See More Your browser does not support the audio element. For most of the album's duration, Gotti switches between candid depictions regarding drug trafficking and flaunting his assets, peaking toward the end of the first half with consecutive street-prowling anthems "Rake It Up" (which incorporates the classic bassline of Too $hort's "Freaky Tales" and features Nicki Minaj) and "Juice." Given Gotti's delivery - understated, plainspoken arrogance with a touch of remorse - it's not easy to catch clever proclamations like "Red or blue, it don't make a difference/I flip that white to get that green." Smartly sequenced, I Still Am concludes with the drug trade in Gotti's rearview mirror ("Don't Wanna Go Back"), and then the whole planet becomes his playground ("Around the World").
Yo Gotti effectively sets the tone for his ninth proper album with "Betrayal." The opening track covers not only disloyalty but ruthless revenge ("Off with her head, I really mean take it off - literally") while reminding listeners why his environment is called the trap ("Can't leave these streets because they paid me"). He hails from the northern side of Memphis, Tennessee. Born Mario Mims in 1981, Gotti witnessed his hometown’s rap coming-of-age, and arrived. Mario Mims (born May 19, 1981), better known by his stage name Yo Gotti, is an American rapper. Moneybagg Yo is a signed artist, which means that he has the rights to release music on iTunes and Spotify. His debut album, The Life of Pimp was released on April 22, 2017. He is the founder of the independent record label The Life of Pimp Records. Yo Gotti on the Breakfast Club on Power 105.1 FM. Moneybagg Yo is an American rapper, singer-songwriter, and songwriter. He puts in the work through rich storytelling, guttural beats, and deft lyricism whether he’s recalling his rough childhood or his latest online fling. Yo Gotti stops by The Breakfast Club to discuss his latest hit 'Rake It Up' and his feud with Young Dolph.
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Purchase and download this album in a wide variety of formats depending on your needs. Yo Gotti effectively sets the tone for his ninth proper album with 'Betrayal.' The opening track covers not only disloyalty but ruthless revenge ('Off with her head, I really mean take it off - literally') while reminding listeners why his environment is called the trap ('Cant leave these streets because they paid me'). Yo Gotti is shaping the sound of Memphis in his own image, one track at a time.
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