PGF Nuk - Instakill lyrics

PGF Nuk, the fast-growing rapper Drill, recently released his new song "Instakill," and the reaction from fans has not been long in coming. The track has received mixed reviews: some praise the rapper's style and flow, while others express concern about its lyrical content.

Followers have noted that PGF Nuk seems to be influenced by New York drill rapper Dthang, and some have accused him of copying Dthang's intro to "Instakill." Listeners even quoted Dthang's lines, such as "Never put O before Y, even my abuela knows that."

Supporters praised PGF Nuk for his distinctive flow and energy, with one fan commenting, "Flows Crazy I see dat boi movin in Detroit I dig it." Several admirers also commented that they liked a snippet of another song playing at the end of the video and want to know its name.

Also, attention was paid to the fact that PGF Nuk appeared without his trademark mask in the "Instakill" video, some speculated that his career took off after he gave it up. There is speculation among audience that PGF Nuk spends time in Detroit, leading to speculation about possible collaborations with local artists.

Despite the positive reviews, there are those who disapprove of the lyrical content of PGF Nuk's songs. Some critics claim that the rapper's lyrics promote violence and create a negative image of the black community. One detractor commented, "This is who black people look up to? A black man who hates his skin. His lyrics alone say he hates his people."

Overall, PGF Nuk's song "Instakill" elicited varied reactions from fans and critics alike. While some appreciate the rapper's unique flow and evolving style, others remain concerned about the impact of his lyrics on society. As PGF Nuk continues to make a name for himself in the music industry, it will be interesting to see how his sound and image evolve in response to these different viewpoints.