Papoose Proves Why He's "Underrated" On New Single

Papoose returns with "Underrated."

BYAron A.Mar 19, 20188.9K Views

Over the years, Papoose has proved that he's one of the most overlooked emcee's in the game. His pen game has consistently stayed sharp with each release but, he's never peaked in the rap game in the way that many would think he would've. Mind you, he's one of the rapper's who always gets love from his peers and is truly the definition of a "rapper's rapper." Earlier in the year, he dropped off a remix to Casanova's "Set Trippin" and now, he's followed it up with a brand new single.

Pappose comes through with his latest effort, "Underrated." The rapper proves the song's title to be true on the whole record as he snaps on the Tie Stick production. Pap's latest effort continues to prove that he's one of the sharpest when it comes to punchlines after all these years.

Quotable Lyrics
Man, I'm on my P. Diddy shit, make bands
Watch bright, you need Ray Bans
Everybody want a sex doll, what is your mental state, damn
You want a fake woman because you're a fake man

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