TSS Presents: Friday Freestyle Report #08 'Heavy Bar Talk'

Heavy weight bar sessions from platforms and artist that respect and observe hip hop culture. If you don't know 'Bars On I-95' yet, they kick off things as per usual on the edition of this 'Friday Freestyle Report'.

Light bar exhibition from Tsu Surf.

This next one is a new classic. You heard that here first.

I have to admit I did not like the beat at all on this next one but Kyah Baby got her bars off nicely. I would have liked to her kick her stuff a capella. This session is from Cosmic Kev out in Philadelphia.

OT The Real and Big Ooh get off some bars at the Launch Pad in Boston. Things get really ill on the second beat.

Statik Selektah

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