While there isn't a widely recognized artist named "Oscar" with a song called "4 44 (Freestyle)," it is likely you are referring to one of two things: the legendary title track by Jay-Z (which features a conversational, freestyle-like delivery) or the popular "4:44 (Freestyle)" cover by Tyler, the Creator (often titled "Ziploc").

: On the track "Moonlight," Jay-Z references the 2017 Oscar snafu where La La Land was mistakenly named Best Picture over Moonlight . He uses this as a commentary on culture, noting that even when the culture "wins," it often still "loses" in the eyes of society. The Remix: Tyler, the Creator’s "Ziploc"

: Much like the original, Tyler touches on the loneliness that often accompanies high-level success. Why It Matters

Here is a blog post covering the themes and impact of Jay-Z's original masterpiece and its influential freestyle covers.

Shortly after the album's release, released a surprise freestyle over the 4:44 beat titled "Ziploc" . While Jay-Z’s version was somber and repentant, Tyler used the same soulful loop to celebrate his own milestones.

Tyler, the Creator Borrows JAY-Z's “4:44” For A Freestyle

: Jay-Z woke up at exactly 4:44 AM to pen the lyrics.

: Tyler reflects on his Billboard-topping album Flower Boy and his successful business ventures.