New Music: Lupe Fiasco – 'Black Power L Word' + 'KJazz'

Lupe Fiasco is back with more new raps. A couple of days ago, the talented Chicago emcee dropped a ‘Marcy Me’ freestyle called ‘All While Doing A Rubik’s Cube One-Handed’. Today he returns with another one titled ‘Black Power L Word’ where he flexes his intricate raps once more. Stream it below.

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UPDATE: He drops another one called ‘KJazz’.

“Black Power L Word”
For upcoming tour dates & tickets https://t.co/uJkWt4bRzJ
LA – The Belasco Nov 10th
Anaheim- HOB Nov 11th pic.twitter.com/dnjTaQariw
— HOUSE EP NOW PLAYING (@LupeFiasco) October 28, 2017

“KJazz”
LA – The Belasco November 10th
Anaheim – House Of Blues November 11th
You Can Get Concert tickets @ https://t.co/uJkWt4bRzJ pic.twitter.com/4fe2QtNxev
— HOUSE EP NOW PLAYING (@LupeFiasco) October 29, 2017

Yesterday, Lupe discussed his career a bit on Twitter. He said he never really cared about music that much as he always wanted to be a great lyricist and still does today. He also said that once he got a co-sign from Jay-Z, he was pretty much done with rap.

I dont make the best “music” & I never will. Cuz I don’t really care about music. I care about bars. My first raps werent even wrote 2 music
— HOUSE EP NOW PLAYING (@LupeFiasco) October 27, 2017

Outside of that I time to time try to make songs that uplift and inspire and inform. I feels it’s my redemption from running the streets
— HOUSE EP NOW PLAYING (@LupeFiasco) October 27, 2017

But my strife with Atlantic was real. My getting blackballed for being political is real. For standing up to the journalists & bullshitters
— HOUSE EP NOW PLAYING (@LupeFiasco) October 27, 2017

All that was very real and it continues to this day. The only thing that gives me motivation is my fans and my bars. & that’s all I need
— HOUSE EP NOW PLAYING (@LupeFiasco) October 27, 2017

I have nearly every accolade there is to have in the music business the only thing left is to be the GOAT Lyricist & that’s the pace I’m on
— HOUSE EP NOW PLAYING (@LupeFiasco) October 27, 2017

Once I met Jay-Z and he said I was nice. I was actually done with rap. My initial passions have always been Science and theoretical physics
— HOUSE EP NOW PLAYING (@LupeFiasco) October 27, 2017

This was probably about 2003. I was always comfortable in my own skin & hated everything about the music biz. So once I got my Jay-z co-sign
— HOUSE EP NOW PLAYING (@LupeFiasco) October 27, 2017

Who was unquestionably my favorite rapper at the time. It wasn’t anything left for me personally that I wanted to achieve as a rapper
— HOUSE EP NOW PLAYING (@LupeFiasco) October 27, 2017