Ok, in terms of installing a vibe through spacey cloud rap, this is up there. Purrp's delivery is similar to Lil B, in that it does sound more like rambling than actual rapping. That (lack of?) technique, alongside the murky'n'hazy beats that channel as much 2010s lo-fi hip hop, chopped and screwed, or straight-up Three Six Mafia worship. It's very swag, but apart from the cool atmosphere, the songs don't impress me much (han-han-uh-uh).
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