Big Sean just wowed fans with a new freestyle that’s as smooth as his latest album. Here are the highlights:
- Big Sean dropped a fresh freestyle in Complex’s elevator bank in New York City.
- He rapped over a beat produced by Hit-Boy, showcasing his amazing flow.
- His lyrics touch on his confidence, lack of industry support, and personal growth.
- Reactions mirror the excitement fans had for his album ‘Better Me Than You.’
Big Sean made waves again, this time with a freestyle in Complex’s New York elevator bank. As if to say, ‘Album, who?’ he flowed effortlessly over a Hit-Boy beat.
With remarkable ease, he wove in and out of lyrical pockets, not missing a single beat. His flow was undeniably dominant.
Lyrically, Big Sean delved into his self-confidence, touched on his challenges in the industry, and reflected on his personal growth and evolution as an artist.
Fans and critics alike were impressed. His new freestyle drew reactions similar to those for his hit album ‘Better Me Than You.’
‘Better Me Than You’ was a fan-favorite, though it didn’t win over everyone. However, it’s packed with soul, introspection, hunger, and determination.
The freestyle also shows Big Sean staying above the rap beefs of 2024. Despite fans expecting him to weigh in on the Drake and Kendrick Lamar feud, Big Sean kept his cool.
In a lighter moment, he even poked fun at Drake’s iconic ‘duck face’ selfies, showing a playful side on social media.
Big Sean shared how making music has been a cathartic experience for him, particularly overcoming personal struggles and insecurities through his art.
During an emotional Instagram Live, he revealed, ‘When you make art, you put your heart into this s**t,’ adding personal insights from his experiences with COVID-19.
Whether Big Sean’s current streak will continue or has peaked remains to be seen, but he’s undoubtedly left a mark on 2024’s rap scene.
Big Sean’s latest freestyle is a testament to his skill, growth, and resilience.
