Chris Rivers Flips A Cardi B Instrumental For "I Like It Like Rap" On New Freestyle

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20225.7K Views

Chris Rivers returns for another Barz Day Wednesday entry.

Chris Rivers has been consistently dropping music every week as part of his Barz Day Wednesday series. Rivers has taken some of the hottest beats, classics and current, and flips them while flexing his lyrical dexterity. We've seen him do it over OutKast production, J. Cole, Big Sean and more. Today, he comes taps into his Latin heritage for his remix of Cardi B's "I Like It Like That."

Chris Rivers returns with an excellent take on Cardi B's smash record off of Invasion Of Privacy. Rivers' has one of the most versatile flows and it comes into play on his latest freestyle. Rivers switches it up from fast to slow all while showcasing that he takes his penmanship from his father. This release follows "You The Man" which found him rapping over Kanye West's "Everything I Am."

Quotable Lyrics
Chain gang, couldn't fake the pain
I came to change the game then the game began to change
Been savage like Topanga came to say my name
I hang, orangutan, I stay the same

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