Kirk Knight & Nyck Cautious – Off The Wall (Review & Stream)

Pro Era is destined to shine, and this song is the perfect example of how good two of their members are lyrically.

Both Nyck and Kirk give off this old school NY rap feel that i think needs to be appreciated more by us.

On Nyck’s part, he sounds hungry, aggressive, and like a pit bull with an underdog story to tell. His part definitely reminds me of some Lose Yourself type s–t.

Kirk Knight is a little more sassy than Nyck, sounding like he’s doing the grossed out face throughout his rapping. His verse is still tough, as he makes his claim for top in the city.

Definitely a hard track by the duo.

 

 


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