Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "DABABY - NOT LIKE US FREESTYLE"

Episode Date: May 24, 2024

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AnalyticStep into the realm of Notorious Mass Effect, where the beats of the street meet the narratives of the galaxy. This segment features the indomitable DaBaby, dropping bars with his “Not Like Us Freestyle” in an official music video that’s as raw as it is real.Join Analytic Dreamz as they dissect the layers of DaBaby’s freestyle, exploring the themes and the sheer energy that he brings to the mic. This segment is a deep dive into the craft of one of hip-hop’s most dynamic figures, set against the backdrop of the iconic Mass Effect universe. Subscribe to Notorious Mass Effect and stay tuned for weekly segments that offer a fresh perspective on the intersection of hip-hop culture and gaming narratives.Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Now I'm confused. Isn't the baby from Carolina? Why is he rapping over a LA beat before Premier LAX wrap over the beat? Because if you don't know, it's been rumored that certain remixes will feature prominent LA rappers. Now who that may be, the world may just have to find out. I may or may not be making that up. But for the baby to jump out first and rapping over this beat, I'm impressed with the speed in which he put out this music video

accompanied with this like that freestyle. Or no, not like us freestyle. I would say the baby is putting forth the effort that needs to be shown when certain public perception is debating whether you fell off. or not. Me personally, I like the baby. I like his charisma, his music, the way he talks about his music, the way he talks to interviews as far as his business mind. So for this to come out,

I think that this is a phenomenal way to market yourself as far as you're showing that you can rap because people are debating whether he did or whether he outdid Kendrick Lamar or not, which of course that should blasphemy. Like Kendrick Lamar did the best that in the same. anybody could ever do over that beat, which is why it's still number two when the likes of Billy Elish and Taylor Swift have dropped full body of works. But this freestyle is interesting because does that mean that the baby has beef with Drake? That's another thing. If you're going to freestyle over a beat that's dissing a premier act, you have to make sure

that your fans don't think you also have beef with that individual. Because that's just going to be the plot points that's going to be connected. Conspiracy theories are going to start being made about whether the baby has beef with Drake or whether Drake has beef with the baby simply over you rapping over a pedophile anthem beat, right? So the biggest thing I want to talk about is that the baby, you know, is currently going through reconstruction as far as public image. because if you don't know, the whole cancellation of the baby was happening because of what he said on stage a while ago. I forget the exact date.

But basically, you were talking about STDs or something like that. Like throw your hands up if, I don't know, it was something crazy. And basically the whole world turned on him just like that. And he started to go downhill. Public perception was in the drain. Personally, I think he did what he could do as far as combating the public image coming out. you know, basically not condoning

the sentiments he made on stage, apologizing. At first, I don't think he apologized, which, you know, made people even more upset. He eventually ended up apologizing going on a whole tour, not tour, like actual tour,

like music tour, but going on a whole PR tour, basically letting people know he's a changed man. And so now that he's been putting out certain, you know, tracks, freestyles, he's been trying to get back in the good graces of the hip hop community.

Personally, I feel like he's such a consistent player in his hip hop field and his quality level is so, I'm not going to say it's up and down, but I think the flow is the one thing that a lot of people suggest that the baby changes. And for this specific beat, I think he does change it enough. for it to be a unique take over the like that or not like us beat. So it's not really too much for me to say. I mean, the baby has to take that over public perception.

Because as far as for me, I think that he should be accepted back in the hip-hop industry. I mean, the man apologized. I think there's more crazy things that we've seen from these musicians to see that obviously people don't care like that. So the biggest thing the baby can do is just try to attach themselves to an, attach himself to another premier act and maybe try to do a mixtape with him like no more

stunter for Vegas like it with like a little dirt try to convince him to make a collaborative project with you or collaborate with a pop artist like a um i would say do a leap about i think she like disowned him as well like that that's how bad it got a lot of people who had successful tracks with the baby started to say that oh i'm taking that off the playlisting of things of that nature so i don't know spin back to the pop artists who do still message you and try to you know have a feature on their album or something like that but as far as the public perception man hey it's going to take more than a freestyle over not like us to get them backing your good gracious and as far as the the baby fans out there i don't know if y'all got to start speaking up more or being more vocal

but obviously this man is giving you stuff to talk about as the production the consistency level is at a certain height that i think it should be respected by his core fan base so if y'all just speak up a little bit more maybe his overall perception uh would change for the better so with that being said click my link true in my bio let me know one of my social medias as far as is the baby freestyle over the not like us be do you think he killed it do you think he killed it even more than kendrick and if you did what do you think needs to happen for the public perception well what do you think needs to happen for the baby to get back in the good graces of the masses.