NEW ENTRY: “Stripper Song” by Remy Rix & Roblo DaStar

“Stripper Song” by Remy Rix and Roblo DaStar entered the Bomb Trap Music Chart this week at Number Nine. The track delivers exactly what the title promises. It’s built for the club.

The beat hits with low-end bounce and sharp snares. Remy Rix leads with a call to the dancefloor. His voice cuts through with a steady rhythm. He paints the scene fast. Money in the air. Lights low. The vibe moves with the bass.

Roblo DaStar enters with smooth control. He flips the pace but keeps the energy. His delivery is calm, but the lyrics punch. There’s no love story here. This is about cash, control, and attention.

Each verse builds on the same moment. She’s working the room. He’s watching, talking, tipping, reacting. The loop never breaks. That keeps the energy tight.

“Yeah, I got a thang for a rich…” comes back like a hook, even when it’s not. The bounce stays locked while the lyrics shift from lust to power to status. It’s fast talk, but the message is clear.

This track isn’t trying to be subtle. It lives in neon light. It moves with the beat of dollars falling. The words ride the rhythm like a second instrument.

It’s a record that works in the right setting. DJs know what it’s for. So do the people on the floor.

Remy Rix and Roblo DaStar came through with something loud, bold, and ready to move. “Stripper Song” is built for late nights and fast hands.

Turn it up. Let it play. Then let the room do the rest.

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