OMB Peezy Releases New Song "Soulja Life Mentality"

OMB Peezy drops off new single "Soulja Life Mentality."

BYAron A.May 04, 20182.2K Views

OMB Peezy is one voice in the current generation of rap that doesn't get the credit he deserves. He made a great introduction to the masses in October with the release of his Humble Beginnings EP and followed that with a collaborative project with Sherwood Marty, Young & Reckless. The rapper shared his single "Fuck My P.O." at the beginning of April and today, he delivers his new single "Soulja Life Mentality."

OMB Peezy is a unique force in the rap game. While he grew up in Alabama, he's been living in Sacramento and both regional sounds bleed through in his music. On "Soulja Life Mentality," the production on the track has a evident west coast influence while his vocals carry the Southern influence. Peezy is about to make a bigger mark in 2018. Keep your eyes peeled for more music.

Quotable Lyrics
Throw me down and harassin' me
Just to put on handcuffs
Then charge me with resistance
When they told me to throw my hands up

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