Motivated by the success of his online-only debut, Mack of the Year, Philadelphia rapper Trel Mack is hoping to build a new movement – no, New Dynasty – with his follow-up. Centered around Kajmir Royale‘s sample of Jay-Z’s The Ruler’s Back (the lead track from Blueprint), his new street single, No Problem, has the stage set for four Northeast (and one Midwest) rapper to begin that new era. Manhattan’s Donny Goines documents his journey from poverty to hip-hop success, the Bronx’s Clap Cognac feels it is his duty to bring back hip-hop’s birthplace to its former glory, Delaware’s Fred Knuxx is glad to be independent (on a major label he’d likely be shelved), and Chicago’s Marvo renews his vow to be committed to the streets. Saving the best verse for last, Mack looks back and states how proud he is of his movement – let’s hope it continues for a long time.
Listen to Trel Mack's No Problem ft. Donny Goines, Clap Cognac, Fred Knuxx & Marvo More songs from Trel Mack
i have never heard of this guy before so I can't say that anything else by him is bad like this. I just don't like this song...there is nothing that interests me.
I'm with nuttymac, that annoying sound in the background really ruined the whole track, which is pretty! I'm feeling the beat and their flows but with that noise the song sounds a little too repetitive! To me it's in rotation, but I don't think I'll listen to it again
started off okay but he started rapping and sounded like a missing Dipset member, homie on the second verse fell of the beat alot.too much. the sound in the background yeah is either too loud or shouldn"t go thru the whole track
track is dope Fred Knuxx killed this beat.... "you can get rocked like pete cuzits hard for me to CL" clever line..... Mack did aiight on here too... I listen for dope lyrics and they had a few lines....
Posted on Sep 09, 2008
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