W!LL & Malik White – “ACTiON BRiNSON”

W!LL is a young talent from the East Coast, New Jersey to be exact. Not too long ago he joined forces with another talent and someone he considers a good friend who goes by the name of Malik White. White happens to be repping for the great state of Texas. The pair have decided to create a joint project labeled Ignorant Nostalgia. Their first taste of what is to come from the collective can be heard in their newly released single “ACTiON BRiNSON.”

The production is based off of a sampled beat and is handled by Dubb Da 23rd. Dubb happens to be putting on for Texas too. The production turned out fetchingly. The conventional structure, unique groovy components, mellow pace, and lax vibe mesh harmoniously. The hook is of a four star quality. The delivery is trendy and the lyrics are hard to forget. The verses are copacetic. The fellas serve up personalized flows, witty wordplay, and effective rhymes. They do an adequate job of giving the listener a bit of insight into their characters. A series of lines to keep an ear out for are: “Said I’m king of my city. My n—a where’s my crown? I feel like Biggie back in ’94. Except a n—a kinda broke. So I can’t wine and dine a hoe. But they still love me. And a brother nice at rhyming, so. I’m feeling real lucky. Cause a couple b—hes still f–k me. But I feel like this rapping s–t is real life. My papa told me don’t do anything if it don’t feel right.” That was a neat set of bars right there. Overall, this is a kosher collaboration.