With his latest freestyle, Calboy is “pushin P”

Calboy has dropped some dope freestyles this month for Kodak Black “Super Gremlin” and Money Man “LLC.” On Wednesday (Jan. 24), he adds another track over Future, Gunna, and Young Thug’s “pushin P,” a Whieezy and Juke Wong production from Gunna’s award-winning album DS4EVER. The instrumental is used by Calboy to deliver rhymes about his street politics, mental health and the importance of making music for the masses.

With a matching visual provided by Juice BigFellow, Calboy’s “pushin P Freestyle” also features him delivering his lyrics to the audience from inside a Chinese restaurant. During the evening, the Chicago rapper is also seen going to a gas station and hanging around outside.

We’ve been waiting for the release of Calboy’s EP Long Live The Kings for a couple of years now. The EP was followed up with a deluxe edition which included collaborations with Lil Tjay, Lil Baby, G Herbo, King Von, Fivio Foreign, Polo G, and Yo Gotti. His profile was also expanded to a larger audience by joining Jack Harlow, NLE Choppa, Rod Wave, Latto, Baby Keem, and a few other artists as a part of XXL Freshman class, thereby increasing his public profile. According to reports, he’s preparing to release his latest body of work titled Redemption.