Sheff G walks out on the majority as he grasps confinement on “Anybody,” a dull feature off his most recent collection.
There is something in particular about Sheff G’s ear for creation that makes him one of the most convincing voices to rise out of the Brooklyn drill development. Appearing quiet over dull, melancholic, and occasionally scary creation, his pristine collection Proud Of Me Now included a few tracks that carried on the tradition. For hell’s sake, he even flipped Tiny Tim’s agitating “Pussyfoot Through The Tulips,” a track loathsomeness buffs will perceive from James Wan’s Insidious. On another collection feature “Anybody,” Sheff by and by connected up with Great John, who came through with a grave piano drop, the ideal vibe for his tribute to disconnection.
While ailing by and large lyricism, there’s a capacity to the assertions Sheff makes all through, a demonstration of his developing distrustfulness and estrangement from the majority. Given the intrinsic risks being a rapper from the roads has come to introduce, it’s no big surprise he’s so intensely mindful of such dangers. “Got me like, “Screw everybody”, I can’t really fuck with anybody,” he admits, in one of the track’s key abstains. In truth, the moderate handwriting may distance a few audience members looking for a more vivid excursion – yet for other people, the clear and direct opinion is completely relatable.
QUOTABLE LYRICS
I don’t mean to brag about money that I make but I flex now
Look how they treated a ni**a
Look how they, look they treated me, huh
I got no feelings
