Bleezy “High & Gone”
Countless hip-hop heavyweights hail from Brooklyn…
From The Notorious B.I.G. and JAY-Z to Busta Rhymes, Kings County boasts arguably the most unimpeachable track record in rap-rivaled only by Compton on the other side of the country. However, the city keeps putting on talent nearly three decades removed from the birth of hip-hop. Enter Bleezy. With his unmistakable cadence, bulletproof flow, and knack for an airtight hook, he quietly rose up as an independent force and one of the Borough’s 21st century torchbearers. With millions of views and streams under his belt, he stands poised to ignite a new era for the East Coast with both his music and movement D.O.D. (Definition of Dreams).
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