From the same artist that brought you hits like Goats and Hose, Turn It Down, and Hoop Twice Daily, comes a fresh body of work that promises nothing but bangers. Boasting features from YANI, Faniry, Tawta Sauce, REGGIE D, Lil J, B-NASTY, and KAY-O, Gator gaurentees that you won't have to skip a single track. With the ensuing release of Avengers: Endgame, Gator reflects on his favourite heroes and how he relates to their struggles in his own life. He delves deep into his spirituality on, "Live". He also shows his country roots on, "Old Town Road".  And of course, the whole tape is littered with savage lines about basketball, testicles, and pretty girls.

I Can Do This All Day 

Hoop Dreams

Old Town Road

The freshest summer jam in the history of ever.

U So Sunny

It is human nature to be opposed to change. Whether said change is mental, physical , or spiritual, it is always difficult to break out of a rut and create a new habit. Gator shares about his own inability to let go of his ego and give his body the rest that it needs. He also, comments on how girls tend to like his shirtless pictures more than others which is a reflection of his critical mind towards himself. Ultimately the song discusses ones inability to conquer their own short comings that stem from the human condition and their need for God's grace and power to transform them.

Please. Stop Me.

Gator goes hard on a fire track produced by MNTL.

Keep Grindin'

With a fire track produced by Hypxr and the combination of both Gator C's and Jumbo J's vocals, this track transports the listener to the tag team adventure of their life time.

Gator C

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