Avalanche The Architect Spits Ferocious Bars In “N*gga N*gga N*gga N*gga Shoot Shoot Kill”

N*gga N*gga N*gga N*gga Shoot Shoot Kill

Avalanche The Architect


We don’t endorse violence, but we do endorse this song (We’re caught in a pickle here)…

Avalanche The Architect isn’t only more skilled than your favorite rapper’s favorite rapper, but he is also someone that has no issue being villainous on the mic. Some of his biggest hits, which all have killer titles, are “The Woodlands Shogun,” “Fuck Social Distancing,” and “Lyrical Mastery.” Avalanche’s latest single, “Nigga Nigga Nigga Nigga Shoot Shoot Kill,” might be his most villainous effort yet.



Yes, Avalanche the Architect kicks ass and takes names in “Nigga Nigga Nigga Nigga Shoot Shoot Kill.” Over a hard-hitting beat that oozes all kinds of classic hip-hop vibes, he hits us with fierce raps that highlight his love for revenge, guns, and all forms of smoke. Avalanche also talks about shutting down weak-ass rappers and calls himself a God. What I absolutely love is how he plows through the song like a madman, relying on murderous deliveries and sneaky-good punchlines that will go over your head like a f**king halo. All in all, if you love street rap records, this song is for you.

Avalanche the Architect is a problem.



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