Ever since he got into the rap landscape, this multifaceted rapper who goes professionally as Leemy Leem has endlessly been crafting his signature sound, presenting himself as a dynamic rap artist to watch out for. He is always one who is not shy of expressing his emotions and thoughts over any type of beat, from the more soulful, nostalgic, and laid-back old-school beats to the more raucous, hard-hitting, and blazing southern beats…he always has something to say!
His drill-inspired single “Bulletproof Freestyle” highlights his stylistic flexibility; he is someone who can pull up with some rapid-fire freestyle like in this case, come through with some polyrhythmic verses, shapeshift over the beats, rap, sing and rap-sing effortlessly when the opportunity presents.
This banger came as a result of some marijuana good-time moments when Leemy and his homie were just smoking some raw papers and an idea presented itself; that idea is how this blazing drill-inspired freestyle came to be.
This track is a slick combination of unique yet hardcore rhythms and dynamic, masterful, and complicated rhyming. Leemy Leem demonstrates with a near-flawless execution his ability to smoothly ride over any type of beat and demand anyone’s attention. He is direct and pulls no punches, hitting hard with some thought-provoking rhymes and flowing in just under 82 seconds, and he is done, leaving you with a trail of thoughts of just how marvelously he can be over the beats!
This is hard and fierce, and the best track to smoke and chill out to as you crank the volume all the way up and put it on a loop so as to get a mental ‘high’ off of this mind-boggling performance.
Leemy Leem’s highly anticipated “Raw Paper Shawty” mixtape, hosted by M.C. Mack is expected to drop later this year.
To keep up to date with this and more developments from this rapidly rising emcee, follow him on all his social media handles, and don’t let him off your radar.
To listen to “Bulletproof Freestyle,” follow the attached link and add it to your library ASAP!
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