Prince Dre is mentally older than what his age suggests. His raps are more than simple drill. His rhymes tell a tragic tale.

His latest single “Kill Or Be Killed” is no different.

The young O’Block spitter’s G Knox Films visual isn’t just a music video. It’s a harsh reality.

Prince Dre likens his life to a battlefield, rapping, “I know is kill, kill, kill or be killed/Cause if you don’t, you might die/That’s the way my life is lived/These streets been real, real, kill or be killed/These n- – – – s talk, they ain’t with it/Make a move, I’m dumping steel.”

In a city where any minute can be one’s last breath, keeping a weapon is mandatory.

One of the young men in this visual flashes an “LA” tattoo. This body art is in honor of Leonard “L’A Capone” Anderson.

Anderson was shot and killed Thursday, Sept. 27 as he was leaving a recording studio. He was 17.

Footage of the slain teen was added to this visual.

JB Bin Laden hits the track, rapping, “All I know is drill/How to tote that steel, how to play that field/I don’t fuck around, all these niggas ain’t real/Lotta n- – -a, they squeal/Lotta n- – – -s they lack, fuck around and get whacked.”

Prince Dre continues to intrigue listeners and viewers with his street wit and bars. These traits have allowed Prince Dre to set himself apart from other MCs in and out of his age bracket.

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