Tanna Leone comes through swinging with “Stuntman,” an anthem about perseverance, loyalty, and rising above setbacks. Over a gritty, bass-heavy beat, Leone reflects on his journey, painting a vivid picture of resilience and hustle. Lines like “Stay down till you take off in a jet on they ass” perfectly encapsulate the grind-it-out mentality that resonates with listeners striving for success.
Leone’s delivery is raw and charismatic, blending introspection with a confident edge. He recounts his experiences with untrustworthy moves (“When I got the goop it was stepped on”) and how he pivoted to a cleaner path, showing that true strength lies in adaptation. The track also highlights the importance of solid connections (“Couple of my dawgs threw me plays”), emphasizing that loyalty and teamwork are crucial on the road to the top.
“Stuntman” showcases Tanna Leone’s ability to merge streetwise storytelling with motivational undertones, making it both a banger and a reflective track. This one’s for those who’ve faced obstacles head-on and come out stronger—Leone’s voice serves as both a rallying cry and a victory lap.
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