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    Dré Six x KitschKrieg’s Bestie: A Quiet Plea Wrapped in Velvet Restraint

    Marcus AdetolaBy Marcus AdetolaApril 4, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Minimalism never sounded this exposed. Bestie leans into the hush—muted piano chords, air-tight drums, and a beat that barely lifts its head. Dré Six doesn’t need to shout.

    His voice moves with intention, careful and low, the kind of tone that lingers after the line ends. 

    “Baby I need you to know / I need your love,” he sings, each word resting on the edge of something unspoken.

    There’s an intimacy in how he phrases it—soft repetition, bare-boned structure, no excess. The refrain “Don’t get used to this / I don’t say much” hangs like a warning wrapped in silk.

    Even the hook—“If I was your best friend / I’d take you up to West End”—feels more like a memory than a promise.

    KitschKrieg’s production sits back, almost ghostlike, letting space fill the gaps between vulnerability and bravado.

    “None of us wanna be alone,” hums Dré, again and again, as if he’s trying to believe it.

    There’s no crescendo here—just a low-lit conversation and a few quiet confessions.

    Bestie doesn’t chase a climax. It just stays with you, the way some truths do when you whisper them out loud.

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    Dré Six x KitschKrieg Bestie Lyrics

    If I was your best friend,
    I’d take you up to west end
    Go shopping on me
    First store LV
    Said if I your best friend
    Oh I never lie to you
    Who you gon rely on
    Everytime you know
    I come through

    Baby I need you to know I need your love
    Your the one that makes my heart go
    Don’t get used to this I don’t say much
    Don’t get used to this
    Don’t get used
    Baby I need you to know
    I need your love
    Your the one that makes my heart go
    Don’t get used to this
    I don’t say much
    Don’t get used to this
    Don’t get used to this

    Hmm hmmm
    None of us wanna be alone
    Hmm hmmm
    None of us wanna be alone
    Hmm hmmm
    None of us wanna be alone
    Hmm hmmm
    None of us wanna be alone

    If I was your best friend,
    I’d take you up to west end
    Go shopping on me
    First store LV
    Said if I your best friend
    Oh I never lie to you
    Who you gon rely on
    Who you gon rely on

    If I was your best friend,
    I’d take you up to west end
    Go shopping on me
    First store LV
    Said if I your best friend
    Oh I never lie to you
    Who you gon rely on
    Everytime you know
    I come through

    Baby I need you to know
    I need your love
    Your the one that makes my heart go
    Don’t get used to this
    I don’t say much
    Don’t get used to this
    Don’t get used
    Baby I need you to know
    I need your love
    Your the one that makes my heart go
    Don’t get used to this
    I don’t say much
    Don’t get used to this
    Don’t get used to this

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