Name: Something feat Eugene O'Neil by Stutta McFly
Duration: 2 min 56 s
Description: when you know you're destined for more... assisted with the melodic sounds of the great Eugene O'Neil

Where the album at big bro??? 🔥🔥🔥

GASOLINE

TrickOrTreat Ft N96H,Exhols

OfficialZeebo - Last One

when you know you're destined for more... assisted with the melodic sounds of the great Eugene O'Neil

Something feat Eugene O'Neil

Pretty Girls

war (ft. WhereIsBone)

NO HOOK (PEANUT FT CNOTEE x FPHARAOH

Juando - i need u

Jay D$nero brings you the Deluxe tape to his most recent album drop "2 Much D$nero." This tape is loaded with features from artists from DUUUUVAAAAL County to Monticello Florida. Sit back, relax and enjoy.

IG: @jay.boogiie

GROWTH feat. NinoZayy (prod. Kelo)

Trap chill rap music Florida vibes Kodak black

I Lied

comedy

Born Andy Raytron Robinson in Hollywood,California on September 18, 1985. Raised by only his father, Robinson learned how to depend on only himself and not to trust anyone. His family had its struggles like most inner city families. Robinson's mother became addicted to drugs, which among other things forced his parents to split up. Yet his father continued to stay busy as a hair barber making sure his children were provided for.

His passion and determination are deeply rooted into his soul. He watched as his family members gave up their dreams one at a time. "My dad used to be an amateur gloves boxer, but he never went pro. Mom wanted to be a model, but she didn't make it. My sister wanted to be a singer and it never happened. I wanna be the one that does follow through with what I want to do, and I will."

With many rappers emerging from Riverside, California, Raytron's passion and high-energy sets him apart from all of them. Stutta's lyrical content is straight from his heart. His music has feeling, something that many artists lack in the current industry. Thus, his music is crafted to not only break your neck but to feed a message to the intellect-starving youth. Toxic social-cliches and emasculating peers are common topics in his music. He challenges these peers and progressive hip-hop heads to bring the culture back to its' essence, bring it back to the people.

Something feat Eugene O'Neil

Stutta McFly

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