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30th November 2018
05:31pm GMT
"No red hat, don’t Michael and Prince me and Ye/ They separate you when you got Michael and Prince’s DNA/ I ain’t one of these house niggas you bought/ My house like a resort, my house bigger than yours/ My spou- (C'mon, man)/ My route better, of course."Rejecting the Trump-affiliated Make America Great Again hat that Ye has famously been seen sporting over the last few months, the lines could be interpreted as a diss but also just JAY-Z clarifying where he stands on Kanye West and the controversy surrounding him as of late. The line about Michael Jackson and Prince alludes to the fact that the media fabricated a beef and drove a wedge in-between the two iconic superstars for years and Jay doesn't want that to happen to him and Ye. UPDATE: JAY-Z has since claimed the lines in question were not aimed at Kanye, instead they were more a show of solidarity by informing people not to pit him against Ye. https://twitter.com/S_C_/status/1068565544008384512 Produced by Tarik Azzouz and StreetRunner, "What's Free" features a sample of The Notorious B.I.G.'s infamous "What's Beef?", taken from the late rapper's Life After Death album, and also features a verse from Rick Ross. Rozay's verse hears him address 6ix9ine’s recent arrest on federal racketeering charges:
"Screaming 'gang gang,' now you wanna rap/ Racketeering charges caught him on a tap/ Lookin' for a bond, lawyers wanna tax/ Purple hair got them faggots on your back."Listen to "What's Free" below: Download/stream Meek Mill's Championships here.
