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Saweetie Talks Hella S**t In “Pissed” (Review & Stream)

Saweetie has the confidence of someone that has fifteen platinum plaques under her belt.

Saweetie, a rapper that will now get more fame for being Quavo’s boo than her music, has been doing her best to prove she’s one of the best MC’s in the game on her past couple of releases. In her latest single, “Pissed,” it seems like she has had enough of her naysayers, deciding to address them full on from start to finish. As usual, I think she tries a little too hard trying to prove that she’s some boss b*tch that can’t be touched, ultimately coming across as a bit corny.

Saweetie is taken, but if she ever gets back on the market, I may need to shoot a shot.

 

OVERALL RATING (2.5/5)

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