6LACK: The hitmaker delivers a simple but very heart-pouring EVERYWHERE AT ONCE (TOUR TALK) surprise freestyle

You already know hip-hop crooner 6LACK is nice-nice with the wordplay but how about getting to let loose on more than singing and showing off his freestyle skills? Oh yes. It’s a surprise ‘Everywhere At Once (Tour Talk)’ drop and I am fully tapping in.

6LACK comes through with an impressive EVERYWHERE AT ONCE (TOUR TALK) drop

More than just a few witty words - it’s all eyes on 6LACK coming through with a studio setting and heartfelt words ranging on topics including touring and personal growth.

6LACK is taking some much-needed me time. Today, the multi-platinum, five-time Grammy-nominated artist responded to fans’ concerns about him canceling his highly anticipated 10 Years of 6LACK Tourwith a new freestyle.

Listen to the “Everywhere At Once (Tour Talk)” freestyle HERE.

Produced by Childish Major, “Everywhere At Once (Tour Talk)” hears 6LACK looking back on the past decade while showing love and appreciation to the loyal fans who’ve been with him throughout every step of the journey. On the track, he dishes out bars about maintaining the success he’s built, taking on more as the stakes get higher, and growing his family, which welcomed its newest addition just last year. The freestyle culminates with him reassuring listeners that he’ll be “back on tour” once the time is right.

“To my folks that were looking forward to our usual fall tour, my apologies and thank you. We’ve built up a big family over the years, and I’ll never take it for granted, but it’s necessary to take some time right now,” 6LACK said in a statement. “The family is safe. I’m good. Work still to be done. Just can’t be everywhere at once.

“Everywhere At Once (Tour Talk)” follows 6LACK’s recent visuals for “I Guess” and “On Me,” the latter of which saw him unite with R&B polymath Odeal. Both tracks added to an already growing list of fan favorites from Love is the New Gangsta, home to “RUNNING LATE FREESTYLE,” “All That Matters” featuring AZ Chike and Leon Thomas, the 2 Chainz-assisted “Sunday Again,” and several more. Taken all together, they reaffirm 6LACK’s place as one of R&B’s most compelling storytellers, both sonically and visually.