Nyck Caution Hops On "Who Run It" For New Freestyle

Nyck Caution drops off his "Who Run It" freestyle.

BYAron A.Apr 17, 20184.0K Views

Nyck Caution's definitely has no shortage of music in the cut. The rapper's been dropping off a lot of new music for fans over the past few months which hopefully leads to the release of a project at some point this year. Whether it's collaborations with other artists from Pro Era or his solo tracks, his growth as an artist has been evident since the beginning of 2018. Now, the rapper comes through with a new freestyle over Three 6 Mafia's "Who Run It."

Nyck Caution comes thorugh with his "Who Run It" freestyle. The rapper joins many of other rappers who've done it over the past few weeks including A$AP Rocky, 21 Savage, Wiz Khalifa and more. It's one of the better freestyles that have dropped since the challenge began. Peep his new freestyle and let us know what you think.

Quotable Lyrics
God body, this a higher power, who run it? Y'all know the name
Tour soon with the zombie gang
I'm hell bound, I ignite the flames
Murda beats 'cause I'm not nice
No control, I just hydro plane

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