D Smoke Effortlessly Spits Bars Over J. Cole’s “Let Go My Hand“ Beat - L.A. Leakers Freestyle #121

In a little under a year, D Smoke has made his return to the LIFTOFF, with L.A. Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk, to deliver yet another impeccable freestyle offering. Taking on J. Cole’s “Let Go My Hand,“ Smoke effortlessly brings his precision, passion, and introspect to his pointed bars in the 121st freestyle installment. Carrying his Inglewood roots on his back, the known “Rhythm Flow“ top contender nods to his career inspiration and the influence his L.A. hometown has had on him. Laidback but assertive over the Cole instrumental, Smoke spits, “Sometimes I wonder what would Tupac do, if the few shots didn’t kill him / Barely grown but known for spittin’ wisdom / Carry on that legacy, the best of me could never sync with him / But as the first me, I’m early like Shirley Chisholm.“