Benny the Butcher is back with new music, one of many releases since leaving Griselda Records, titled Lloyd Banks

Benny the Butcher first hit the scene with Griselda and reminded fans of the Roc-a-fella days. Joining labels as Ruff Ryders, Murda Inc, and Bad Boy. Not since Asap Rocky saved the day with Asap Mob had a New York rapper has been so electrifying with street tales for the hood. After departing from Griselda with gold and platinum plaques. His first release is the song titled, 'Lloyd Banks', where he features on the song with Louisville Kentucky Empire artist Rob Run Corleone but the song is released by Onerpm as reported by www.rapmusicmagazine.blogspot.com and www.dailynewslife.com https://youtu.be/r0L8dQCJcEU. Benny the Butcher gives the laid-back flow as he visits the streets of Buffalo New York with a tale of hustling. While he rises to power. Rob Run Corleone doesn't disappoint as he shows love to Notorious B.I.G. with his references to the ten crack commandments. He also references being shot 9 times which some believe he took shots at rapper 50 Cent. "I was just saying if you got shot that many times. You must've done something to where you should have not been on the block or you should've been watching your back. It is designed to tell the youth to change it up sometimes. The reference to Lloyd Bank's is because we were hustling and really driving Beamers and Bentleys and owning them. Ky to Ny this record is very lyrical as both artists step out of their comfort zones. All and all this song is a must-listen and shows that hip hop is not dead. "It's not about Opps all the time, I wanted to show our versatility." The streets now sit on the sideline as they await Benny the Butcher's new album and a mixtape from his label. Benny the Butcher Photo by Instagram Benny the butcher Photo by Instagram Rob Run Corleone Photo by Instagram