DMX Romeo Don’t Die
On his latest track, Romeo Don’t Die from Canada pays homage to DMX.
It’s been over a year since DMX passed away, and on his latest track, Romeo Don’t Die pays tribute to the Yonkers great.
Over the weekend, Romeo released his blazing new track “DMX,” in which he blazes Dice Playy’s string-laden production with his technical prowess.
The rapper combines his wit and arrogance with brisk rhythms and razor-sharp punchlines that make references to Justin Trudeau and Robert Mugabe.
“DMX” is an unmistakable smash that will undoubtedly dominate this summer.
“The song is about adversaries gathering resentment,” Romeo explains, “citing how my ops seem like the late rapper’s Y2K film debut in Romeo Must Die.”
“DMX has had a significant impact on my life.
His music satisfies my desire and inspires me to keep going in the direction I want to go.”
Listen to the new record today on SAHipHopZA.
