Ray Vaughn Is Rich In Spirit, Yet Hungrier Than Ever On “Not Allowed”
Ray Vaughn makes a statement with “Not Allowed,” the first track on his TDE debut EP “Peer Pressure.”
For his first official move with TDE, Ray Vaughn dropped the brief, three-track EP Peer Pressure, and from the opening track, the rising rapper’s infectious charisma immediately pulls you in.
The way in which Ray Vaughn delivers the opening lines of “Not Allowed” is akin to how Meek Mill approached the first half of “Dreams & Nightmares (Intro).” The Long Beach artist raps with an insatiable hunger while dropping witty bars about TDE and ultrasounds, and when the beat finally comes in, he absolutely erupts with energy. Coupled with a refrain like “I’m rich in spirit ain’t no way I’m gon’ die broke,” Ray Vaughn’s first statement as a TDE artist is a promising one.
Give “Not Allowed” a listen below, and if you’re feeling the newest TDE signee’s sound, check out the rest of Ray Vaughn’s Peer Pressure EP here.
Quotable Lyrics
I’m a walking cheat code, turn a nun to a freak ho (Freak ho)
Been blunt like a pre-roll (Pre-roll), I’m the neighborhood hero
It’s funny how I got all this drive and, back in the day, I got repo’d
Help I got, nigga, zero, and I do it big like fee-fo














































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