NBA superstar Kevin Durant and Ohio rapper Stalley have teamed up to release a new song titled "Scared Money." The collaboration came to light a couple of days ago when TMZ shared a sneak peek of the duo laying down verses in the studio. The track, which features a low-key vibe with soft boom-baps and jazzy instrumentals, showcases Durant's smooth delivery despite his limited experience on the mic.

"Scared Money" is the title track of Stalley's new EP, which includes three songs with "Farming" as the lead single. The EP serves as a precursor to Stalley's upcoming full-length album, "Peerless," expected to be released in March.

The collaboration between Durant and Stalley was reportedly initiated by Durant reaching out to Stalley to fulfill his desire to rap on a track. The beat for "Scared Money" was created by a mutual friend named Travonne Edwards.

Fans have been showing love for the new song online, sparking discussions about Durant potentially releasing a full music project in the future. The reception of the track has also raised questions about whether Durant is the best current NBA rapper and if "Scared Money" stands out as the strongest track on Stalley's new EP.

As fans eagerly anticipate Stalley's forthcoming album and potential future music projects from Durant, the release of "Scared Money" has generated excitement within the music community. Stay tuned for more updates on Stalley and Kevin Durant's musical endeavors, and be sure to share your thoughts on the collaboration in the comments section.