Single: 600Breezy – “Who Run It” (Freestyle)

Currently Serving Time for a Probation Violation, the Chicago Rapper Calls In a Fierce Remix for the Drake-Approved Challenge

4.20.2018

Critical Praise:

“Which Chicago rapper is going to blow up next? The smart money’s on 600Breezy.” – HotNewHipHop

“George Gervin: Ice Man Edition is full of terroristic, intentionally demonic energy” – HipHopDX

The Song:

One of Chicago’s finest purveyors of street lyricism, 600Breezy spits bars from behind bars in his latest freestyle. Rocking a fiery verse off the dome and through the prison phone, Breezy demonstrates his rap supremacy on “Who Run It?,” the latest freestyle over the Three 6 Mafia beat. Bodying DJ Paul and Juicy J’s classic horn-heavy instrumental with assonant boasts, Breezy doesn’t let his current incarceration get in the way of his confidence: “Breezo when you coming home/Bitch I’m on my way out/Cause I ain’t got no curfew/They just fuckin’ hang out.” Breezo’s freestyle is the latest entry in G Herbo and Drake’s Who Run It Challenge.

Prior to returning to prison, 600Breezy built a reputation as a prolific and authentic street sensation in his hometown. 600 Breezy got a major boost last year when he popped up for a cameo on Drake‘s More Life, the highest selling album of the year so far. The culmination of a months-long mutual respect and friendship with the famous Toronto rapper, Breezy lent More Life one of its most memorable “drops” at the end of “Lose You” as he shouted out Drake via voicemail. Last May, 600Breezy shared his impossibly hard album Breezo George Gervin (Leading Scorer Edition), boasted tracks such as the Al-Doe-featuring “Never Told,” and the menacing posse cut “Moonlight.” In 2016, Breezo shared Breezo George Gervin: Iceman Edition, which boasted top notch production contributions from Metro Boomin, London On Da Track, and 808 Mafia’s Southside and Tarentino and a guest appearance from OJ Da Juiceman. Last year, six months before the completion of his five year probation term on drug possession, Breezy was sentenced to prison time in Iowa for a technical violation of probation, a sentence his lawyers are fiercely contesting. Though he is currently serving time, the streets eagerly await the return of 600Breezy and his indefatigable bars.

Listen to “Who Run It” (600Breezy Freestyle): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltUNhpM59go ll https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/who-run-it-single/1374619337

Listen to Breezo George Gervin (Leading Scorer Edition): https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/breezo-george-gervin-leading-scorer-edition/id1225678262 || https://soundcloud.com/600breezo/sets/breezo-george-gervin-leading

https://youtu.be/ltUNhpM59go

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600Breezy Background:

600Breezy has been building his following with massive visuals, with videos “Don’t Get Smoked” headed towards 3 million views and “Do Sum” coasting past 1 million views. As KollegeKidd previously noted, the Chicago rapper drew attention late last year when he shared clips of himself on social media with a tank that came into his possession. With 19 tracks featuring production from the likes of London On Da Track and Metro Boomin, 600Breezy dropped heat last year with Breezo George Gervin: Ice Man Edition. 600Breezy recently released the follow up, Breezo George Gervin: Leading Scorer Edition, powered by Rita Lee of Nuface Entertainment.

EMPIRE Background

EMPIRE was founded in 2010 as an artist-friendly, progressive digital distribution company. After early success, and identifying future icons such as Kendrick Lamar, Sage The Gemini, and Rich Homie Quan, EMPIRE was quickly regarded as a tastemaker in the industry and throughout the past five years evolved into a full-fledged record label, distributor and publisher for independent musicians. With the company and roster growing at a breakneck pace, EMPIRE has effectively disrupted a stale business model by bringing its energy, expertise, and acumen to its artists and labels.