Zillionaire Doe Solidifies His Position in Rap with "Set In Stone"

Zillionaire Doe, the leader of the "New Dallas" rap movement, is back with a bold declaration of intent in his latest single, "Set In Stone." The track is a sharp, unwavering statement that cements his place in the rap game, showcasing his confidence and refusal to compromise on his worth. From the very first bar, Doe makes it clear: he's not here to negotiate. “I ain't going back and forth on my price, shit set in stone,” he spits, setting the tone for a track that’s all about self-assurance and strength. The line resonates as both a personal mantra and a message to the industry — Zillionaire Doe is here, and he's standing firm in his success. “Set In Stone” isn't just another flex; it's a manifesto, one that highlights Doe’s unshakeable stance and growing influence. As he leads the charge for New Dallas alongside fellow artists like Montana 700 and Headhancho Amir, this track serves as both a celebration and a challenge: a challenge to others to recognize his value, and a celebration of the unyielding self-belief that’s driving his ascent.