🔥12276

G-Eazy is digging through rock classics to stay busy during the coronavirus pandemic. The Bay Area-bred rapper dropped renditions of Radiohead’s 1992 hit “Creep” and The Beatles’ 1968 track “I’m So Tired” on Tuesday (April 21).

“Creep,” which G-Eazy handles alongside actress Ashley Benson, gets a moody pop update with an underlying sample of Phil Collins’ “In The Air Tonight.” In “I’m So Tired,” he can be heard half-rapping, half-singing over John Lennon’s lyrics.

Besides these surprise covers, G-Eazy has also kept up with his philanthropic efforts amid the pandemic.

G-Eazy Drops Covers Of The Beatles & Radiohead Classics

G-Eazy Throws A Raunchy Mansion Party For ‘Still Be Friends’ Video

On March 27, his Endless Summers Fund launched its month-long free meals initiative, which has provided Bay Area youths with food truck-delivered lunches. Partnering with the Larkin Street Youth Services, the program was intended to make sure local kids were fed lunch despite the COVID-19-related school closures.

Listen to G-Eazy’s “Creep” and “I’m So Tired” covers below.

Related Posts

The Rap-Up: Week of January 29th, 2024

An Interview With DJ Quik and JasonMartin (FKA Problem)

Rubi Rose Admits She Lied About Druski Because He Hurt Her Feelings

Tory Lanez Tweets Then Deletes Apology For Saying He Was The Best Rapper Alive

10 Years of DJ Rashad’s ‘Double Cup’: An Interview With DJ Spinn

Swae Lee Revives The Infomercial For ‘Someone Said’ Video