Benny The Butcher has been the talk of the underground for quite some time, as well as the rest of the Griselda Records clique. Now, he joins forces with the legendary M.O.P for a gritty track produced by Planit Hank.
Planit Hank's brought together M.O.P and Benny The Butcher for their new collaboration, "What Happened To The Streets?" Planit Hank holds down the production with a dizzying string sample and some hard-hitting drums, giving M.O.P and Benny The Butcher a perfect platform to talk that New York street sh*t. Shylow the BeatYoda comes through with the scratches on the ones and twos. The three MC's detail the street life and getting to the money on this track while also showcasing excellent storytelling skills.
Peep the collaboration below.
Quotable Lyrics
Lost my way a couple times, asked the Lord where I'm going
Cause I keep it on me like I can't afford it to tote it
I ran my money up and I ain't think my daughter would notice
Now she in class, that Marc Jacob bag crossing her shoulder
It's fucked up when you find out your dog was a cobra
The feds slick, get in the whip, you can't talk to the chauffeur
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