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Gucci Mane: "Poltergeist" f. Talib Kweli
Hell has frozen straight over: Talib Kweli, known the world over for his challenging rhymes and staunch refusal to play to hip-hop's commercial stereotypes, has teamed up with Gucci Mane for a new song called "Poltergeist." The track, which is about ghosts (I guess), has a sparse and spooky beat, and Talib raps about 400% faster than Gucci in his verse. Part of me was wishing so hard that Kweli would be like "TALIB" 230 times on here like Gucci does. No dice though. But who knew that Talib got down with Gucci? I guess since they're like two sides of a coin, it makes some artistic sense. Listen here. [Real Talk]
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