We've been bringing a variety of talent to the booth for our HNHH Freestyle Sessions. We've had all sorts of artists come through from R&B singers like Jacquees to OG's like Trae Tha Truth. We've even had more bubbling artist step the the plate like Squidnice. Today, Bandhunta Izzy comes through and drops off a hot verse for the latest HNHH Freestyle Session.
Bandhunta Izzy is the latest rapper to come through for our HNHH Freestyle Session. He's been making waves for a minute and earlier this year, he released his latest project, Code Blue. Izzy comes through with his gritty flow over Loa Gaze's grim production. Izzy delivers a braggadocious verse on his freestyle that details the streets and how he's flossing these days. Bandhunta Izzy is definitely about to make some waves in the future. Keep your eyes peeled for more moves from the rapper.
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Quotable Lyrics
Trust me baby, I'm the wrong one
I'm only runnin' when the law come
Keep callin' me when I'm in the stu
I told her call me when the song's done
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