Papoose Calls On Sheek Louch And Dave East For “Da Flow” (Review & Stream)

I feel like I need to wear some hammer pants to accurately dance to this s**t.


Papoose (AKA Remy Ma’s man) dropped his latest mixtape called “Back 2 The Streets” last week, and trust me, it has bars galore. One of the highlights off of the project is titled “Da Flow,” and it features two of New York’s finest in Dave East and Sheek Louch. As a unit, they hit us with dope ass punchlines, slippery flows and some pretty raw content over this old school rap beat. I love the tempo of the track, and think Dave East absolutely murdered his verse!

Of course Papoose is just as influential as Martin Luther King or Malcolm X! This artwork is all the way accurate!

 

OVERALL RATING (4/5)


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