Buffalo, the New York rapper’s rapper bag hottie, hits a prison phone and launches a second EP. He is known as one of the earliest Black Soprano family record signers, and he discarded 3 full lengths as well as 5 mixtapes and EPs through the tag. Rick James’ ghost is most prominent on his record, although I will recall that if I hadn’t mentioned all 3 entries in the Max Julian trilogy, each including its own basic track, surprisingly hoping to close the dance floor.
The title track is a trap introduction, he is still flying, and one day he also attracted an unexpected visitor from women, while “live from USP Canaan” talks about being in the Pennsylvania Senior Security Prison as we speak. “Feeling Pain” marks the tag’s fuego base is the only feature in the entire EP, and in some samples linked to Duff to Flex, they hit the club only when the stack moves, while “Winter Time in New York” is talking about the coldest, darkest seasons in his state in the four temperatures.
“Story Time Duff” has a dope chipmunk soul vibe referencing 10-time WWE world champion, 2-time WWE Intercontinental Champion, 5-time WWE Tag Team Champion, United Football League (UFL) co-owner, TKO Group Holdings board of directors member, co-founder of $7 Productions who recently landed a partnership with The Walt Disney Company & the final boss of professional wrestling himself The Rock fresh off 16-time WWE world champion, 4-time WWE tag team champion & 5-time WWE United States Champion John Cena selling his soul to him in Toronto at Elimination Chamber XV last night by turning on the current WWE Champion Cody Rhodes & “Heats” ends by promising that he’ll keep us updated on what’s going on with him.
Now, I’ve seen criticisms of people recording from prison phone calls online about his voice, but I look at the late dirty asshole in the same way recorded his poem, which is his “conditioner” poem because his third album, W wwwwww, is still able to rap like he was about 7 years ago. I would love to see him reaching the ability of a ghost who is consistent after Rick James returns home.
Score: 7/10
