Ghostface Killah’s Son, Infinite Coles, Releases Viral Ballroom Song “Boots”

Ghostface Killah’s son , Infinite Coles, has dropped a Ballroom hit that’s guaranteed to score 10’s all across the board.

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The New York-bred singer released his viral song, “Boots” during Pride month (June), delivering a high energy dance track that makes you want to dip, kick, and twirl. The proof is in the multiple videos made on TikTok to the tune.

With his signature tag, “What’s goody?,” Infinite confidently comes in on the beat challenging his opponents with a simple question: “Where’s my boots so I can eat a bi**h?” In simpler terms, he’s ready to show why he’s the chosen one at The Ball.

Produced by Zach Witness, he fiercely sings, “I’m feeling f**king fab, I think you ho*s should take a bath/ Heels and skirt to match, but I ain’t get it from my dad.” Elsewhere, the song breaks into a beautiful ballad of runs before Infinite comes back in naming all of his favorite high-fashion entities.

Speaking of his newest single, Infinite exclusively told VIBE , “Basically my boots are my armor. This song was created for me to feel my highest level of confidence. I grew up always worrying about what people thought about me and how they would judge me. Now I’m just in a space where I don’t give a f**k about nothing but taking care of my family and giving them things that we’ve been deserved.”

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Infinite also touched on his own musical lineage as a child of Hip-Hop royalty and spoke on the pressures of staying true to his own individuality.

“Being a child of Wu-Tang comes with a pressure that always made me feel nervous to express my true identity,” he said.

“I have finally found my outlet within my music that makes me feel like me fully — that’s been with the help of Vogue culture, my community, and my support system. I hope my music and my expression can help anyone who may feel the way I did.”

Take a listen to “Boots” above.

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