The South has something to say and J.I.D is not afraid to say it. While the Spillage Village artist may have a higher pitched voice than you’re used to and his flows may catch you off guard, the differences between him and other rappers don’t end there. His confidence is casual and his sense of humor is offensive to the sensitive. All of these build up to an artist the youth can support wholeheartedly. He is joined by Earthgang, Two-9, OG Maco, as well as Childish Major, DJ Fu of EarDrummers, and more.
J.I.D plans on dropping at least two more projects this year so you should start getting familiar with him real quick.
This Dicaprio EP was only a flex of skills. Less writing, more creativity; a memory based project if you will.
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Bryan Hahn wonders how Rihanna feels about the name of this EP. He’s on Twitter (@notupstate).
