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I’m totally digging how he half-samples a Tupac lyric at the beginning (“there’s gonna be some stuff you gonna hear”) and then Jay Z somewhere in the middle (“look what you made me do”). I guess I love layered/mirrored lyrics and music that steps back into what came before, then steps away—sometimes just the instruments or the beat does that too in these new African hip hop songs.