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Young Thug, Freddie Gibbs & A$AP Ferg Unite For “Old English”

How the hell did these three n***as find a way to be in the same room with one another?

“Old English,” a track featuring Freddie Gibbs, A$AP Ferg and Young Thug, is random as s**t! On it, you get this ghoulish instrumental that I can see a slasher stabbing victims to. Over this instrumental, Thugger drops a verse and hook that is multi-faceted and witty as s**t (He actually sounds like someone else on this song), Gibbs gives us a verse that is gutter and street-certified, and lastly, Ferg gives us a verse that is goofy and nonsensical (Seriously, what the f**k is this n***a really talking about on this song?). When you combine all three contributions together, what you get is mayhem in the form of hip-hop music.

That’s true, Halloween is coming (N***as was being scary on this joint)!

 

OVERALL RATING (3.5/5)

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