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Rapper Sleepy Hallow, assisted by Canadian teen rapper, 347aidan, drops a brief, surefire vibe with single, “Die Young.”
[otw_shortcode_dropcap label=”“L” size=”large” border_color_class=”otw-no-border-color” shadow=”shadow” square=”square”][/otw_shortcode_dropcap]ookin’ through my memories, fallin’ into jealousy / How can I miss you? You’re really just my enemy.” Woo! Teen Canadian rapper 🎙 347aidan kicks off the short but sweet vibe that is 🎵 “Die Young”. 347aidan is responsible for the intro and eventual chorus of this 🎙 Sleepy Hallow-led single. Young 347 continues, “Breakin’ apart, but I gotta hold my legacy / And I don’t wanna die-I don’t- I don’t wanna die young.”
347aiden sets the tone. 🎛 Great John, likewise, stitches up the production. Both give Sleepy Hallow ample fuel for his fire though I suspect, the Jamaican-born, NYC drill rapper was already locked-in. “Ayy, I don’t wanna die young, so I stay with a stick / Still on that shit, fuck two times six.” Woo! Over the course of two verses, he exhibits a confident, kick ass flow (“When l’m cookin’, l’m not in the kitchen I’m probably somewhere outta town doing business”). He shouts out his close friend, Sheff G early on in the first verse. As to be expected, the rhymes are street savvy and unapologetic – Sleepy don’t play! He references sex, multiple times, and of course, he’s tough – “Fear nobody, I’m ready to bleed.”
Final Thoughts 💭
Will “Die Young” by Sleepy Hallow, assisted by 347aidan change your life? I wouldn’t go that far, but it is a surefire vibe that will enhance your playlist. It is an enjoyable two-and-a-half-minutes all told. Furthermore, the music video is entertaining.
[usr 3.5]
🎙 Sleepy Hallow • 🎵 “Die Young” (Ft. 347aidan) • 🏷 Winner Circles Entertainment • 🗓 5.27.22
[📷: Brent Faulkner, The Musical Hype, OpenClipart-Vectors from Pixabay]

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