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Mr. SOS finds his true north in "Catch Me If You Can"

  • September 16, 2022
  • Tayo Odutola
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Atlanta-based rapper Mr. SOS , well known for his work with the acclaimed underground hip-hop group CunninLynguists, returns with a new single Catch Me If You Can"—a tale of heartbreak and a series of events that leads to appreciating oneself. Bolstered by the mellow and somewhat moody backdrop laid out by his longtime collaborator  Maxamill, Mr. SOS gives a heartfelt performance underpinned by tough life experiences and the arduous journey to self-realization.  With lines like "Shit is crazy though but I made it though/ There are no Ls if the L is a lesson, peace to Cool V on the radio", he reminds us that nothing comes easy and it's all about persevering and pushing through.

Stream "Catch Me If You Can" on all DSPs here.

Connect with Mr. SOS: Spotify | Twitter  | Instagram

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