Although he’s became a mainstream, coveted act and known for his infectious hooks and melodic flow, don’t get it twisted, Aminé also has bars. The Portland rapper pulled up on Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk on the Power 106 #LIFTOFF to display his lyrical abilities.
Going over the Clipse’s “Momma I’m So Sorry” instrumental, Aminé spits a smooth freestyle about topics like Donald Trump, homophobia, eating Tide Pods, being called Pop, how his “Pop” records include trap drums, and more.
Watch #Freestyle039 below over the Neptunes’ production.
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