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Bailame - Radio Edit

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Official Music Video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELKVpOnU91M

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“We Got This” by A.L.I.A.S.: A Southern Trap Anthem Built for Crews, Hustlers & Heavy Hitters

“We Got This” from On Top of the World: Chapter 2 – The Takeover is a full-force southern trap banger crafted for squads that roll deep, think big, and move like a unit. From the moment the 808s punch through the speakers and the synth pulse kicks in, the track radiates that unstoppable crew energy—the kind that defined BMF’s legendary era of power, influence, and unbreakable loyalty.

A.L.I.A.S. taps into that culture with precision, delivering a record that feels bold, triumphant, and larger than life. This isn’t just a song—it’s a rally cry.

A Southern Trap Statement of Power, Unity & Untouchability

“We Got This” thrives on the essence of dominance. The heavy bass, the sharp hi-hats, and the hypnotic synth lines mirror the heartbeat of Atlanta-inspired trap while carrying the polished aggression of a stadium anthem.

The message? When the team is locked in, nothing can stop the movement.

A.L.I.A.S. takes listeners into the mentality of a tight-knit crew—where every member plays a role, loyalty is unquestioned, and the collective mission is executed with precision. The song channels the iconic energy of rolling twenty cars deep through the city, knowing every eye is watching and every lane belongs to you.

“We Got This” is confidence amplified. It’s strategy in motion. It’s swagger multiplied by unity.

Inspired by Crew Loyalty & the Power of a Solid Foundation

The inspiration behind the song comes from that unmistakable feeling when everyone around you is aligned. When your circle is strong enough to weather storms, push through setbacks, and celebrate victories like family.

A.L.I.A.S. drew from the loyalty codes of Southern street culture and the dynasty mindset of groups like BMF—where vision, ambition, and team synergy created an aura of invincibility.

Musically, the track borrows the relentless momentum of Kanye West & Jay-Z’s “Ni**as in Paris,” matching its pulse with trap-ready drums and a bounce that can light up nightclubs, block parties, and arenas alike. Every bar was written to reinforce the mood: squad up, stand tall, move smart, and dominate together.

For Crews, Hustlers, Winners & Every Team That Moves Like a Family

“We Got This” is the soundtrack for every circle that plans, hustles, and rises together.

It’s for:

Teams chasing a collective dream

Crews that stay sharp & stay loyal

Hustlers who move with precision

Entrepreneurs building empires with their day-ones

Gym squads, business partners, and creative collectives leveling up

If your squad walks into a room and the energy shifts, this is your song. It captures that rare feeling of knowing you’re surrounded by riders, visionaries, and people who genuinely have your back.

Inside the Making of the Track

The song was built on a foundation of heavy 808s, trap drum patterns, and a hypnotic synth pulse that keeps the energy consistent from start to finish. A.L.I.A.S. intentionally kept the hook simple, punchy, and repeatable—something that hits like a chant when a group says it together.

The verses blend clever wordplay, strategic bravado, and cinematic crew imagery. Every line reinforces the atmosphere of being untouchable when the team moves as one.

This is the type of track designed to shake trunks, ignite crowds, and remind listeners that unity is a superpower.

A.L.I.A.S. Delivers a Celebration of Strength in Numbers

“We Got This” isn’t just a song—it’s a declaration. It’s a southern trap salute to legacy, loyalty, and the unstoppable force of a well-built team.

Turn it up. Feel the bass. Call your crew.

Because when the squad is solid… yeah—you really got this.

On Top of the World: Chapter 2 - The Takeover

We Got This

Welcome to the Party

This tape consist of "MDR" tracks recorded throughout the year, ranging from varieties of styles & flows. MDR does music as a hobby to his many talents. He has taught himself the mixing and mastering aspect as well as just having fun freestyling & punching in making catchy songs. Many want MDR to be more consistent but he only loves the aspect of recording for the fun of it. He doesn't even really listen to rap music but somehow he shares old stories to music people can relate to or just bop their heads to, nothing to serious. Peace, love, and joy to all !  

BENTAYGA BOYZ (ft. BigFlawda954)  Prod. homeyP

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Ricky Tan