Benny The Butcher Tackles Meek Mill's "What's Free" On New Freestyle

Benny The Butcher is back with his freestyle over Meek Mill, Jay-Z and Rick Ross' "CHAMPIONSHIPS" collab.

BYAron A.Dec 03, 20185.1K Views

Meek Mill is fresh off the release of his new album CHAMPIONSHIPS which arrived in the wee hours of Friday morning. The rapper's latest project found him tackling his experiences with the criminal justice system and more. "What's Free," the Notorious B.I.G-sampled track featuring Rick Ross and Jay-Z, served as an immediate highlight off the project. Today, Benny The Butcher puts his own spin on the track with his latest freestyle.

Benny The Butcher is back with his new freestyle over Meek's "What's Free." In a little over two minutes, Benny unloads a clip over the StreetRunner produced track. The new freestyle comes shortly after the release of his latest project, Tana Talk 3 that dropped in late November. Benny continuously proves that his pen game is fierce.

Quotable Lyrics
This is for the bumpy Johnsons and the Black gangstas
High level hustlers, n***as could've been Black bankers
Stackin' trap paper, n***a that's sacred
Count it with white cloth on the table just like we at banquets

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