Waka Flocka Drops Off "Birthday Freestyle"

Waka Flocka is back with his "Birthday Freestyle."

BYAron A.Dec 18, 20184.7K Views

Waka Flocka's been teasing the arrival of Flockavelli for atleast five years at this point and we've yet to receive the project. Between announcing the project's completion in 2013 to the current state of his career, he's gone through a lot. His falling out with Gucci Mane (although they're now on good terms) had an impact on his career, he ventured into reality TV alongside Tammy Rivera, and at one point, he was pretty much just making EDM music. However, it looks like Waka is back in action and ready to release his new project in the new year. Today, he comes through with his "Birthday Freestyle."

It isn't Waka Flocka's birthday, but he is back with his "Birthday Freestyle." The rapper hops on some heavy, trap production while laying down some frightening bars. This marks Waka's second release of the month following "December 6th Freestyle." It's a hard-hitting anthem that hopefully indicates that Flockavelli 2 is coming soon.

Keep your eyes peeled for that.

Quotable Lyrics
I clothesline a shark
Beef to me is art
They callin' me the God of War
I'm Kano, rip your heart

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