In “Con Carne”, Chico 5 talks about the chili he is eating and talks about stories with a friend of his. In the second verse, he switches the flow and talks about other stories from his past.

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Con Carne - Big Moolah Gang

“Brigitte”, featuring Chico V and Paskwal is the first French rap song of the project. In the song, they talk about trying to connect with Brigitte Macron, the first lady of France, for a smoke session with the entire Big Moolah crew. It doesn’t seem like that’ll happen any time soon…

Brigitte - Big Moolah Gang

“Légitime défonse” is a trap song in which Chico V talks about his issues with police who want to stop him from growing weed in Vladivostok, Russia. He shows how ruthless he can get when defending what’s his, notably using deadly force against the intruding police officers until no one’s left. In the second verse, he flaunts his arsenal, as well as his ability to procure advanced military-grade weaponry. He ends the verse by saying he is willing to blow everything and everyone up with his RPG.

Légitime défonse - Big Moolah Gang

“Flower in my Teeth” is a tribute to French singer Joe Dassin. Notably his song “La fleur aux dents”, which translates to flower in my teeth. In this song, the Brookdale lads make their Big Moolah Gang debut with a hook that is a direct translation of the original song’s hook. But with a twist. Young Moolah then raps two verses staying true to the original song’s subject: girls and love stories.

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Flower in my Teeth (Tribute to Joe Dassin) - Big Moolah Gang

In this intro to the Big Moolah Gang chronicles volume 3, Young Moolah sets the mood by talking about only being out here for the money. After two verses from Young Moolah talking about being on top of the game, BMG newcomer Bobby Gay plays an electric guitar solo to end the song.

New York City - Big Moolah Gang

In “Corée du Nord”, Chico V and Paskwal rap about their North Korean operation. They mention the long journey they went through to get to the forbidden land of North Korea. During the song, both rappers flaunt being unstoppable by the North Korean forces and state that Kim Jong Un is not ready for what's coming.

Corée du Nord - Big Moolah Gang

On the scene - Big Moolah Gang

In this reggaeton-inspired club banger, Chico 5 flaunts being able to dance with anyone’s girl without anything happening to him. He says that he gets noticed as soon as he walks into the nightclub but he isn’t interested because he’s only focused on his drink and his money.

Rien à faire - Big Moolah Gang

Starting off with a voice message from a member of the famous Mamozzio family, this electronic-inspired anthem is about partying hard in the Mamozzio (a famous nightclub in Brussels, Belgium). In this song, Young Moolah flexes his ability to drink absurdly large amounts of alcohol and drugs. He mentions mixing different types of alcohol and not being phased by it.

Mamozzio - Big Moolah Gang

"Saturday morning" is a pub anthem. Featuring English singers and BMG newcomers Nigel Redgate and Paul Marriot, this is the first rock inspired song from the Big Moolah Gang. After a hook by both singers, Paul Marriot then sings a verse about his everyday life with his mates. The singers both mention the pub as being the epicentre of their life in Bristol, England.

Saturday morning - Big Moolah Gang

No hook (Farina) - Big Moolah Gang

Following "Saturday morning”, “Intergalactic love” is an English rock-inspired song featuring Paul Marriot. In this song, Paul Marriot, known for his new romantic attitude, treats the song as a love letter. He mentions wanting to bring the girl he loves has everything he needs and that he wants to take her to outer space with him.

Intergalactic Love - Big Moolah Gang

In this boom-bap song, Young Moolah talks about how he never cared about what the others are up to. Like in “Cold nights” he says he needs to focus on himself to make things happen. He talks about the Big Moolah crew being on top and that they cannot be stopped by anyone.

You ain’t ready for the bass! - Big Moolah Gang

In “Le futur”, Chico V raps about time-traveling to the year 3026 with his crew and always being one step ahead of the cops. Rapping over a futuristic trap beat, Chico V mentions having access to technology for the future and that he will never get caught.

Le future - Big Moolah Gang

"Cold nights" is an emotional Japanese-inspired boom bap song featuring Young Moolah who talks about his issues with alcohol and anxiety. He speaks about his battle to get back on his feet and states that he is the only person who deserves credit for it.

Cold nights - Big Moolah Gang

Featuring BMG veterans Chico V, Paskwal, Real Man T, and Young Moolah, as well as BMG newcomer Chapo MC, this song is everything you would expect for the Big Moolah Gang Chronicles Vol. 3 outro. In the first verse, Chico V and Paskwal talk about being too fast for the cops and mock them for being unable to catch them. After a Spanish hook performed by Chapo MC, Real Man T makes his entrance by saying he never goes slow and that he’s only here to make money. Young Moolah quickly follows with his own verse stating that who ever is in his way will get ran over.

Rapido - Big Moolah Gang

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The Big Moolah Gang trilogy is now complete!
Go listen to The Big Moolah Gang Chronicles Vol. 3 NOW!!
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