produced by JPEGMAFIA
writtten by JPEGMAFIA
mixed by JPEGMAFIA
mastered by JPEGMAFIA & Dale Becker
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TRUST! 

visuals: https://youtu.be/bq0gn0uh5P8

TRUST!

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produced by JPEGMAFIA
mixed by JPEGMAFIA 
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sample replay by ALEX GOOSE
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HAZARD DUTY PAY!

Produced by JPEGMAFIA
Written by JPEGMAFIA
Mixed by JPEGMAFIA
Mastered by JPEGMAFIA & Dale Becker

WHAT KINDA RAPPIN' IS THIS? [OG MIX]

Produced by JPEGMAFIA
Written by JPEGMAFIA & DATPIFFMAFIA
Mixed by JPEGMAFIA
Mastered by JPEGMAFIA & Dale Becker

REBOUND! (ft. DATTPIFFMAFIA) [OG MIX]

DIKEMBE!

Produced by JPEGMAFIA
Written by JPEGMAFIA
Piano by JPEGMAFIA
Additional Vocals by Kimbra
Mixed by JPEGMAFIA
Mastered by JPEGMAFIA & Dale Becker

TIRED, NERVOUS & BROKE!

🔥

"Money Money Money" by Metro Milla is a bold, high-energy anthem that celebrates the overflowing abundance of wealth. With an infectious chorus repeating "money, money, money," the track explores themes of excess and luxury, mixing humor with bravado. Metro Milla paints a picture of a life drenched in riches, mentioning large stacks of cash, luxury purchases, and carefree indulgences like buying "Purple Rain" and splurging on expensive noodles.

In the first verse, the artist balances braggadocio with playful references, comparing his money to a "flippin' hippopotamus" and showcasing his quirky lifestyle with mentions of poodles, fancy foods, and video games. The tone is light-hearted, almost surreal, with a sense of self-awareness and fun. The repeated line "I got so much, I can’t even count all my money" highlights the absurdity of the situation—Metro Milla is so wealthy that counting his money becomes a joke.

The chorus is catchy and repetitive, reinforcing the theme of wealth with words like "bands," "racks," and "dolla signs," while the outro even adds a touch of international flavor, mentioning various currencies like yen, pounds, and pesos.

Overall, the song is a playful celebration of material wealth, excess, and living large, all wrapped in an upbeat, confident, and slightly whimsical vibe.

(Performed by Metro Milla)
(Written by Metro Milla)
(Produced by Metro Milla)

Money Money Money

"Carl Azuz" by Metro Milla featuring Bimon The Creative is a hard-hitting track that uncovers the shocking truth about the world-famous news anchor. While most know Carl Azuz as the charismatic journalist behind The World From A to Z, this song reveals his real identity—an Atlanta gangster running a powerful operation behind the scenes. The track opens with a dramatic piano-backed intro by Bimon The Creative, setting the stage like the beginning of a breaking news report. But when Metro Milla jumps in, the beat flips into an energetic, hype-filled banger, mirroring the chaos and power of Azuz’s double life.

Metro Milla lays down explosive verses that detail Carl Azuz’s dominance, not just on TV, but in the streets. With lines like "On this date in world history, I drank a whole cup of lean!" and "He’ll call his goons on you, from Texas to Tokyo," the song cements Azuz’s reputation as a global force to be reckoned with. He’s not just delivering punchlines—he’s delivering orders, and anyone who crosses him ends up as the next headline. Bimon The Creative’s intro and Metro Milla’s gripping storytelling make it clear that Azuz isn’t just a reporter—he’s the one controlling the narrative.

The chorus, with its addictive hook—"My girl love me so much, she call me Carl Azuz!"—turns his name into a symbol of respect, fear, and legendary status. The production perfectly complements the song’s duality, starting off eerie and mysterious before launching into a hard-hitting, high-energy beat that keeps listeners locked in. "Carl Azuz" isn’t just a song; it’s an exposé on a man who has the world’s attention, both on the news and in the streets. Whether he’s behind the desk or orchestrating moves behind the scenes, one thing is clear—Carl Azuz runs the game.

Carl Azuz

"What Happened To March Mammal Madness?" is a humorous yet passionate critique of the 2025 edition of the beloved classroom tradition, March Mammal Madness. Over a hard-hitting beat produced by Metro Milla and Finn Slagel, the track captures the frustration of a devoted fan who feels betrayed by the shift in quality, particularly blaming the use of AI-generated content. The intro sets the stage with an excited buildup before the realization hits—this year's show isn’t the same. From there, the song dives into sharp-witted verses filled with exaggerated outrage and clever wordplay.

The first verse paints a vivid picture of past excitement, reminiscing on how March Mammal Madness used to be a highlight of the school year. However, the disappointment kicks in as the AI-produced content is revealed, leading to a heated response that blends humor and genuine frustration. The chorus amplifies these emotions, delivering a catchy and anthemic hook that questions how the show fell so far from grace. The second verse continues the criticism, offering specific grievances like poor voice acting and missing features, while also giving a rare moment of praise to "Mr. Giraffe," one of the few elements the artist still enjoys.

As the song nears its conclusion, the tone shifts slightly from anger to disappointment, emphasizing the artist’s deep appreciation for past March Mammal Madness seasons. The outro leaves listeners with a final plea to bring back the show’s former glory before it’s too late. With its mix of comedic lyricism, sharp social commentary, and a high-energy instrumental, "What Happened To March Mammal Madness?" is both a hilarious and relatable anthem for anyone who’s ever seen a beloved tradition decline in quality.

(Performed by Metro Milla)
(Written by Lil’ SMG-12, Kendrick LeTarleton & Metro Milla)
(Produced by Metro Milla & Finn Slagel)

What Happened To March Mammal Madness?

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Green & Purple f/Playboi Carti

I'm an up and coming rapper straight out of the hood

What Happened To March Mammal Madness?

Metro Milla

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