Travis Barker Guests On Emo Rapper Lil Aaron's New Track

...and appears in the video.

June 7, 2018

Our ol' pal Travis Barker of blink-182 has given the genre agnostic rap/rock artist Lil Aaron a well deserved signal boost by appearing on a track on Aaron's new EP Rock$tar Famou$, which is out now, and by appearing in the video for said track, QUIT. Enjoy:

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