This guys music really has no redeeming qualities. That being said it always seems to work for the moment. Also check the video of him on the hook carrying some Maino song on his back.
Sidebar: I know it’s kind of a dick move to just throw the little person version of Mr. T in the mix, but at the same time it kind of made the video.
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The Brooklyn artists rap over vintage beats from when New York rap mattered to other people and not just them. It's freshened up by Troy Ave, weighed down by Maino. These two are on a very small crusade to make rap regional long after it became democratic and internet-based. It's a strange effort and egocentric but definitely slams the reminder home in 3 plus minutes of East Coast nostalgia. Check the track after the jump.
Sam
