The final mixtape of the Color Theory Era.

ALAEA - 1- INTERLUDE

Anxiety

First Impressions Are A Bitch

Up Right Now

Get High

There Are No Songs About Dinosaurs

2099

ROY-G-BIV

I'm Over It Feat. Bobby Abstrakt

What Took You So Long? Feat. Mitzie

His parents, raising him off of the likes of Eminem, Jay-Z, and Kanye West at the young age of 6, has impacted his career and style, as he grew listening to the impactful words, in either a boom bap, g funk, or lyrical miracle spiritual fashion. He expanded his repertoire throughout the years, studying the genre to learn how to flow and rhyme in the ways of the great 90s rappers, which he believes can set him apart from the new wave of trap and party rap. However, as he became the student of the game that he is to this day, he has studied the arts of the newer generation to merge with the older wave that he grew up and loved, merging the two styles to create one of his own. Perfecting his craft for over 7 years, Skam The Rapper has learned the art of mincing words, incredible rhyme schemes, storytelling, and the ability to flow to nearly any beat, from stereotypical rap, boom bap, trap, to even performing a cypher over the Avengers Endgame theme tune. Throughout his lyrics Skam is not afraid to speak his mind, creating crude and nasty visuals as he speaks on world issues, controversial subjects, and the state that Hip-Hop is in. From battle rapping on street corners, to SoundCloud, to Spotify and Apple Music, Skam will continue to create, and kill any beat put in front of him.

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