Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "ANUEL AA, LIL DURK, & J. COLE - ALL MY LIFE (REMIX)"

Episode Date: August 10, 2023

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AnalyticIn this segment of Notorious Mass Effect, Analytic Dreamz breaks down the ANUEL AA, LIL DURK, & J. COLE remix of "ALL MY LIFE." He discusses the song's lyrical content, production, and features, and how it compares to the original. He also shares his thoughts on the future of Latin trap music.This segment is perfect for fans of ANUEL AA, LIL DURK, J. COLE, Latin trap music, and hip hop in general. It's also a great resource for music industry professionals who want to learn more about the latest trends in Latin trap.Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

For those wondering, the reason why I cover this artist multiple times, a plethora of times, extensively, extensively? Is that actually a word? I think so. I have to look that up in the dictionary. But anyways, the reason why I cover this man is because in general, the Latin community for a notorious mass effect has been beyond supportive. And I honestly like the melodies and the chorus of particular Latin musician. such as, well, I would probably say Annuel, but number one would probably be Bad Bunny, number two would probably be Peso Pluma, and number three would probably be Anuel.

And listing off those names just off freestyle off the top of the dome, like, that's not something I feel like needs to be explained. With Anuel, of course, he's a pioneer of the Latin trap movement. But the reason that we're speaking about this band today is because he took this course right here. This is all my life, in parentheses, all my life.

They've been trying to keep me down. In parentheses, they've been trying to keep me down. All this time, parentheses, all this time, never thought I will make it out. In parentheses, never thought I would make it out. And of course they have the kids singing in the background, you know, trying to keep this a happy, go lucky type of vibe. And so you know what happens? A song by Little Dirk, which Focus more on that in a second.

And Jermaine Cole, a new person, aka Anuel, is trying to add himself to the remix. Now, do I think this remix is actually happening? I actually have no idea, because on one hand, I believe the subject matter would be completely opposite to what the song is supposed to stand for.

Why do I say that? Knowing that it's a happy-go-lucky type track, PG-type vibes, the radio loves this track. If you look at the billboard, it's in the top ten, mainly because radio finally has a hit and hip-hop that's positive and they love playing it on the radio. So why do I feel like Annuel being on this track may not be the best of idea if its subject matters

what I think is going to be is because of this. annual and six nine have been beefing since 2018 of course annual six nine collaborated on song baby 2019 annual released well no uh six nine had a disc track which he called anewa had a disc track released in 2019 where he called six nine a rat and a coward 2020 six nine responds to an uo well's distract by calling him a clown and a poser. 2021 annual 69 continue to trade social blows in the media. 2022 annual six nine's beef escalates to the point where annual's girlfriend accuses six nine of hitting her and then six nine denies allegations of course and then

in july twenty twenty three annual post a photo of his daughter on social media and 6-9 comments on the photo calling Annuel a rat in a deadbeat dad and Anuel responded by calling 6-9 a pedophile. Let me say this, ladies and gentlemen. 2022 was one I have to change a little bit. Anuel's girlfriend was accusing Anuel of hitting her, not the other way around, not 6-9. 6-9 was the one that was paying her and having her say those things about Anuel. So why do I bring all this up, all this messy drama beef that nobody wants to hear about when we're talking about a happy-go-lucky song like all of my life?

Because look who the track belongs to. Little Dirk who notoriously despises 6'9. Now, Anuel wants to do a remix for the All My Life track. I don't know if this is actually going to happen. I could see maybe the subject matter for Anuel. being passable or serviceable as a diss toward six nine simply because of the language that he raps in would not be understood by the American audience. So it would sound like a happy go lucky song and melodic vibes because we don't understand. Like for people who don't speak Spanish, we don't know.

We can't tell or hear or make out a lick of what this man's saying. So once we get to the actual melody of it, which is going to vibe with it, which is kind of say, oh, great addition to the track. Wish I knew what he was saying. But for those who go to the English translation of Anuel's verse, it may be a very vitriar

type of attack towards 6-9. So yeah, that's my theory. Anuel doing a remix with Little Dirk after the, which was really the apex of the beef with 6'9 paying millions of dollars,

just to have Anuel's girlfriend saying and accusing Anuel of a lot of stuff, which even had the Latin community in the uproar because I don't know how in the world. Six-Nod does it, but this man is one of the most, he's one of the best marketers. He's a marketing genius, is what I'm trying to say. Six-Nine is a marketing genius, and they go to the Latin community, pull this stunt with Anuel, and for all the fans of the Latin community, well, not all. I'm not going to say all. But for some to most of the fans to bite the bait,

saying that Anuel is abusive to his girlfriend, this very messy territory and one that 69 wanted to pull Anuel in. So there's rebuttal from Anuel to hop on this remix by Little Dirk. I think it's beyond justified. So anyways, click my link to your in my bio. Let me know one of my social media is. What do you think about Anuel and him hopping on the All My Life remix by Little Dirk and Jay Cole? and do you think is related to 6-9 or not?