Vado Puts His Own Spin On Meek Mill's "Dangerous"

Vado ends the week with a brand new freestyle.

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A few weeks a go, Meek Mill dropped off a summer pack to hold us over until his next project. The rapper released a four track project titled, Legends Of The Summer. The project showcased all sides of Meek from his introspective side to street bangers and radio friendly tracks. One song that seems to be a fan favorite is "Dangerous" ft. Jeremih and PnB Rock. It's a fitting track for the summer between the simply guitar riff and the melodies provided by Jeremih and PnB Rock. Today, Vado comes through with his own remix to the track.

Vado comes through with his own remix of Meek Mill's "Dangerous." The rapper keeps Jeremih and PnB Rock's parts intact while delivering his own take of the track. His "Dangerous" remix follows the release of his Sinatra 3 mixtape which he released a little over a week a go. 

Peep the track below.

Quotable Lyrics
You not a hoe, you just misunderstood
'Cause every man you done ran with, none of 'em was good
I understand where you standin', every n*gga should
But can't be wifin' a bird, peckin' on every wood


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