Andy Hutchins
Sweat's the technique, don't sweat the technique.

Trae Tha Truth feat. Mark Morrison, Big K.R.I.T., Jadakiss, J. Cole, Kendrick Lamar, B.o.B, Tyga, Gudda Gudda, and Bun B, “I’m On 2.0” (prod. by Cy Fyre) (Internet, 2012)

• I guess this was always a “Return of the Mack” sample and I didn’t realize it? If so, I have figured out why I loved “I’m On,” and this is so much better than the hybrid remake/cover from 2011 that I’m not even going to look up that one to link it.
• Trae basically spits a verse that is maybe eight degrees off the vector of his original verse, including the stupid echoed vocals, but he does call himself “Babe Truth.”
• Jada comes with the “New York Rap” flow.
• Real remixes with awesome things like Mark Morrison singing and funky warbling synths need to happen more often.
• Cole sounds sort of excited to be here, which is neat, but “My new shit dumber” is a threat, isn’t it?
• My favorite rapper of 2011 over one of my favorite beats of 2011 starts at 2:47, and he does more with eight bars than most rappers do with their lives.
• B.o.B sounds like Lupe here. I … yeah.
• Tyga doing math!
• Good thing Gudda Gudda is a) alive and b) being thrown on remixes to tell us things like “Went from trappin’ in a rental to rappin’ on instrumentals” that no rapper has ever said before, huh?
• Speaking of rappers who have said things before: Hi, Bun. (His verse is pretty good, but every Bun verse has sounded the same since Trill O.G. devalued the mic forever.)