Trippie Redd Returns With “Under Enemy Arms”

N***as want to glamorize the Devil until they actually get sent to him.


Trippie Redd is a troll (He even looks like one). What’s so frustrating about his artistry is that he can be really good at times, and other times, really bad. In “Under Enemy Arms,” the Ohio rapper drops something somewhere in-between.

I f**k with the army-like instrumental, melody and gritty lyrical content that powers this song. However, I do not f**k with Trippie’s wishy-washy delivery of his lyrical content. (At times, Trippie sounds like he’s rapping while gargling on some mouthwash). Taking the good and bad I just mentioned into consideration, I can see some hating this song, and others actually f**king with it.

Trippie looks like one of the Devil’s bad b*tches on the album artwork to this song.

 

OVERALL RATING (3.5/5)


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