Benny is the best of the bunch in terms of Griselda. Speaking of Griselda/El Camino etc., Lanez off of the aforementioned Rick Hyde mixtape goes hard as fuck. If you like this lane, you were eating really good this month or so with new albums like Eto’s Hell’s Roof, El Camino, Flee Lord’s Gets Greater Later, Rick Hyde’s Plates, and Knowledge the Pirate’s Black Caesar all coming out seemingly one after another. El Camino is really coming into his own and going from Griselda sidekick to featured artist. It was a little more on the ‘artistic’ vibe than what I usually like but he had a couple of good joints on there I surprised myself again and really liked ‘ I Heard You Got Too Lit Last Night‘ as well.ĭope intro off of El Camino’s new ‘Don’t Eat the Fruit’.

I don’t know much else about him yet but after this I decided I needed to be a little more open-minded and get out of my usual lane a little and decided to check out his debut album from last year, Collection One. It sounds like some unearthly message being beamed down to us from the heavens. but I can’t front, his hook on ‘Trap’ is just too fire to hate on. I’m not gonna lie, I wasn’t expecting to like this guy because he seems like a plant because he’s been getting pushed by Roc a Fella and been appearing on a lot of radio shows/interviews etc.

I bet y’all weren’t expecting to see me post this. Let’s hope that there’s a part 3 to this series. Last time around, Birdman was showing off his art collection of questionable quality to some sort of female curator/critic, this time he’s showing off his taste in animal-themed topiary on the grounds of his sprawling estate to a group of lovely ladies, because he’s Birdman. I wish Juvenile did a verse here instead of just the hook but the hook is good enough that I can’t get greedy. Birdman’s verse was predictably mediocre but he’s the money man putting these all together so I can’t complain. Choppa does a decent job of holding his own here and proving he’s worthy of standing alongside a legend in the game like Juve. While JAG was just Birdman and Juvenile, here, they link up with Birdman’s latest protege NLE Choppa, he of ‘Shotta Flow’ and it’s 2 billion views fame, giving this a circle of life effect as one generation of Birdman cronies passes the torch to the next. I’m not too familiar with him but maybe he’s Birdman/Cash Money’s new in-house producer which based on his showing thus far I would certainly welcome.) (Great beat by D-Rock here yet again, after a nice beatjack/update of Too $hort’s Dope Fiend Beat on JAG as I learned from Martorialist. It was only a matter of time before Birdman and his cohorts got in on this rapping over acoustic-sounding beat that guys like Lil Baby and Gunna have been making hits with. He’s turning into 2019’s unexpected hook god. Juve comes through and delivers again with another fire hook. I would have been a happy camper after just JAG but this new ‘Dreams’ joint is a nice unexpected surprise.

Let’s all hope that Peezy doesn’t have to sit down for any length of time for the charges he’s fighting while he’s in the prime of his career like this. “Ain’t no heat inside the crib but it slap though, Ghetto Boys baby we the new Death Row,” a bold claim but I’m feeling it and hey someone has to go for that mantle it might as well be Peezy. “Bossed up on these niggas like I’m Darnell, niggas selling couches rapping like the cartel.” Such a great diss line since we all know someone who’s working at like Bob’s Furniture or Aaron’s and living at their mom’s house but acting like they’re some big plug to anyone who will listen. Peezy is just so accustomed to fancy restaurants and lobster that he said that’s enough at the restaurant and will just finish it whenever he feels like it at the crib next time he doesn’t feel like leaving the house to eat, no big deal. “Leftover lobster, champagne in the fridge” is such an ultimate humble brag. Crime Stoppers (another great name), the title track, No Limit, etc. New Car Smell is also a great name for a song. After a couple of listens to ‘No Hooks 2’ this is my favorite song off it or at least the one that jumped out at me the most, but honestly the whole album is fire. this or this but it’s also nice to hear him kicking it over a little more of a laid-back, soulful beat like this that you can picture cruising around to or chilling with in the spring/summer. Obviously we’re used to hearing Peezy over more intense Detroit-type beats and he excels on that type of production, i.e. As my fellow Peezy evangelists like Nyquil510 and Raygarraty have recently been pointing out, Peezy is on top of the game right now.

Memo the mafioso