R-Mean Freestyles Over Kendrick Lamar's "m.A.A.d city" On New Song

R-Mean returns with his "m.A.A.d City Freestyle" for week 56 of Mean Mondays.

BYAron A.Feb 12, 20182.5K Views

R-Mean snapped all 2017 with the amount of music he dropped off. The Cali spitter didn't miss a week and came through with strong efforts that flexed his lyrical prowess on every song. The series was initially only meant for 2017 but due to its popularity, he brought it back this year. Every week he's been tackling popular songs and making it into his own. This week, he tackles Kendrick Lamar's "m.A.A.d City" for week 56 of Mean Mondays.

R-Means holds nothing back on his latest entry to the Mean Monday series. The rapper takes on Kendrick's "m.A.A.d city" this week and completely demolishes both parts of the beat. The rapper didn't release anything last week but prior to that, he tackled Drake's "5AM in Toronto" and A$AP Rocky's "1 Train."

R-Mean is still hungry and continues to make sure his fans stay satisfied.

Quotable Lyrics
Before I slide up in this bitch, I slide up in her throat
Momma's 40, her daughter's 20, I'm tryna hit 'em both
I got royalty inside my DNA
I got loyalty which means there's lawyer fees I need to pay

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