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MADEINTYO – Stressin’ (Review & Stream)

MADEINTYO does his best 24hrs impression in “Stressin.”

For whatever reason, MADEINTYO decided to drop three songs for us today, and “Stressin'” is arguably the worst one of them all. Besides sounding like a cartoon character, the “uber everywhere” rapper sings over this poor ass instrumental that sounds like it was made by a ringtone maker. His lyrics aren’t the best, his singing is awful, and the subject matter is weak…..Other than that, this s–t is HOT!

 

OVERALL RATING (2.7/5)

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