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Lil Baby is true to self, delivering an enjoyable single with āSum 2 Proveā that doesnāt expand his craft or ascend to the next level.
On his first single of 2020, āSum 2 Prove,ā Lil Baby has an agile flow that bodes well in his favor.Ā From the jump, he doesnāt show any let up, rapping like his life depends on it.Ā That isnāt to say the lyrics are characterized by a great deal of depth but give him credit for being invested in what he spits. With some notable one-liners (āIāma shoot by myself like a technical foulā), the crowning achievement in regard to form and memorability when it comes the lyrics, is none other than the chorus.
āYeah, my diamonds be VVās They donāt wanā see us on TV unless itās the news I got somethinā to prove Yeah, Iām young, but got somethinā to lose In the street, I done paid all my dues No extortion, aināt talkinā bout literally I be walkinā on beats, Is you hearinā me? I just pray that my kids be a bigger me, they canāt get rid of me.ā
Also boding well in Lil Babyās favor is the production. Heās backed by a trap beat, with knocking drums that hearken back to his hit single, āYes Indeedā with Drake.Ā The backdrop is nothing brand-new mind you, but it certainly supports and helps ignite the rapperās fire.
Final ThoughtsĀ
Is āSum 2 Proveā enjoyable? By all means.Ā Is this a game changing rap record? By no means.Ā Essentially, Lil Baby is true to self, but he doesnāt necessarily change his career trajectory or swing the pendulum any.Ā āSum 2 Proveā proves that he can make hits, but it fails to find him necessarily expanding his craft and going deeper.Ā Does he prove himself? You be the judge.
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Lil Baby ā¢Ā āSum 2 Proveā ā Single ā¢Ā Quality Control Music / Motown ⢠Release: 1.10.20
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