Honestly, since the Griselda hype had died down (and I wasnā€™t the biggest fan of Still Prayin), that maybe WSG was washed but itā€™s far from the truth. I personally think the album grabbed be after the third track, but itā€™s actually easy listening and pretty great for the rest of the ride. Iā€™ve heard Stove God collaborate on a lot of WSG songs but his stock completely went up for me. This song is definitely the one thatā€™s getting the most spins but thatā€™s for good reason (great horn-led production and emphatic rapping). Iā€˜d also say check out 055, Bury Me with a Stove, and Gumbo Yaya. Iā€™m going to peep this Larry June and 2Chainz project next.
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