Ivy League: Blue Ivy’s 4:44 Feature Has Twitter Lit
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Blue Ivy has been around the music business all her life, and how could she not with her parents Jay-Z and Beyonce joining in matrimony? The eldest child of the Carters has the Internets going crazy after a re-release of her dad’s 4:44 album featured three new tracks with one putting the highlight on her freestyle abilities.
TMZ reports:
Blue Ivy makes her captivating debut in “Blue’s Freestyle/We Family.” We’ll keep it real — it’s hard to tell what she’s but it’s still pretty freaking awesome how she keeps that beat on point. You can clearly hear her rap, “boom shakalaka” and “Never seen a ceiling in my whole life.”
Like the outlet writes Blue spits bars, as well as a five-year-old can, off the dome but we should hold out hope that she’s going to get better with age just as her superstar parents seem to manage.
The freestyle is a prelude to the bonus track “We Family” which is also joined by the full-version of “Adnis” that was teased ahead of the release of 4:44, and “ManyFacedGod,” another track previously teased.
Check out some of the reactions below and on the following pages to Blue Ivy’s bars.
https://twitter.com/xanpireslayer/status/883163374414155776
https://twitter.com/travisTHX/status/883158357300871168
https://twitter.com/RealLifeKaz/status/883162691174576128
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