Your Old Droog

When a song is named after a culinary dish, you can almost expect it to be solid. <a href="/profile/yourolddroog" class="text-word" target="_blank" >Your Old Droog</a>&#8217;s latest single &#8220;Crab Cakes&#8221; is no exception. Following the release of his badass and <a href="https://www.hotnewhiphop.com/your-old-droog-drops-off-surprise-jewelry-album-new-mixtape.119943.html" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">culturally-honoring album Jewelry album</a>, Droog has wasted little time in keeping his momentum alive. This time, he&#8217;s bringing forth a loosie from the vaults, one that features both a verse from <a href="/profile/ProdigyMD" class="text-word" target="_blank" >Prodigy</a> and a grimy instrumental from the legendary <a href="/profile/alchemist" class="text-word" target="_blank" >Alchemist</a>.
In his opening verse, Droog remains deadly with the bars, gliding over Alc&#8217;s gloomy synthesizers with a confident delivery. &#8220;If I ain&#8217;t hit you, I could split you and then the doc could stitch you / or the pine box will fit you, gotta get your block a vigil,&#8221; raps Droog, a master of multis. It&#8217;s always nice to hear P on the mic once again, his presence imbuing a track with an inherent ruggedly quality; though far from <a href="/profile/mobbdeep" class="text-word" target="_blank" >Mobb Deep</a>, &#8220;Crab Cakes&#8221; captures the essence of New York&#8217;s golden era, premium underworld raps dense with punchlines and imagery. Check this one out now.
Quotable Lyrics
If I ain&#8217;t hit you, I could split you and then the doc could stitch you Or the pine box will fit you, gotta get your block a vigil

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