Nobigdyl and Parris Chariz show they are top tier

Nobigdyl and Parris Chariz bring something you can bump with the right message of God with "On the Radar Freestyle 2."

First off, the production is pretty dope for "On the Radar Freestyle 2." Nobigdyl is considered one of the fiercest lyricists within the Christian Hip hop scene and with a good right, you can consider him a respected lyricist in Hip Hop in general. The same can be said with Parris Chariz. Dyl never fails to deliver unique metaphors and punchlines while never compromising his style as an artist.

Something that can get you hyped and full of energy while being thought-provoking. To be able to rhyme with the message of God but also hold energy shows that the delivery is definitely top-tier. Lyrically both rhymers don't slack on “ On the Radar Freestyle 2.”

The record is full of metaphors, similes, and punchlines with crisp and on-point flows while the 808s are hitting hard. The Christian hip-hop genre is majorly slept on when it comes to rappers delivering lyrically. The flows and content of the lyrics flow and mesh effortlessly on the production. The presence of the substance of the lyrics adds another layer of flavor and personality, this isn't boring music at all.

The track definitely progresses well energy-wise and there are no filler rhymes. Punchline after punchline while keeping the lyrics honest as to who they are within their faith. The track sounds like a freestyle, but with a close listen you can hear it's been thought out and constructed as 2 free verses, which is a plus.

Who doesn't love limitless rhyming back-to-back? Substance, lyrics, spirit, and energy can never fail and will almost always contribute to a solid record. With tons of lines that can move the spirit and make you think about where you stand in line with God while being sonically pleasing. This is definitely good music, not oversaturated or what feels like is forced but completely natural and organic.

If you're looking for biblically spirited lyrics, then Christian Hip Hop is where it is; “Jesus said to live I gotta’ die, now that's a cold case!”