Bizzy Banks - Bless The Booth Freestyle

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{Intro}
Uh
I got a— what?
Uh uh
Bizzy
Get money

{Chorus}
They say they outside, I'm looking like where though?
Niggas be weirdos
I was just down, nigga I used to share clothes
If it ain’t Amiris, then I will not wear those
I will still spin though your block for the pesos
Hit the switch on the Glock, make it sound like a Draco
He tried to catch up, we hit his tomato
We make a mess when we spin like tornados

{Verse}
Bitch I'm a different type of breed
Do a hit on feet, I don't need a v
Shooting out the what?
Uh, shooting out the— look
Shooting out the vehicle
Be yourself, you ain’t being you
Keep it a band, ain't no g in you
We know where you stay, shorty preeing you
You don't want smoke 'cause we ain't seeing you
Off a Perky 'till like 3 or 2
I'm a shooter, I done hit a few
Pistol my hands 'cause the residue
Why these niggas wanna talk? Uh
Ocho finna toss, showing no remorse, hit him off the porch
Uh, we can’t take a loss

{Chorus}
They say they outside, I’m looking like where though?
Niggas be weirdos
I was just down, nigga I used to share clothes
If it ain't Amiris, then I will not wear those
I will still spin though your block for the pesos
Hit the switch on the Glock, make it sound like a Draco
He tried to catch up, we hit his tomato
We make a mess when we spin like tornados

Release Date: January 12, 2021

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Bizzy Banks has fast proven one of the most important voices in the increasingly influential Brooklyn drill scene, with an infectious sound and distinctive lyrical approach that earned him the respect of such acclaimed rappers such as the late, great Pop Smoke. Born Majesty Moses, the 22 year-old Trinidadian-American describes his sound as “aggressive, vivid and raw,” fueled by the harsh realities he faced growing up in the Brooklyn neighborhood of East New York. Inspired by his older brother as well as such iconic rappers as Lil Wayne, Chief Keef, and G Herbo, Bizzy began writing and recording his own powerful freestyles. The talented teenager – who took his name from childhood friends finding him reminiscent of an older kid in the area, nicknaming him “Bizzy,” in combination with an admiration for battle-rap legend Lloyd Banks – soon unleashed a series of stellar singles, including “Don’t Start,” “Ready or Not,” and “30,” earning him widespread national attention and millions of YouTube views thus far. The 22-year-old rapper was also listed as #10 on Rolling Stone’s Breakthrough 25 list of 2020, along with being named as one of Audiomack’s bubbling artists.