 The thing about a good song is that it attacts not only listeners but it also attracts other artists. So when 1st Verse invited artists to come on stage and spit some bars to his song "All Of The Players", you could see the artists salivating to get on the mic. But anyone that knows 1st Verse knows that his lyrical assault and smooth delivery is a hard act to follow. But for the ones that did step on stage they proved just that they too are hard acts to follow. Here's a snippet of the cipher featuring:
Also don't forget to pick up 1st Verse's album VSXO. ONLY Available for purchase by him. Just hit his DM (@1stthingsverse) for more info.
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