R-Mean Returns With His Take On Tory Lanez' "Makaveli" On New Song

R-Mean returns with week 58 of "Mean Mondays."

BYAron A.Mar 05, 20183.1K Views

R-Mean is one rapper you could always count on to have new music on a frequent basis. Whether it's a freestyle or an original venture, his Mean Mondays series has been a staple on our site. The weekly release of singles was supposed to end in 2017 but he's continued to keep it going this year. Recently, he's been tackling more popular beats for the series. Last week, he took J. Cole's "Tale of 2 Citiez" and today, he goes in on one of Tory Lanez' deep cuts.

R-Mean drops off a new freestyle over Tory Lanez "Makaveli." The L.A. based rapper puts on for the west coast on his latest venture. He continues to flex his lyrical dexterity as well as his versatile flows. Who knows what next week's beat will be but we're excited to see what he'll tackle next.

Quotable Lyrics
Nobody here
You outta here
Leave your body full of bruises
The colors are 6ix9ine, Tekashi hair

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