Tagged with: Young Thug

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Although this project is brief and peculiar to the mainstream music consumer, there is no need for it to meet any sort of standard; Sorry 4 Da Flex 2 is so idiosyncratic that comparing it to any existing work would be a fool’s errand. In short, this mixtape is a critically slept on mini-masterpiece.

A slowed down and smoothly flowing trap remix of “Rocket Man,” this innovative track functions as an evolution of the 70’s hit that puts the classic work into a more modernized popular context. As Young Thug acts as a pioneer for individuality and sexual fluidity in today’s culture, this track shows him picking up where Elton left off, carrying the torch forward for pride and fearless artistry.