Rexx Life Raj Kicks A Smooth Flow On New HNHH Freestyle Session

Rexx Life Raj comes through for the latest HNHH Freestyle Session.

BYAron A.Mar 20, 20183.1K Views

Rexx Life Raj is one of the rising stars out of the west coast right now. The release of 2017's Father Figure 2: Flourish put an even brighter spotlight on his name and put a lot of people on notice. We've watched him grow as an artist over the years and it's crazy to see how far he's got. We recently got Rex Life Raj in our booth where he laid down some smooth flows for the latest episode of our HNHH Freestyle Sessions.

Rex Life Raj came through with some laidback and honest vibes for the latest HNHH Freestyle Session. Raj drops off a mean freestyle over some clean production from our guy Loa Gaze. Rex Life Raj's freestyle is possibly one of the hottest one's we've had yet.

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Quotable Lyrics
Shout out my driver, he came through like a miracle
Fuck your GPS, I knew where I was going years a go
I guess I'm a futurist
Atlanta on the low, these n*ggas thought I was Ludacris

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