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Someone leaked a bunch of Young Thug songs. Here they are.

Young Thug - Pass Me The Lighter (feat. Duke)

 After a three –year hiatus, Ten steps back into the spotlight with Return2Form, a 3-song EP that reintroduces his voice, vision, and vulnerability. The project feels is a reset—personal, unfiltered, and intentional—



“Where2Start,” captures the internal tug-of-war faces when creating again after time away. It’s introspective and honest, detailing the doubts, pressure, and quiet triumphs that come with trying to rediscover your rhythm. Laying out the complications of making music with a clarity that hits close to home.



The second track, “Give2U,” brings rawness stripped down to the essentials. It’s the most vulnerable moment on the EP, showcasing Ten’s instinct for crafting songs that feel lived-in rather than performed.



Closing with “Gain Rep Freestyle,” Ten snaps back into competitive mode, delivering sharp energy and effortless flow. —a reminder that he’s not just returning, he’s leveling up. 



The freestyle sets the tone for what’s next, hinting that Return2Form is just the beginning of a much bigger resurgence.

Give2U

GainRep Freestyle

Where2Start

Three the Hard Way — a mental deep dive crafted with precision, honesty, and emotional weight. Across five tracks, TEN navigates the ideas, memories, and pressures that are shaping his inner world, blending sharp lyricism with atmospheric production.



The opener, “Think About It,” starts the journey with reflection and self-questioning, setting the tone for an EP built on internal dialogue. “Afterthoughts” pushes deeper, exploring through those late-night realizations that never quite fade. On “My Mind,” TEN delivers one of his most personal performances yet, unpacking the mental clutter, and conflict that fuel his creativity.



“Inflated Numbers” widens the lens, addressing the smoke and mirrors of the music landscape — from false metrics to the pressure of comparison — all delivered with TEN precision.



The bonus track, “inTENt,” closes the EP with a burst of forward momentum. It’s a reminder that despite the struggle, TEN’s path is deliberate — and he’s only getting sharper.

If Return2Form was a return.

Three the Hard Way is a recalibration.

A statement of focus.

A look inside the mind of TEN at the moment he decided to level up.