G Perico Takes On An R&B Classic With "So Into You"

BY Aron A. Modified on September 26, 2022 3.8K Views

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G Perico drops off his take on Tamia's "So Into You."

G Perico's been on a roll. He closed out 2017 with his album 2 Tha Left in December and is about to hit the road in the coming weeks for the album's official release. He recently came through with a fire take on Nas' "If I Ruled The World" for his G-Style songs. Now, he tackles another classic except an R&B one.

G Perico comes through with a freestyle over Tamia's 1998 R&B single "So Into You." Of course, G Perico isn't getting in his feelings like Tamia but instead, comes through with some street heavy bars. Between his voice and the R&B based production, he brings an old school west coast feel to his latest freestyle. It's another fresh take on a 90's classic from G Perico.

Quotable Lyrics
I'm a gangsta, to me it ain't no limit
You ain't got shit to die fo', you shouldn't be livin'
A n*gga live just to hit the block
You might see me on foot, you might see me flyin' in a new car

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