Rob Yung "LoveDon'tLiveHereAnymore" (prod. by Nefarious!): I almost cringe when someone hits me with a bio that says things like the artist “is the complete package of Hip-Hop now and forever”. While I get that cats need to be confident, I feel that it’s the people who make that decision. I won’t sa comments like that will kill someone from even being heard, but I wouldn’t put that in my own bio. Maybe I’m lacking in confidence, though. Rob’s just “a kid from the suburbs” of Long Island, and on this Nefarious! track, he blends a nice flow with a classic sample. There’s not much that’s “new” about this, and truthfully, I’m stumped as to why this track is so short – I figured a student of Nas would’ve tackled that obvious sample and pen a nice story. I’ll keep my ears out for homey, regardless.Rob Yung "LoveDon'tLiveHereAnymore"
Rob Yung "LoveDon'tLiveHereAnymore" (prod. by Nefarious!): I almost cringe when someone hits me with a bio that says things like the artist “is the complete package of Hip-Hop now and forever”. While I get that cats need to be confident, I feel that it’s the people who make that decision. I won’t sa comments like that will kill someone from even being heard, but I wouldn’t put that in my own bio. Maybe I’m lacking in confidence, though. Rob’s just “a kid from the suburbs” of Long Island, and on this Nefarious! track, he blends a nice flow with a classic sample. There’s not much that’s “new” about this, and truthfully, I’m stumped as to why this track is so short – I figured a student of Nas would’ve tackled that obvious sample and pen a nice story. I’ll keep my ears out for homey, regardless.
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