Produced by: The Runners, DJ Nasty, & LVM
Complex says: The irony of Pusha flipping a beat originally used by a rapper he once claimed bit other people’s styles (including his own) aside, Push rapping over a track from Weezy’s Tha Carter II is actually reminiscent of his epic verse from the “Chevy Ridin’ High (Remix).” The only drawback is that it’s really just a freestyle and only one verse followed by a bunch of ad-libs (get used to that). Still, there’s some great Pusha taunts here including, “Yeah ma, I know your man got money but he’s not gonna spend it. He’s been poor far too long.”
Complex says: The irony of Pusha flipping a beat originally used by a rapper he once claimed bit other people’s styles (including his own) aside, Push rapping over a track from Weezy’s Tha Carter II is actually reminiscent of his epic verse from the “Chevy Ridin’ High (Remix).” The only drawback is that it’s really just a freestyle and only one verse followed by a bunch of ad-libs (get used to that). Still, there’s some great Pusha taunts here including, “Yeah ma, I know your man got money but he’s not gonna spend it. He’s been poor far too long.”