ManMan Savage has been getting some well-deserved attention over the past few years. He's collaborated with some big artists in the game and dropped off some heavy hitting projects as well. While his fans wait for his forthcoming album, he delivers his latest mixtape Young & Reckless 2.
ManMan Savage first dropped off his Young & Reckless back in 2015. On his latest project, he recruits some major names in the game to assist him. Lil Uzi Vert, Lil Wop, SmokePurpp, Trill Sammy, Redd Smash and Drako all make appearances on the project. Purpp comes through for the "Trap Rules" remix. Savage also gets some dope producers on the projects with the likes of Slade Da Monsta, J Gramm, Dolan Beats, FkiRich and more.
ManMan released the project on his grandmother's birthday, who passed away in 2011. He said in the description, "its His GrandMother Birthday who Diseased in 2011 its a present to the world from him n her."
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