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[CHIEF KEEF TYPE BEAT]

woah freestyle w/ GBZ, RJ, & ydem prod wealthiboi

Decided to go back to my old style y’all never seen mixed in with what I learned recently

No Kizzy Freestyle (Prod. lvcien)

Elite Spits

ELITE SPITS (prod. lowdifficulty)

“ 2-TONE “ BY TKMOOSEYY3K is a Master Piece That’s was Put together with The Beat was Made By : SUAV on YouTube and PRODUCER: MIKE —- this Song really show How the artist TKMOOSEYY3K can switch flows and use his mind to Do Diff things Specifically the way He’s Word PLAYS are.

2-TONE

#OnDat! w/ iluvray (prod. sebxtc)

Honey I'm Home

HOMIXIDE GANG-BLACKOUT TF(Prod by: Trickster & ScrewStache)

Story of losing the horse, old Dodge, dog, and house through the county courts, with the ex taking it all — but finding hope that life will get better. We’ll capture that feeling of having nowhere lower to go, with the bridge lifting you emotionally, using warm, blues‑styled vocals, rich harmonies, and a heartfelt Southern groove.

Something to Say

WIFE HOES (SOMEBODY ELSE SHANICE MIX)

Cold Math is a ledger you can feel in your ribs: tracks where melodic rap carries the hard arithmetic of survival, and blues pours the emotion that numbers can’t hold. The album lives in that split-second math of the street—rent due, phone dead, hunger loud—where every choice has interest and every mistake compounds. Over sirens, neon, and concrete sermons, the hooks arrive like oxygen: not pretty, not polite, but honest enough to keep the chest moving. This is music about being “boxed in, cornered by design,” and still finding a way to stand ten toes down without turning your soul into spare change.

But the “cold” in Cold Math isn’t just the world—it’s the clarity you earn when you stop bargaining with reality. Across these songs, the narrator evolves from counting losses to balancing the ledger: looking around at a pixelated life, owning contradictions, cutting doubt out like a bad wire, and building a ladder out of the void one bar at a time. The blues shows up as bruised tenderness under the grit; the rap shows up as precision and nerve—proof that persistence isn’t flex culture, it’s breathwork. If there’s a thesis here, it’s simple and relentless: not survival of the fittest—just the struggle for existence, and the refusal to be erased.

You Live Once (East Side)

Mr. FEAST #FST
LONG LIVE DAVY JONEZ
Family
Eats
And
Stands
Together
Product of Castle Hill Avenue
Live from S Gess


ELITE SPITS (prod. lowdifficulty)

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