To be perfectly honest I had no idea he rapped.
If you're anything like me you're surprised to hear a new track by TDE's co-president Terrence Punch Henderson. You usually see or hear of him on the other side of the game (no badu). Punch opens up on his fears and plans in his new track. I guess that's why it's called Fear. Not overproduced with heavy bass and instrumentals so it really showcases his skills as an emcee. Listen to Fear below.
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