Joell Ortiz released a brand new track titled “Rap Millionaire.” He links up with New Jersey producer !llmind on the production credits. The Slaughterhouse rhymer makes it clear that he’s well aware of his biggest strength as a rapper, and what he lacks in mainstream popularity he more than makes up with in pure lyrical ability.
Like fellow group member Joe Budden, Ortiz seems to roll with the mentality that while lyricism may be slipping out of the current musical zeitgeist. Speaking of Budden, did Joell take a shot at Joey with this line? “Except for the real ones that got a true love for hip-hop, you know the ones that don’t do love and hip-hop.” Fortunately for fans of pure bars, Ortiz professes to make music for those the ones who respect his craft, likening his technical prowess to the legendary Muhammad Ali.