Cosmic Kev Freestyle

Mac Miller · Other Songs - Mac Miller

Said is the music for your bottle tell em ain't heard the way that i flow

Took a pain and get away i'm blowing up my iPhone

Thinking it's a rap be the ..

i know that she be far away i'm on her ..

I'm so cool with the fool that the .. that your ..

always setting me a bar

From the store i was hardly a ..

Part of the discussion for the .. and classy

I couldn't tell me nothing ...

brain i'm plugging that's the conclusion

when you saw it even wasn't there

they threat in my life i aint' scared

they emotionally .. through the ..

that's the shit the bad part held

when they tryin do karate but they .. yellow belts

i'ma get it from myself on the top of ..

so pimp but i'ma show you how we drop it like this



i just going down

i'm so ..not knowing the ..

we're not playin no games tonight baby

we're not playin no games

pinch.. in the building what out .. let's do this man

let's do this we gonna kick ..for a second

let's go ..let's go ..



Hey hey hey hey i'm cooler than the frigerator temperature

...pulling out their titties like a super bowl with Janet

Got stand it didn't even stand the pain in a picture that sky .. on the ..

Hey ..so fast but if you wanna get it slow

Everybody gotta .. gotta .. take that ..

..too many words everything

this life's a bitch but i get my ..

i aint' going back to the old shit

we aint' going back to the .. remember work and

believe em like you said em first

try to be the doppest mother fucker ..you ever heard

try to be the hardest ..that you met ...



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Thanks to garbo

About Cosmic Kev Freestyle

Mac Miller's "Cosmic Kev Freestyle" stands as a vibrant testament to his ability to blend hip-hop with psychedelic influences, capturing the chaotic energy of his early career. Released during a pivotal period in his discography, the track exemplifies his signature approach to freestyle improvisation, where he seamlessly weaves together complex rhythms and introspective lyricism. The recording showcases his mastery of the boom-bap beat while infusing it with surreal, space-invading themes that became a hallmark of his artistic identity. As a key component of his broader catalog, the song reflects the raw creativity and experimental spirit that defined his work before his later, more polished albums. It remains a cherished example of his unique voice, bridging the gap between technical proficiency and emotional vulnerability in a way that continues to resonate with fans of alternative hip-hop.