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Mick Jenkins Calls On Ghostface Killah For “Padded Locks” (Review & Stream)

I am A-OK with living in a world where the Wu-Tang Clan are linking up with the hip hop artists of today.

Do you like killer bars dropped over the gentlest of instrumentals? If so, this song is for you! “Padded Locks” has this therapeutic nature to it, but both Ghostface Killah and Mick Jenkins contradict it by delivering some heinous ass bars aimed at putting down their competition and calling out the weak. As usual, you’ll love the word-play Mick Jenkins utilizes throughout, and as for Ghostface, his hood certified persona is enough for me to get 90’s styled hyped up!

Mick Jenkins ‘ new album is coming this weeks, folks! Check your underwear’s for skid marks.

 

OVERALL RATING (4/5)

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