one way (let me know remix) [reprod. Leo]

BEFORE I WENT CRAZY

I CHANGED

Deep Mode

go lower! (prod. @franxo @eli @luca)

FOR WHAT (demo)

get it like that, i get like that, i get it like that, fasho
she doing me bad, she doing me bad, she doing me bad, i know 
japanese archive all over my body i really been flexed fasho
if i was you i'd put a leash on your bitch 'cause she tryna come back for more
watch how i'm coming right back
they not flowing like that, yea cmon
watch how i'm flexing like that
yall not stepping like that, yea ramones 
watch how i'm speeding right past
3 digits up on that dash yea cmon 
know i got it myself
i did this shit by myself yea alone 
never called back cuz fr never needed but i guess you already knew
went through so much and can’t lie now i’m better but you took a part of me too
splash out designer all over my body like pump i flex like ouu
like love aint bad enough already i fell in too deep and it had to be you

get it like dat ( p. imperial )

AL G, one half of Milwaukee’s visionary rap duo Brew City Twins, delivers a soul-piercing drill anthem with “The Way I Am” — a track that fuses street grit with poetic depth, revealing the duality of survival and self-awareness.
This isn’t just a flex anthem. While AL G exudes confidence — walking with presence, commanding attention — the real power of the track lies in its layered narrative of poverty, pain, and creative transcendence. He doesn’t just talk about struggle; he paints it in abstraction, describing poverty not only as a lack of resources, but as a spiritual and emotional void that permeates communities.
With sharp wordplay, AL G transforms his mic into a wand, casting lyrical spells that bend reality and summon truth. It’s a metaphor for the power of creation — the ability to shape worlds, shift minds, and speak life into silence. His verses move from the streets to the soul, confronting the loss of love, the erosion of unity, and the weight of generational trauma.
“The Way I Am” builds on the Brew City Twins’ legacy of socially conscious storytelling, following tracks like “Unwind” and “Supernatural Neutrality.” It’s a sonic meditation on identity, resilience, and the magic of self-expression — a track that doesn’t just hit hard, it lingers.
With hypnotic production, emotionally charged delivery, and a message that resonates far beyond the beat, AL G proves once again that he’s not just rapping — he’s rewriting the narrative.

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