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Atlanta rapper Jeezy has surprised fans with an unexpected EP release called Politically Correct.
The surprise audio gem comes packed with five tunes.
The hustle continues. Jeezy has been dropping a song every Sunday as part of his #SundayService series. But he switches it up and comes through a day early with a surprise EP called Politically Correct. Produced entirely by D. Rich, the five tracks showcase Jeezy’s gritty bars over soulful melodies. (Rap-Up)
A few days ago, Jeezy released the cover art to his upcoming Church In These Streets solo album.
As we get closer to the November 13 release date of Jeezy’s Church In These Streets, he’s continued to share more details off his eighth studio album. For his next #SundayService installment, the Atlanta trapper reveals the artwork for Church In These Streets, as well as a behind-the-scenes clip of the upcoming video for the album’s title track. (Complex)
Last week,
week, Jeezy treated fans to a remix to rapper Fetty Wap‘s “679” song.
Yesterday he dropped one off for Bankroll Fresh’s “Walked In,” and today he does the same for Fetty Wap and Monty’s top 10 single “679.” He takes the first verse of the bouncy hit, comparing a prospective lover to a “terrorist, she love to blow my phone up.” (Rap-Up)
Jeezy issued a full-fledged letter in August and penciled in a possible November 13 album release date.
Weak. And I ain’t fucking with it anyway cause of burning flag. Dont like America then get ya ass out then.