February 08, 2016
Lil B covers a lot of different topics on "Born Poor," including hair styling, population control, and the illusion that is the American Dream. On my brothers grave, I will never change, he raps. I'ma keep it real, that's all that I know. The song originally appear at the end of 2015 on the MC's Thugged Out Pissed Off tape, which contained more than 60 tracks.
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The rapper released the clip for "Born Poor" today. In the video, he sweeps at Home Depot and washes cars. On YouTube, he wrote, "LET THIS PROGRESS US BOTH, I LOVE YOU."
Watch above, and revisit Lil B's FADER interview.
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