And, this time is no exception as Soulja Corleone drops a furious one-off verse on now is what is being called "Mo' Murda, Kill Everything" via his SoundCloud page. But, what makes this verse different from all his other verses is that Soulja sports a new flow that during majority of the song, that he usually uses for only a couple bars in most. Using the triplet pattern made popular by the Migos. Soulja speeds through many bars of this track.
Soulja recently sat down, and spoke on the one-off verses. Saying "Most of the verses to me are just warm-ups before I start a actual studio session. Going through beats that I normally wouldn't touch, and coming up with something on the spot is a challenge for me. During that time gets me chance to mess with effects, and processes that I normally don't do for a actual track. It gives me some practice on certain things I want to try in my own music. I never planned on releasing the verses except for my "Goosebumps" verse that I did."
Soulja also spoke on what influenced him to record such one-off verses as "Super Sayian God Flow" and "Super Dragon Ball Flow" which he released via his SoundCloud page also. He said "First off, I love Anime, and Dragon Ball is one of my favorite animes. I watch alot of them, always on the look out for new ones. But, sitting in the studio you have alot of down time. Before, and after a session. I find myself usually catching up on "Dragon Ball Super" or watching some other anime. Might hear a beat, and be like.. thats some DBZ stuff right there. I mean thats how I did those two verse. Simply off that logic. I don't purposely go to anime as a reference, but it was hella fun using it as one. Its almost like you can gauge what people of your audience catch on to the references. Maybe, even get called out cause you got one wrong, and is not cannon to the anime."
As of now Soulja hasn't said whats the next one-off verse he wants to release, or that he wants to release anymore anytime soon. But, he is showing alot of his listeners that time didn't slow him down. He's as on point as he was before, if not better than he was before. But, if you haven't heard the new one-off verse. Its down below..