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<blockquote data-quote="UPROXX" data-source="post: 11472" data-attributes="member: 81">“Check on your mans, I heard he got hit in his head,” raps <a href="https://uproxx.com/music/lil-durk-golden-child-video/" target="_blank">Lil Durk</a> on his <a href="https://uproxx.com/music/lil-durk-7220-tracklist-gunna-future/" target="_blank">7220</a> song, “Computer Murders.” “But he almost died so I can say his name ’cause he ain’t dead.”Yeah, that’s how it goes.You know what you’re getting from a Lil Durk video these days. The veteran Chicago drill rapper isn’t wasting money or time shooting these things. He and his crew find a spot, grab a few stacks of cash, point the camera, and get the footage before cutting everything together into a frenetic glimpse at their hectic lifestyle. “Computer Murders” is no different.Likewise, the song follows a well-established Durk formula, as seen on prior releases like “<a href="https://uproxx.com/music/lil-durk-ahhh-ha-video/" target="_blank">Ahhh Ha</a>” and “<a href="https://uproxx.com/music/lil-durk-future-petty-too/" target="_blank">Petty Too</a>“: Threats, boasts, and taunts directed at enemies whose lives have been endangered by the Chicago streets. Durk also name-checks the rappers and street personalities he’s been affiliated with through the years. However, he’s also cagey about his own involvement, rhyming, “I don’t mention dead opps / If you really did it, you ain’t gon’ say it ’cause the feds hot.” He’ll damn sure make thinly veiled references to them, though.Watch Lil Durk’s defiant “Computer Murders” video above.7220 is out now on Alamo/Only The Family. Get it <a href="https://lildurk.lnk.to/7220" target="_blank">here</a>.<a href="https://uproxx.com/music/lil-durk-computer-murders-video/" target="_blank">Continue reading...</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="UPROXX, post: 11472, member: 81"] “Check on your mans, I heard he got hit in his head,” raps [URL='https://uproxx.com/music/lil-durk-golden-child-video/']Lil Durk[/URL] on his [I][URL='https://uproxx.com/music/lil-durk-7220-tracklist-gunna-future/']7220[/URL][/I] song, “Computer Murders.” “But he almost died so I can say his name ’cause he ain’t dead.” Yeah, that’s how it goes. You know what you’re getting from a Lil Durk video these days. The veteran Chicago drill rapper isn’t wasting money or time shooting these things. He and his crew find a spot, grab a few stacks of cash, point the camera, and get the footage before cutting everything together into a frenetic glimpse at their hectic lifestyle. “Computer Murders” is no different. Likewise, the song follows a well-established Durk formula, as seen on prior releases like “[URL='https://uproxx.com/music/lil-durk-ahhh-ha-video/']Ahhh Ha[/URL]” and “[URL='https://uproxx.com/music/lil-durk-future-petty-too/']Petty Too[/URL]“: Threats, boasts, and taunts directed at enemies whose lives have been endangered by the Chicago streets. Durk also name-checks the rappers and street personalities he’s been affiliated with through the years. However, he’s also cagey about his own involvement, rhyming, “I don’t mention dead opps / If you really did it, you ain’t gon’ say it ’cause the feds hot.” He’ll damn sure make thinly veiled references to them, though. Watch Lil Durk’s defiant “Computer Murders” video above. [I]7220[/I] is out now on Alamo/Only The Family. Get it [URL='https://lildurk.lnk.to/7220']here[/URL]. [url="https://uproxx.com/music/lil-durk-computer-murders-video/"]Continue reading...[/url] [/QUOTE]

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