K-pop group VAV_official teams up with DeLaGhettoReal & playnskillz for GiveMeMore
A rhythmic dance track that blends breezy tropical dance sounds with reggaeton beats, “Give Me More” was released through three different versions, with the primary one performed in Korean with some English and Spanish sprinkled in while the second is entirely performed in Spanish and English; the final variant offers up a special Play-N-Skillz remix. An instrumental version of the song was also released.
“Give Me More” marks the first time VAV has worked with De La Ghetto and Play-N-Skillz, but the latter previously worked with K-pop group
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