Big Sean is a rapper who is always criticized for his “pun” bars. However, he never shied away from being himself. In fact, in recent years, one might say Sean has abandoned these puns and his writing has become more serious. Overall, fans really like the change. His most recent album has been hailed as the best of his career, and he continues to showcase his talent. He’s been teasing a new album set to be released later this year, and fans have every reason to get excited and keep going.
Big Sean surprised fans on Wednesday with a new freestyle called “Anderson Estate.” The jam is based on a new version of the “Drop” beat J Dilla created for The Pharcyde. Ultimately, it was a huge freestyle comeback for Shawn and he showed how hungry he is. There are even bars that reference the names of Drake, J. Cole and Kendrick Lamar. “I think what I lack most as an artist is consistency/I just don’t have the energy to compete with my enemies,” he raps. “Or you’re all so-called big three/But every verse I sing the fans are like, ‘Man, n****s just sleep!'” When it comes to the best rappers alive, Big Sean Often left out, he wanted to change that narrative.
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Big Sean is ready
It’s a great freestyle return and fans will be eager to hear more from him soon. That said, we might be getting a brand new single from him this week. It’s absolutely huge and we certainly want it to happen. Friday is going to be a big night for the release, and Big Sean could end up ruining a lot of people’s plans.
Be sure to tell us what you think of this new freestyle in the comments section below. Will you be listening to Big Sean’s new album when it comes out? What features would you like to hear about? Also, stay tuned to HNHH for the latest news and updates from the music industry. We’ll always make sure to keep you updated on all your favorite artists and their upcoming projects.
Quoting lyrics:
I hate people telling me it was never that serious
You don’t have to shoot your first album cover at Sears
I’ve been held back and hiding behind fear
But fear is just fake evidence that looks real
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