Rome Fortune's been in full force for the past few weeks. The Atlanta rapper's been gearing up to drop his forthcoming album Pimpstar Popstar and every track he's dropped thusfar has delivered a different side of Rome. Today, he comes through with an experimental banger with "WHATCHUWANT."
Rome's latest track has a video game like synth running through it while the 808 drums on it give it the necessary bounce to keep running with. The rapper brings a laid back flow on the track, keeping his cool while getting his message across. It's a shorter track but Rome's cool vibe makes this track a perfect song to vibe out to.
With "WHATCHUWANT," he continues to build anticipation for the project. He's already dropped three songs, including this one, and is looking to release the project in January of next year. Rome's definitely an artist to keep an eye out for and by the sounds of his most recent releases, it seems he's looking to take over 2018.
Quotable Lyrics
Knuckle still my nigga so, bitch you been guessed it
Young nigga with attitude but still it's no pressure
You want it then you got it including hands, nigga catch it
I always been the type of extend a long gesture
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