AD Is The Fresh Prince Of His City On "Will Smith"

AD comes through with his latest song, "Will Smith."

BYAron A.Mar 14, 20187.5K Views

AD's been on a heavy grind lately. The west coast emcee's been dropping a handful of loose singles over the past few months and closed out 2017 with his latest project Blue 89 C2. Nonetheless, he continues to cook up Cali bangers and delivers them on a regular basis. Today, he comes through with his latest banger which serves as a statement as to why he's the Fresh Prince of his city.

AD drops off his latest single, "Will Smith." The song is a bangin' west coast jam with bouncy bass line on it. The song was produced by Lettuce By The Pound who also produced AD's last single, "Darth Vader." AD flexes his smooth flow over the song and proves that he's indeed the Fresh Prince of his city.

Quotable Lyrics
I ain't ask for this life, I was chosen
I wrestle with money, then flex like Hulk Hogan
Keep stealin' my hand, X your man like I'm Logan
These streets get too cold, hit the stance, feel like Frozen

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