NuPac out now!
Two weeks ago, Troy Ave released his controversial Dope Boy Troy Vol. 2: NuPac album; where he addressed fallouts with former friends and both 2016 shootings. In his 30-minute PSA, while touching on his life-threatening situations, the Brooklyn rapper touched on Kendrick Lamar reaching out to him through the rap genius himself, Rob Markman. Well, the BSB captain wanted reach back out to TDE, and wanted to have a conversation on going out west (see: mixtape title).
For whatever reason, media outlets reported that he had a deal with Top Dawg Entertainment in the works, causing the boss himself to debunk any rumors of another signee. Avenue was in Los Angeles this weekend to make a visit by Power 106 and clear up any confusion that was made. He soon paid homage to King Kung Fu Kenny with a brief freestyle over his hit-single, “HUMBLE.”
Take a look at the interview below, after you watch the freestyle above.