How the hell did Davinci know that Rush Hour is one of my favorite movies ever?
Breeze Davinci is on the rise. Hailing from Jacksonville, Florida, the rapper has already hit major milestones, opening for stars like Lil Durk, Meek Mill, and Ace Hood, while also gracing major festival stages such as SXSW in 2019 and NXNE in 2018.
His success is well-earned, thanks to his undeniable rap skills. On the mic, he exudes confidence, delivers sharp flows, and ensures every lyric lands with impact.
Some of Davinci’s standout singles include “Drip,” “Nightlife,” and “Dreamworld.” His latest release, “Ricky Tan,” is another must-hear track.
In “Ricky Tan,” Breeze Davinci pays tribute to one of Rush Hour’s most underrated villains. He channels Ricky Tan’s slick persona, fiery attitude, and flashy lifestyle, all while keeping a Draymond Green-like edge. Sounds like something the infamous gangster would approve of, right?
As a fan of classic Cash Money beats, I love how “Ricky Tan” carries a menacing, Juvenile 500 Degrees energy. Over the beat, Davinci delivers effortlessly, pairing his steady flow with clever, carefree lyricism.
Give the fantastic “Ricky Tan” a shot below.
Quincy is the creator of Ratings Game Music. He loves writing about music, taking long walks on beaches, and spaghetti that fights him back.
