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Big Bank – Ballin’ (Ft. Offset) (Review & Stream)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-FO1kbKa94

Bruh, I love me some damn Offset!

Offset has a heavy role on this track, as he pretty much sets the tone by delivering the chorus and a fire ass verse. Will I ever get tired of this dudes style?

Big Bank’s verse is pretty bad, but at least he *Putting on my thinking cap to think of something nice to say* at least he drove safely to the studio!

OVERALL RATING (4/5)

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