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Rittz hails his Strangeulation verse as his "Favorite Verse I've Done"

November 17, 2015
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We've been getting hit with short clips from the upcoming Strangeulation Cyphers that will be included in Strangeulation Volume II, and the Strange Music artists are bringing that FIRE!  There hasn't been any clip that I haven't been impressed by.  The unique part about this cypher series is that all of the Strange Music artists will be rapping over a classic Strange Music beat.  Rittz was given the beat for "Midwest Choppers." Strange Music took a few minutes to interview Rittz about the cypher series, and his contribution to the new Strangeulation album, which drops this Friday, November 20th.  Check this excerpt from the interview:

What did you think about the concept surrounding the Cypher series when you first heard about it?

I thought it was really dope. Last time everybody was kinda falling on the same track, and this time we got different tracks. So I got the track and I loved it. It was a “Midwest Choppers” song. Luckily, I talked to Kaliko. He called me one day. On one of Tech’s records, he said “I gave him the beats and I laid my verse first and I gave him the ups.” So Kaliko gave me the ups on that verse.

I had “Slow To Me” done and had “We Just Wanna Party” done. The only thing left I had to write was the Choppers song – which was the Cypher verse – and I was thinking, it would be so much easier if I knew where everybody was going and what to do here. Am I supposed to rap as fast as I can rap? Or am I supposed to do whatever. And Kali was like, “I’ll send you my verse.” So he sent me his verse over, and as soon as he did, I was like, “Okay, I see what’s going on,” and wrote my verse. It’s probably my favorite verse that I’ve done. I really love the Cypher record.

You can see the full interview by clicking right here!

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