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Trizz comes for his doubters on "Hate It"

  • April 21, 2018
  • Jack Steindorf
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Underground hip-hop staple Trizz is preparing to announce the dates for his and Chuuwee's Ashes and Roses Tour, but first he had to release some new music.

 

"Hate It" is Trizz coming directly for anyone who has hated on him. He attacks the synth-filled instrumental with a rolling flow that has become characteristic of the Southern California rapper. He oozes an unerring confidence on "Hate It," which serves as an anthem to let his doubters know that he is doing better than all right. The song was released on 4/20 and, while it has no shortage of marijuana references, Trizz also uses his unique delivery to examine his work ethic and lifestyle. Press play on the newest banger from Inland Empire rapper Trizz up above. 

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