Boston underground rap legend Big Dese and Florida producer Mike Martinez recently dropped their latest album NO RESPECT ,but in the meantime, they also share the visuals for the song "Mad Rapper 2.0."
The track’s title pays homage to the legendary 90s rap skit character created by former Bad Boy Records producer Deric D-Dot, with Big Dese unapologetically expressing his bias toward the current state of rap.
With Mike Martinez's ominous backdrop, the rapper shows a carefree attitude with lines like "Kendrick ain't wack, but let's just say he's not for me/I don't pump Future 'cause I ain't outside popping E/I ain't gonna do a perc, I don't play Uzi vert/If anybody mumbling I would not get through the verse." The lyrics acknowledge his biased views but make it clear that it’s not coming from a place of hate—it's all in good fun.
Produced by Chow Films, the video offers a fitting visual to accompany the track, sure to impress both longtime supporters and new fans alike.
