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I just heard a song entitled "93 Freestyle" looking for a Ghostface/Method Man song of the same name (and of similar nature), and man, I was just blown away. I know it's terrible that i just heard the guy, but i do feel kind of cool because it was such a bombastic first impression. He had sick lines, a destructive delivery, and really basic, efficient flow, kind of getting into that syncopated rhyme scheme rappers like Biggie or Ghost or even Curren$y are frequently seen using (maybe not to quite an extreme though - it's still very fundamental 90s flow). I'll definitely be checking out more though.

EDIT: That freestyle turned out, indeed, to be Put It On, at least in some fragments (the opening, namely).

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