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02-01-2020 05:33 GMT
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Yung Rackz
"Prophet Of The Streets"
Hip Hop
Caution: hard hat area
7 tracks that should change what hip hop records Spotify plays you in 2020 - for good.
If you are one of those ladies that won't feel sexy until your lips look like you've eaten more chickens than the Kardashians (that's a metaphor) then this song will bite you in the ass harder than a Rottweiler on acid. If you are one of those guys that chase so much tail your money's on HER mind then this record will also bite you in the ass much the same way. This isn't one of those fluffy, fuzzy hip hop albums that will tickle you in your ear with a pink feather and then throw in a few "f*ck you"s and a few "f*ck 12"s on each song; seduce you with a music video packed with onion booties and boobies; and feature Cardi B and Rick Ross on every other track to make it seem macho or edgy. It's not one of those albums you listen to just once either. It's not an album you'll ever be able to get enough of. And most of all, it's not an album you'll ever want to hear again - until you are sure you've got something that is equally masterful and thorough to chase it with. This will set your bar for hip hop albums really high for 2020 so proceed with caution.
Explicit.
Listen:
Yung Rackz's Skunk Radio Live Artist Profile: ▶
Hip Hop
Caution: hard hat area
7 tracks that should change what hip hop records Spotify plays you in 2020 - for good.
If you are one of those ladies that won't feel sexy until your lips look like you've eaten more chickens than the Kardashians (that's a metaphor) then this song will bite you in the ass harder than a Rottweiler on acid. If you are one of those guys that chase so much tail your money's on HER mind then this record will also bite you in the ass much the same way. This isn't one of those fluffy, fuzzy hip hop albums that will tickle you in your ear with a pink feather and then throw in a few "f*ck you"s and a few "f*ck 12"s on each song; seduce you with a music video packed with onion booties and boobies; and feature Cardi B and Rick Ross on every other track to make it seem macho or edgy. It's not one of those albums you listen to just once either. It's not an album you'll ever be able to get enough of. And most of all, it's not an album you'll ever want to hear again - until you are sure you've got something that is equally masterful and thorough to chase it with. This will set your bar for hip hop albums really high for 2020 so proceed with caution.
Explicit.
Listen:
Yung Rackz's Skunk Radio Live Artist Profile: ▶
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For music licensing inquiries, hip hop promotion, artist/band bookings or general Artists And Repertoire (A&R) inquiries please contact the hip hop PR team at music-pr@srlnetworks.com
