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Rodriques Jacquees Broadnax wasn’t always the King of R&B, as he proclaims on his 2019 sophomore album, but it didn’t take him long to attain that self-made throne. At age 19, the Atlanta crooner already proved a worthy match alongside vets like Lloyd and Rich Homie Quan, both featured on woozy hook-up jam “Feel It”. By his 2018 debut album, 4275, Jacquees fully locked into his signature smooth, sultry flow, slipping casually between the sheets with silken come-ons such as “B.E.D.” and “Inside.” On King, he weaves that heady romance through throbbing hip-hop rhythms with help from friends like Tory Lanez and Lil Baby.