What to say about this? The beat choice is really great - quite different from the first verse I heard (presumably with the original beat) and yet Ogle's fast-paced delivery seems to work with the beat despite them being quite different.

The acapella itself is strong. The flow is varied and creative, the rhyme schemes are intricate, and Hamsa actually does triplets RIGHT - incorporating them sporadically without allowing them to turn the whole track into stock trap rapper flow. At a few points the fast flow outpaces the beat and becomes slightly off-tempo, but it's not enough to seriously impact the song.

The scratching starting at 2:30 is such a breath of fresh air. That said, with the repetition and catchiness of the line, it might have made sense to mix it in somewhere in the middle of the song too (1/3 to 1/2 of the way through the track) to make the whole track feel a little more cohesive.

Aside from a few nitpicks (occasionally off-beat, AutoTune at 1:20 is somewhat jarring) this is really fantastic.