Keepin’ it 100, Playboy Tre should just give up rap. Really.
What the man needs to do is take up pen & pad to scribe his autobiography or a few Donald Goines-eque paperbacks. Sure, his words sound melodic when done over music. But there’s a wisdom to his ghetto scriptures, reading like tomes for manhood. Words that should be shared on a wider level. There’s nothing cryptic or “deep.” It’s the starkness and the way he develops round, dynamic characters in his rhymes that attract. They aren’t heroes, just average cats working their way through the world. Between his mixtapes, his recent appearance on “Sleep” and now this street gospel, the brother’s lines deserve to be transcribed and required reading for young Black males.
And truth continuing to be told, I was OD’ing on Ambien regarding Sean Falyon. About two months ago, I got hip & I ain’t turned back since.
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Download — Sean Falyon Feat. Playboy Tre and Scar – “Wonderful Life”
Finger pointin’: Maurice


“Thank You’s” for this one, this the type of song I wanna wake up to every morning, to put my day in focus.
And I’ve been thinking that Sean Faylon was I-20, and saying to myself “twenty done flipped his style up!” lol
ATL
“Thank You’s” for this one, this the type of song I wanna wake up to every morning, to put my day in focus.
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This applies to about 60% of Tre’s current discography of songs & appearances.
Sean is the homie and i always appreciate TSS’s honesty
I dapped tre @ the Hangover tour in Baltimore, been blessed every since..lol.. he is like a prophet..he stopped the music to preach n everything..lol only real shit tho
Gotty,,, dono if you get these comments on old posts — Got any more Tre music? I was wicked late picking up on this dude’s music and now I need more! Hook it up!