Emerging Rapper, Eb&Flow Disses Canadian Rapper Tom MacDonald And Others On New Track

An upcoming rapper, producer, and animator from Cincinnati, Ohio, named Eb&Flow, has a lot to say.

Making Music Is Enjoyable For Eb&Flow

According to WokeChimp, Eb&Flow’s passion for music has always been apparent to him. He has been honed over the years to become the artist he is today. Also, he grew to be a part of the Cincinnati underground rap scene as a songwriter.

Furthermore, Eb&Flow draws inspiration from many different creative elements. He can create a distinctive and authentic sound that he believes will bring a left-wing view to a rap landscape that he believes is lacking tremendously. Moreover, it is intriguing to run into artists who spend a lot of time developing music with substance.

With music being such a versatile art form, one has the opportunity to use their talents to produce music intended for educating others.

First Verse To The “Rap Grifters” Single

Aside from this, the “Radicalized” rapper’s new single, “Rap Grifters,” will be available on all major streaming services on Nov 1.

Besides, among the track’s contents is a first verse intended to be a diss track aimed at Canadian rapper Tom MacDonald and other rappers promoting conservative viewpoints in Hip Hop. Also, based on a person yet TBA, the second verse will come out on Nov 1, along with the entire track and a video.

Fascist grifters are going to try to take over rap. If Rap artists that are true to this culture dont stand up against them, we WILL lose the narrative. Video coming soon. #nogriftersinrap #fucktommacdonald pic.twitter.com/9LAqJDPmEm

— 🤖Eb&Flow🤖 (@ebknowsflows) February 1, 2021

The first verse of the song is as follows:

“…the problem with rappers like [Tom MacDonald] is they pay no attention or homage to the culture.

It’s not about that for them.

It’s about repeating talking points that will get them right-wing coverage.

That’s why they’re grifters.”

The Rising Artist Mentions Other Rappers In His Music

According to Eb&Flow, Tom MacDonald is not the only one who requires this treatment; there are many more he mentions in the song. Furthermore, in the second verse, there is a much stronger focus on one artist, who has a much more significant following and influence than Tom MacDonald.

Tom MacDonald. Photo: @hangovergang Source: Instagram

However, there is still no indication of Tom responding to the first verse from the diss track by Eb&Flow.

More Music By Eb&Flow

Do you want to hear more music from this rising artist? Regarding his Spotify discography, Eb&Flow has ten releases available to listen to. Today, he has received over 7,300 streams on Spotify exclusively for one of his most popular tracks, “I.Would.Not.Go.To.War.For.America.”

Also, based on the title alone, it is clear that this song addresses several pertinent issues related to this country. Furthermore, here are a few lyrics below. Listen to the track, and you will see that my argument makes total sense.

“I would not go to war for America ’cause they won’t tell me more.

Richest nation in history, what you want more blood for?

I ain’t wit it you can’t make me care, gotta problem that you swear is there.”

Fans of Eb&Flow, as well as those who appreciate new music, will find this release to be worth listening to. As well as that, it is professionally produced, has a distinct musical style, and is infused with vibrant, authentic vocals.

Follow his social media pages on IG @ebknowsflows, Facebook @eb&flow, Twitter @ebknowsflows, and TikTok @ebandflowanimations to keep up with all the new releases and performances from Eb&Flow!

Written by Nikiya Biggs

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