R-Mean Goes Over AraabMuzik Production On "Wanted"

R-Mean is back for week 49 of "Mean Mondays."

BYAron A.Dec 04, 20173.0K Views

R-Mean's "Mean Mondays" series has been a staple at HNHH this year. Every Monday this year, he's dropped off new music and now that we're in the final stretch of 2017, it'll sadly be coming to an end in the next few weeks. Today, he comes through with his latest joint, "Wanted," where he tackles the production of AraabMuzik.

R-Mean's latest single is one of the toughest joints he's dropped off yet. With the airy, electronic sample and heavy drums sitting behind him, R-Mean drops off a heartfelt track where he addresses the loss of one of his friends and a lost love. R-Mean taps deep into his emotions with this one and with the araabmuzik production sitting behind him, it helps drive his message home.

Quotable Lyrics
Sometimes I catch myself wishin' we could start it all over
I seen the look in her eyes slowly start to get colder
And realize, she gettin' played, knowin she deservin' more
Immature, given that somebody else was really yours

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