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Houston rapper Maxo Kream has issued a new single “Big Persona” with the help of Tyler, the Creator. On the track, both rappers flex their biggest buys and life wins. Ahead of the song’s release, Maxo Kream shared screenshots of conversations between himself and his collaborator. In the iMessage thread, the artists go back-and-forth planning to work together by swapping beats, merch, and coordinating a time to meet.
Crazy A*s Tyler, as he’s named by Maxo Kream handles the first verse on “Big Persona.” He also produced the drum-heavy track. In the video, the two artists take over an empty parking lot with white Rolls Royces and drive around, burning rubber. At points, they are accompanied by a crew of eager peers equally hyped about the song’s message.
“Maxo Biggie Poppa, who you know that do it better? / I’m the trap Barack Obama, Betty Crocker, used to pedal,” declares Maxo Kream kicking off his verse halfway through the song.
“Big Persona” was released ahead of the Texas rapper’s forthcoming album Weight of the World due out this October. Previously, Maxo Kream dropped “Local Joker” in July. It was the 31-year-old rapper’s first solo release since his acclaimed album Brandon Banks was issued in 2019. The fall release is set to detail the ups and downs of Maxo Kream’s life and career without his brother as he continues to level up.
“Big Persona” was released through Big Persona/88 Classic/RCA Record. The song also refers to Persona, the name of Maxo’s streetwear brand and a way to honor his late brother. Watch the video for “Big Persona” by Maxo Kream featuring Tyler, the Creator above.
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"Often times I get comments like "bro kids listen to your music you’re teaching them the wrong things when you say such vulgar things. Sh*t that's what happens when you give your kids free range internet access ??♂️," Dave Blunts said on his Instagram while talking about his new album, You Can't Say That.
"Im just telling my life story and how it happened. YES it was very vulgar and inappropriate when I found Abbigail (an ex-girlfriend) was selling ?. YES I do be Trickin ??♂️. These are the harsh realities of my life and I’m not gonna Kidzbopify my lyrics because the sh*t I go through is not sunshine and rainbows," he added in part.
Dave Blunts was not kidding in the slightest as his beefy solo effort is chockful of very vivid moments and stories. A lot of them center around Abbigail, but also Issabelle and Solar. The latter two particular receive a lot of screen time, for lack of better words.
He recalls the viral moment in which he found out Issabelle was only with him for the clout. As for Solar, Dave vents about how frustrated that he was when discovered that she was cheating on him. He doesn't hide his feelings either about these women.
The Iowa rapper absolutely tears into them with pointed lyrics and titles such as "Solar's Unsuccessful Attempt To Return" and "Issabella's Untimely Deportation." But all of these past experiences have made him "Tired Of Being A Simp" and he's looking to change for the better.
That's just one topic Dave focuses on though. His health issues and beefs with other figures in the space are just another handful of things he tackles. See what he's got to say with the Spotify and Apple Music links below.
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