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DUB 🅴

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DIS SIDE (Feat. JAE $UPERIOR) 🅴

i didn't think i was gonna drop it but yall wanted it :) i love yall

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AL6NE 🅴

who jae s next victim?
snake charmer i play em the rhythm
they slitherin slide go get em.

Relay (Feat. Cutthroatjugg)  🅴

you prolly thought you wasnt gon die today.. surprise bitch

Rollin' Thunder 🅴

WHiTE GRAPE 🅴

Victory is Mine 🅴

The Camry (CLEAN)

"From a critical standpoint, the track functions as a stripped-down manifesto of authenticity, pushing back against rap’s reliance on exaggerated personas. The artist makes it clear early that what we’re hearing is not a character but a continuation of lived experience. Material references—weed, wine, money, women—aren’t framed as aspirational spectacle but as everyday textures of a life already in motion. The repetition of the hook reinforces this stance, grounding the song in a blunt, almost confrontational honesty that resists glamorization.

What gives the record weight is its temporal movement. Rather than chasing novelty, the artist traces a straight line from childhood to the present, emphasizing early responsibility and self-reliance as formative forces. References to being “the man of the house” and holding ground since adolescence suggest that the confidence on display is inherited from necessity, not sudden success. The writing balances grit with wit, allowing humor and cultural shorthand to coexist with reflections on mortality and emotional restraint without tipping into sentimentality.

The song ultimately succeeds because it leaves space for vulnerability beneath its hardened exterior. Faith, self-reflection, and fatigue quietly underpin the bravado, reframing toughness as endurance rather than aggression. The closing moments hint at guarded softness—an admission that emotional armor was learned, not chosen. As a result, the track reads less like a boastful statement and more like a personal ledger, marking what has been survived, what has been preserved, and why the artist’s voice feels earned rather than performed."
        -        Aaron Whitlock, PMTV Hits!

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