Have to admit,
wasn't a fan of Rich Homie before his hiatus but now that he has re emerged he seems to be more focused and making music for the real southern hip hop heads. This album feels a lot more polished and less reckless with that gimmick bullshit like that dance that seemed so iffy to us. This is grown up. It is not an attention grab. It's authentic. Salute to that boy for switching up and not becoming a statistic of a rapper...
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