Evolving from within the rich tapestry of talents in Chicago is your new favorite female lyricist extraordinaire, who goes professionally as RG Coca; not only because she has rich flows but also because her bars feel and taste chocolaty! I was inspired by the change to see a female make her presence felt in “The Block” and I’m glad that I now have a new favorite female rapper, who I am going to dedicate my entire existence to following. Well, I know you are thinking “same old stuff”—you’ll come here to hype her up, and then she is just an ordinary rapper, right? Well, let me stop you right there: RG Coca is anything but your ordinary rapper! She is cold and swift, and even before you know it, when she grabs the mic, you’re bound to remain speechless!
So the beats were laid out for her, and girl, she did not even come close to disappointing! After that 2 minutes and 10 seconds, all I could manage was to breathe on her behalf because the way she just goes on and on, without stopping even for a mere second to catch her breath is admirable; it made me realize that I actually could do with some breathing control training!
Coming off raw and hard, you will just have to be mesmerized and admire such effortless rapping ease as she moonwalks over the beats like a smooth criminal, and just when you are about to think she couldn’t go any harder; shock on you as she unleashes lyrical wisdom second to none!
RG Coca has put the world on notice of her impending takeover. She is not here to participate, she came to win, and you better prepare her parade because you will all proudly acknowledge her as she takes the staircase to the top!
RG Coca is working on the visuals for her new project, and if anything I have seen from “The Block Performance” is any indication, we are in for a feast- I suggest you prepare your appetite; – starve if you have to!
To watch her breathtaking and jaw-dropping performance; follow the attached YouTube channel!
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