Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "LIL DURK & JUICE WRLD - CROSS THE GLOBE"

Episode Date: May 26, 2023

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AnalyticOn, “Cross The Globe”, the seventeenth track on Lil Durk’s eighth full-length studio album Almost Healed, Durk recruits fellow Chicago native Juice WRLD to rap about guns, drugs, and sexual relations, over a Wheezy and Charlie Handsome produced track.source: Lil Durk – Cross The Globe Lyrics | Genius LyricsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

now before y'all kill me just know that i have not heard this song yet and i'm basically just going off of the lyrics i like to have a little read along whatever albums drop because i'm definitely not giving the album review as soon as it drop as i feel like that's a little disrespectful just a little bit especially for this for this to be a 21 track album and this being track 17 and i haven't even got through the first three tracks and simply not because i don't like it simply because i cover music as soon as it drops so i haven't given a full listen just yet but i definitely will be as juice swirl in the past five to six years has been the only artist i've ever listened to more than drake and i'm not playing the applause button but i feel

like it needs the applause as i play drake 24-7 eight days a week hopefully you understand the way i messed up that math so anyways um little dirk and juice world back again uh last time i think they had a track together i'm not too sure about little dirk and juice world i feel like the style will easily mash up i mean they both from chicago i mean obviously juice world is um passed away but i feel like in general um the chicago connection with the post hummus bars little dirk will easily be able to accompany little uh juice world by having some up-to-date bars maybe a rest-and-piece juice something like that but i feel like in general they're just gonna talk about lifestyle they're gonna talk about um love they have to talk about that because i don't think juice world's really been on that

gangster type wave he's always been a person who will say a gangster line but it's always for the sake of it's sounding well like i don't think he ever tries to portray or convince you that he's just the biggest gangster in the world now little dirk on other hand y'all already know where i'm going with that and that's the problem in itself so yeah i'm just going to leave that alone little dirk on the other hand definitely is about that life allegedly and uh yeah we're gonna leave it at that so anyways for the most part uh when it comes to little dirk and juice world i really just wanted to touch on the fact how there are ideologies and the way they they approach subject matters is very very different i feel like juice world's range is immensely more capable of being a lyricist than um little

dirk by the end of the globe by little dirk and juice world i can't wait to hear it and i already know that this man if this man juice world drops another er i swear i swear i swear i swear i'm a lose it after this man dropped the track with young boy called bandit and everybody act like he didn't drop that hard er for no reason i just lost faith i just i just i just lost faith in hip-hop because it was just like why are you at the point where every single time you're talking about black people in a double triple entendre. You got used the hard ER. Like, I thought the A was like endearing to some who used the word.

Of course, using the word in itself is a huge conversation to have. But if you're going to use the word, usually they say use the A. But, you know, the ER is kind of in the 80s, 70s territory. You know what I mean? Like, what are we really doing here using the ER? You know what I mean? And Drewsboro has used it a number of times to where I'm thinking, that this man just feels like he's going back in time and not in a good way.

One of those type of tastes that I've kept tuck for a while, but somebody just has to point out the fact that this man Jus is who are saying the ER way too much and way too comfortably in his music, way too comfortable in his music and needs to be called out for that. But I mean, obviously he's passed away. So rest and peace, juice world, but as far as the post hummus music, whoever his estate is, you either edit it out or don't put it out in general because that is atrocious and i just had to

point it out because it's been way too many yet i literally saw a compilation of juice world saying the er and i was like i've had enough so anyways click my link to my bio let me know one of my social media is what do you think about little dirk and juice world in the latest collab and do you think when you listen to it it will be fire or trash