ILA aka "Big Brown"is really starting to make a name for himself in the industry. With two quality releases : "10×100" and "Concrete Jungle" ILA has garnered the attention of credible hip-hop platforms, and is now showing up as a major blip on the hip-hop landscape. The "Kings Tomb" representative has crushed the myth that southern emcees "only make trap inspired music, and lyrically they can only create songs with catchy hooks". Well if this Alabama emcee has his say, he'd willingly throw the south on his broad shoulders and push his brand of classic hip-hop to the forefront as he changes the perception of the south.To validate this claim Ila gives us a quick glimpse into his world with his new visual (and homage) to the WuTang classic "C.R.E.A.M".
This metaphor laced freestyle directed by fellow "Kings Tomb" emcee "J Roots", gives fans and hip-hop aficionado's their 1st look at this metaphor spitting, quap counting, larger than life sneaker head, southern emcee. Who is ready to kick in doors with "Hulk" size force, aimed only with a pen and ambitions of being the best thing to come from the south. Checkout ILA's new freestyle "C.R.E.A.M" and get familiar with ILA aka "Big Brown"
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