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Review: free$ — I’m Only Human

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With I’m Only Human, free$ delivers one of his most genre-bending and emotionally honest releases yet — a bold fusion of Trap, Afro, Hip-Hop, and R&B that proves he’s not just following trends, he’s rewriting them.

From the first beat, the production creates a moody, atmospheric pull, the kind of sonic undertow that pulls you in before you even realize it. The track bounces with the punchiness of Trap while warm Afro rhythms give it soul, texture, and something unmistakably human. It’s dark, smooth, and deeply expressive.

free$’s delivery is raw in the best way — unfiltered, self-aware, and vulnerable. He opens up without hiding behind metaphors, turning personal confession into art. His voice carries both weight and honesty, making every line feel lived and true.

What makes I’m Only Human stand out is its creativity. It doesn’t sit neatly in one lane. Instead, it bends genres, reshapes expectations, and becomes its own world. free$ proves that there’s still space for innovation in modern hip-hop — space for artists who want to tell their story their own way.

At its core, I’m Only Human is a reminder we all need: we break, we grow, we feel, and no matter the pressure, perfection isn’t the goal — authenticity is. free$ captures that truth with style, vulnerability, and undeniable musical vision.

Written by
Barbie Edonia

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