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Jay Critch – Near You (Ft. Rich The Kid) (Review & Stream)

Rich the Kid sounds like a rapping version of Roscoe from Martin.

Let me start this review off by saying “I LOVE THIS F**KING INSTRUMENTAL!’ It’s so damn riveting! I literally feel like I’m listening to a trill episode of unsolved mysteries. As expected, Rich The Kid sounds like a n***a that gotta wipe his nose on the track, but does ride the spectacular instrumental very well. As for Jay Critch, I can’t remember anything he said on this song.

I can’t believe I’m checking for Rich The Kid songs these days!

 

OVERALL RATING (4/5)

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