Flood Friday Vol. 1

Yesterday

Trappas n Scammas (ft. Wasteey Monroe) (SADER + XYLO)

Grave Diggerz

Purple Not Grape

NGeeYL - Face

Pop Sh!t

Lite Fortunato - I Do All That *Prod @UNOUMI

Get Money [Blackjack]

WHEN I WAS 16 (ACTIVE) prod. @kashxxo

Dark Country Boom Bap

Yeah… shadows creepin’ in the heartland
From the mosques to the malls, they plantin’ flags in our sand
Radical whispers turnin’ to roars
Time to wake up, America – this ain’t your daddy’s war.[Hook]
Rise of the crescent blade, cuttin’ through the stars and stripes
From the cities to the plains, they preachin’ holy fights
Why? ‘Cause freedom ain’t in their book, it’s chains and lies
How? We stand as one, no divide in our eyes
Should? Hell yeah, before the blood runs rivers wide
Need? To keep our soil clean, no room for genocide pride
White, black, brown, native – brothers in the line
Don’t bring your bullshit here, this land’s ours by design![Verse 1 – The Rise]
Started slow, visas and dreams, but underneath the scheme
Mosques poppin’ up like weeds in the American dream
Preachin’ peace on Sunday, but Friday it’s jihad fire
Convert or conquer, that’s the radical wire
From Minnesota streets to Cali shores
They buildin’ cells in the shadows, knockin’ on our doors
Why it rose? Open borders, weak knees in DC
Let ‘em in with smiles, now they plottin’ on you and me
Imported hate, twisted faith, call it what it is
Ain’t about God, it’s control, wrapped in a terrorist kiss.[Hook]
Rise of the crescent blade, cuttin’ through the stars and stripes
From the cities to the plains, they preachin’ holy fights
Why? ‘Cause freedom ain’t in their book, it’s chains and lies
How? We stand as one, no divide in our eyes
Should? Hell yeah, before the blood runs rivers wide
Need? To keep our soil clean, no room for genocide pride
White, black, brown, native – brothers in the line
Don’t bring your bullshit here, this land’s ours by design![Verse 2 – The Why & Should]
Why eradicate? ‘Cause it poisons the well we drink
Twists minds of the young, makes ‘em martyrs in a blink
Sharia shadows over Lady Liberty’s light
Honor killings, stonings – that ain’t our fight
Should we? Damn right, for the kids in the yard
For the vets who bled red, white, blue – hit ‘em hard
It’s hate disguised as holy, dividin’ us by design
But we see through the veil, time to draw the line
No mercy for the madness that bombs our parades
Eradicate the root, before it escalates.[Bridge – growled with beat drop, heavy bass rumble]
Black fists raised with white rifles cocked
Brown boots marchin’ with native war hawks
From Harlem to the Rez, from farms to the hood
We built this blood, sweat – now we understood
Unity’s the weapon they fear the most
One nation, under fire, coast to coast.[Verse 3 – The How & Need]
How? Close the gates, vet ‘em like hawks on prey
Deport the preachers spittin’ venom every day
Educate the masses, expose the hidden hand
Arm up legally, stand your ground on this land
Need it? Like air in our lungs, or we

Desert Reckonin

A dark cinematic storytelling rap that blends hyper-real narrative tension, spoken-word grit, and emotional depth.
Raw baritone vocals move between menace and vulnerability as the track unravels a high-stakes confrontation between two broken lives — a robber and his reflection — both haunted by trauma, poverty, and choices sharpened by destiny.

Layered over slow-burn trap drums, deep sub-bass, ambient textures, and cold film-score pads, the lyrics paint a vivid picture of fear, desperation, and the thin line between survival and destruction.
A heavy, introspective street monologue that hits like a short film — intense, poetic, and painfully human.

#NeedlessOne #storytellingrap #cinematicrap #darktrap #spokenwordrap #gangstarap #moralstory #streetpoetry #sadrap #emotionalrap #slowtrap #deepbass #filmnoirhiphop #monologuerap #realismrap

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