Hit-Boy is ultimately starting to find about to the concept that his dad Success’s restricted double is none besides the late Mobb Deep lyricist, Natural born player.
Everything began after a Natural born player follower web page on Twitter (X) responded to a tweet in which Hit-Boy was in fact advertising his upcoming Black & & Whites collective cd with The Sorcerer, which Success is likewise a component of using the LP’s lead solitary, “Repossession.”
so much me success and alc went down 4 video clips off the Black & & Whites cd. what’s been your fave? entire task 5/30/24 pic.twitter.com/35r6C2qmrf
— Hit-Boy (@Hit_Boy) May 28, 2024
In a reply within the initial string shared, the follower web page shared a set of images of P’s constant partner side-by-side with Natural born player, in contrast with Success, to which the West Coastline manufacturer could not assist yet see the similarity.
” Allows Struck covertly Natural born player,” the follower web page composed in the tweet.
Hit-Boy responded, exposing it had not been the very first time he’s fielded concepts from his followers contrasting his dad to the East Coastline rap tale.
” This photo makes me see what y’ all be stating when y’ all inform me Success resemble Natural born player,” Hit-Boy composed.
He likewise retweeted a comment from an additional customer, that went an action even more than simply contrasting Success and P’s similarity by damaging down just how their shared histories likewise signified a transcendent link in between both.
” Also much deeper than that Struck, Pops/Prodigy … South Central Cartel … Havoc/Prodeje,” the customer composed. “Although Pops appear like the West Coastline Chaos as well … yet you obtain where I’m choosing it.”
Even much deeper than that Struck, Pops/Prodigy … South Central Cartel … Havoc/Prodeje. Although Pops appear like the West Coastline Chaos as well … yet you obtain where I’m choosing it.
— L’Daialogue (@LDaialogue) May 28, 2024
Through The Sorcerer’s collective background with Natural born player in the very early 2000s, his link with Success using Hit-Boy definitely harkens back minutes of recognition because of just how respected both lyricists are. Also still, Sorcerer’s job generating tracks for Mobb Deep’s 2001 cd, Infamy, will certainly permanently drop in Hip-Hop background. In a feeling, Success has a big space to fill out Natural born player’s lack when it concerns recreating the mix of genuine, dark, reflective lyricism and the haunting manufacturing that sealed P and Sorcerer’s standing as an awesome duo.
Look into the tweet over.
