Rx Papi has become a rising rapper in such a short amount of time. The Rochester rapper has a “hop on the beat and say what I want” mentality—making each song unpredictable. Now with Pap behind bars, you’d think it would stop him, but it hasn’t.
Rx Papi: The Rising Rapper of Rochester
Pap’s music has to do with several topics. Most airing out what it was like to live in Rochester, New York, a place with high volumes of brutal crime. What separates him from other rappers is his ability to instantly switch from rapping about the hardships of living in the hood to a comedic line and vice versa. Rx Papi raps about the robbing, selling & using drugs, gang life, and the violence that comes with living in the area. Furthermore, since Pap doesn’t rap with a plan, you are getting exactly what he’s thinking at the time of recording. Rx Papi is compared to Internet-rapper Lil B, as he’s known to have the same loose, sporadic verses on a beat that he seems to adopt in his music as well.
Many of Rx Papi’s songs on YouTube can’t be found anywhere else. Additionally, the artist releases projects at a higher volume than most rappers, uploading a new song at least once a month, even while behind bars. To clarify, Pap has over 150 music videos in the last two years, and each song is like drawing a card from the deck; you never know what you’re going to get. Rx Papi’s magic to release so much music without losing quality also separates him from the competition.
#FREEPAP
From the looks of Rx Papi’s social media, it’s apparent that he’s currently serving time. His YouTube, Instagram, and Twitter comment sections are full of #FREEPAP. It doesn’t seem to stop him from putting out content, as his YouTube was last updated today. Fans hope Rx Papi will hop on the mic again soon, but for now, he still has endless love from his supporters.
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