Yo, check it out. Hood Rawlz just dropped a new track called "If I Did What They Do To Me (Monsta)" and it's fire! This joint is all about how people can take advantage of your kindness and then turn around and treat you like you're the bad guy. You know what I'm talking about - you show up on time and everyone else is late, but if you're the one who's late they act like you're the problem. And don't even get me started on when people don't follow through with their promises, but then expect you to come through for them every time.

The song is all about flipping the script and imagining what it would be like if you did the same things to others that they do to you. Would they still look at you the same way? Or would they finally realize how messed up their behavior is?

And get this - the inspiration for the song came from a real-life situation. Hood Rawlz was just sitting there with the beat when he got a message from someone he hadn't heard from in three years. This person owed him an apology, but instead of owning up to their mistakes, they tried to blame Hood Rawlz for stuff that wasn't even his fault. It was like they were accusing him of stealing or something. Hood Rawlz was pissed, but he channeled that anger into this sick track.

Trust me, you need to check out "If I Did What They Do To Me (Monsta)" by Hood Rawlz. It's the real deal.

If I Did What They Do To Me (Monsta)

"When We Were Kids" by Hood Rawlz is a powerful rap anthem rooted in a true story, delving into the heartbreaking loss of friendship amidst a world plagued by racism. The song reminisces about the pure and innocent bond shared by two childhood friends. However, as they grew older and encountered the harsh realities of the world, their once-unbreakable connection was shattered. The lyrics shed light on the damaging effects of societal prejudices and highlight how hatred is ingrained, while emphasizing the transformative power of love. Through poignant storytelling and thought-provoking verses, Hood Rawlz captures the essence of a friendship lost, echoing the need for unity and understanding in the face of adversity.

When We Were Kids

When We Were kids

This story takes place in the 5th grade in Arizona. True story about a school bully I had in the 5th grade who beat me up because of a picture he wanted that I drew and wanted to keep.

The Whole School Heard About It

WARNING! EXPLICIT LYRICS!

Yo, let me tell you about "It's Like That" by Hood Rawlz. This joint was made in the most unexpected way. Hood Rawlz didn't even vibe with the beat at first, but after giving it another listen, it just hit different. You know how it goes - inspiration can strike at any damn moment and from any source. That's the creative process, man.

The thing is, Hood Rawlz had a vision for this track. He wanted to share some mini true stories from his own observations. That's what makes it real and personal. He stayed in his own lane and used his unique perspective to tell stories that are authentic to him. And let me tell you, each of the three verses tells a different nostalgic story. It's that classic hip-hop vibe we all love. By drawing on his own experiences, Hood Rawlz created a connection with his listeners that's raw and genuine.

Overall, "It's Like That" is a reminder that creative ideas can come from anywhere, and that personal experiences are what make music powerful. Hood Rawlz's storytelling skills are on point, and that's what makes this track hit so damn hard.

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It's Like That

A song about the trappings of envy, fame and fortune. The illusion of the hollywood dream. Wanting what the Jones' have and living past our means.

Don't Drink The Poison

This song was prompted by way of the hollywood strike and the hype that surrounds it. The curtain has been removed and "OZ" has been revealed! Everyone feels like their trying to survive life in unbearable circumstances from time to time. It's like trying to breathe underwater.

Under Water

I was just sitting listening to the music and thinking about my life and all of the trials and tribulations I've gone through to get to this point. And I'm not done yet!

Life's Lesson

This song came about by pure will. I literally was like, I'ma make some west coast shit in honor of the memories and the love showed me when I frequented there as a young artist. I even lived in various hoods coming up there in the business. Once Woosaa made the beat, then I was like, I need a west coast collab on this and not a day later I hooked up with an old west coast artist friend from back in those days who was a rapper way before I became one. It was meant to be and so we made "Dippin'" and "Look at me Now".

Dippin'

Dippin' featuring G-Sleep (Midwestcoast)

It is simple. I wrote a letter to my estranged father and this is what came out.

Look at me Now

Look at me Now (Letter to my Father)

Look at me Now featuring G-Sleep (Letter to my Father)

"Live On" is probably one of the most important songs I have written. It deals with mental health issues that run rampid and unchecked in our society. The taboo and unspoken words we all hide from in one form or another. I am here to tell you, deal with that! It's okay. We all need someone. Whoever or whatever it is, hold on to it! It's okay to talk to someone... anyone! YOU ARE NOT ALONE!

Live On

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