Nino Man's been releasing a serious amount of music over the past month and a half. Since the beginning of December, he's come through with some serious cuts including collabs with Styles P, Cory Gunz, Dave East and of course, Jadakiss. The two of them have been dropping some original and remixed songs in the past few months and today, they come through with their latest effort, "From Trap To Rap."
Nino Man and Jadakiss deliver a dopeboy anthem with their latest effort "From Trap To Rap." The two rappers swap bars as detail life in the streets. They recruit producer Saromsoundz who delivers a soulful sample carried by crisp drums. With the amount of work Nino Man's been putting in lately, we're hoping he has a project coming through in the coming months. He's been catching a lot of attention so 2018 is looking like a successful year for the Harlem rapper.
Quotable Lyrics
Movies on the block, n*ggas just start acting
They ain't even aimin', n*ggas just start clappin'
Everybody see it, and then they start yappin'
And things start changin' as soon as you started dappin'
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Aron A. is a features editor for HotNewHipHop. Beginning his tenure at HotNewHipHop in July 2017, he has comprehensively documented the biggest stories in the culture over the past few years.
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