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Styles P Continues To Release New Music With “Never Fight An African” (Review & Stream)

On the low, Styles P is 20+ years in the game…

As a Nigerian-American, I probably like this song more than the next person. “Never Fight An African” features this hard-hitting instrumental that incorporates some authentic African vibes. Over this instrumental, Styles P gets very political, denouncing presidential candidates and preaching about uniting the blacks together for the sake of black excellence. I love how hard our hero raps throughout, never letting up in grittiness.

Would you hate me if I bumped this at your pregame?

 

OVERALL RATING (5/5)

 

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