No Limit's Mac Drops Off His First Post-Prison Single "21 Summers"

Mac reflects on his time behind bars and the people that held him down on his new single, "21 Summers."

BYAron A.Sep 21, 202115.6K Views

The campaign for Mac's release from prison was going strong this year. The No Limit rapper was serving a 21-year sentence for the murder of a teenage fan, though he maintained his innocence throughout his imprisonment. Though it's been roughly two decades since he's been able to record new music, he came back with a heartfelt first day out offering titled, "21 Summers." Over warm, nostalgic Southern production, the rapper opens up the record dedicating it to the people he was locked up with. He uses the track to share his thoughts on finally being freed from prison and extends a thank you to all of them people that held him down during that time.

Check out No Limit's Mac new record, "21 Summers" below and let us know your thoughts in the comment section.

Quotable Lyrics
I finally got some sleep last night
Layin' next to a very glad wife
And it felt good to hold her as a free man
Without having to dodge the free man

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