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Styles P, Ghostface Killah, Remy Ma, Nas, Dave East & RahdaMUSprime Unite For “The Mecca”

THE MECCA

Styles P, Ghostface Killah, Remy Ma, Nas, Dave East & RahdaMUSprime

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If you grew up on 90s rap, you will love “The Mecca.”

Radha Blank is a popular New York City filmmaker that loves hip-hop music. In honor of her new movie, “The Forty-Year Old Version,” she decided to release “The Mecca,” a song that features a few rap legends.

“The Mecca” is powered by a beat that every single east coast rapper was born to kill (Even Desiigner). Over it, we get gaudy rap flows, next-level punchlines, and deep-ass words from Styles P, Ghostface Killah, Remy Ma, Nas, Dave East & RahdaMUSprime. I started the song knowing that I was in for some heat and still left it as burnt as these Pilsbury biscuits that I just made.

New York breeds nothing but legendary rappers.

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