From Biggie’s Juicy to Mike Jones‘ Back Then, rappers have often loved to compare their early struggle to their present success. Dallas native Tum Tum is no exception, as is heard on his new single, T.U.M.. Obviously in a very good mood, Tum boasts about how his transition from street soldier to major-label MC has kept him out of trouble and improved his outlook on life. The synthesizer-heavy production, courtesy of The Missing Element, fits the track like a glove, giving T.U.M. a victory-march sound that could pave the way toward feel-good song of the summer.
wow soft 4 a fatty? aren’t u jus a nice one?...damn yall be mean on here wit out a reason. i’d like to see wat sum of yall look like...its ok. a lil annoyin tho.
I’m not jumping on dicks or anything but the man ain’t playing soft. he hustled the slow grind like mike jones with music and jezzy with the white. He’s due respect. listen to DSR (down south ryders) or anything he made before getting with universal.
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