Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "LIL TJAY - 222"

Episode Date: July 14, 2023

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AnalyticWelcome to "Notorious Mass Effect," hosted by Analytic Dreamz, where we explore the captivating world of music. In this segment, we delve into the highly anticipated album, '222,' by the sensational artist Lil Tjay. Released on July 14, 2023, this melodic masterpiece has taken the music industry by storm, leaving listeners mesmerized by its heartfelt lyrics and captivating beats.Join us as we embark on an organic journey through the tracks that make up '222,' unraveling the artistic brilliance and emotional depth that define Lil Tjay's unique style. This album showcases Lil Tjay's evolution as an artist, solidifying his position as one of the industry's brightest stars.Analytic Dreamz, dives deep into the intricacies of '222,' analyzing its impact on the music landscape and its resonance with fans worldwide. Through thought-provoking commentary and meticulous analysis, Dreamz uncovers the layers of Lil Tjay's musical genius, offering a fresh perspective that will leave you captivated.Tune in to "Notorious Mass Effect" and immerse yourself in the enchanting soundscape of '222.' Whether you're a dedicated fan or new to Lil Tjay's music, this segment promises an enlightening experience. Prepare to discover the melodic magic, explore the artistic journey of Lil Tjay, and uncover the true essence of '222' in a way you've never experienced before.Don't forget to subscribe, leave a review, and join the conversation on social media using the hashtag #NotoriousMassEffect. Let's dive into the world of '222' together. Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Let me tell you something, man. If I got shot and I survived, best believe in the next 30 days, I will become the most popular rapper to ever live. Because I will be rapping about that incident until it goes out of style. Because little TJ is better to me, man. When he put out that track, let me see if I can find it.

When he put out that track called June 22nd, I would have put out, first off, I would have not put out whatever he thought he was doing on that 50 cent beat. That was trash. I would actually put out a solid track using that 50 cent mini men beat, right? Then I would have got a remix from like the most gangster artist alive, maybe like a little dark or something. Then I would have got another remix from 50 Cent himself.

Yes, I would have called 50 Cent. I was like, hey, you just like me. You need to be on my track. And after that, I would have been the most fan. famous artists to ever live. Because I ain't going to lie. I feel like when you go through that type of experience being shot seven times, still walking, talking normal like you used to before you got shot, I feel like the rapping content needs

to be strictly on that and focusing on that for the next two to three projects. I'm not going to lie to you because that is literally life-altering type of event. like it is a miracle that he's even here like that's it like he's just a miracle that he's even here because if you don't remember I want to you know depresses out but uh the nipsy hustle situation they said even if he was to survive he was going to be in a wheelchair so he was like shot in the way to where he was paralyzed so even if he did survive which he didn't um he would have been in a wheelchair so like those like one bullet did that to nipsey and seven bullets could like you know it's just a miracle

that's why I say it's a miracle so anyways getting on a more positive note little t.J has reflected has grieved and now he is back to share his story with this new album titled two two

two two now you may be wondering why this why the album was called that but just like I was saying how I would completely just have the subject matter

focusing on that shooting. That's exactly what Lil T.J. is doing as he's titled the album 2-2-2, which alludes to the day of the shooting. With the track list, there's 15 tracks, a lot of notable singles along with the album because he had the single with NBA Young Boy Never Broke Again. I don't even know why I said the full thing. I know who I'm talking about, Young Boy. I don't know to say his full name. Project Walls, which was completely firing. A lot of people said that even Young Boy carried the track, which I think they both did their thing, but I don't know what it is about

Little T.J. But every time he gets carried on his single, you already know it's a classic. It happened with a calling my phone. I think that was a Little T.J. track, right? But anyways, he got carried by Black, and now he's back again, getting carried by a young boy, which is nothing wrong with it.

If you get the sales for your album, A, it did the trick. Then, I look at the album, and I see Summer Walker. I see The Killer Roy. I'm like, this man, it's not playing around. He's really, going for that title of the best hip hop album of 2023 obviously i ain't listened to it so i can't give no type of review i'm just covering the factual what i'm seeing so summer walkers on it the killer

rory uh jada kisses on it polo g fabio foreign um a lot of other artists on it and then what else so june 22nd along with the track with a young boy was the only singles he put out before this album I mean, obviously he put out that 50 cent reference beat type track, but that was beyond atrocious. I don't know what he was doing. I think he literally put that out way too soon. Like, I think he just recorded the first thing that came to his mind and he just put it out. Like he should have remaster, remixed it. Like, something should have happened.

Like, that whole process was atrocious. They really dropped the ball in that opportunity. That could have had the same effect. I'm not, I'm being so serious. That could have had the same effect that Pop Smoke had when he referenced the mini man and literally re-did the track and called it Minnie Man. And everybody was like, hey, that's like a pop, that's the Pop Smoke

song, right? So people hear Minnie Man, they're like, hey, that's the Pop Smoke song. Like, that's how good Pop Smoke did the remix. Now, obviously, 50th version was better. Like, come on now, let's not get too crazy. But let's just say, Pop Smoke did it justice as far as a rendition of the track. And Lil'

T.J. showed you that no matter how classic the beat is, you can still mess it up. But anyways, Let's in on a positive note. Lil T.J is back again with a new album, titled 222, which of course alludes to the day of the shooting. And he is back and ready to tell his story. So click my link tree in my bio.

Let me know in one of my social media is. What do you think about Lil T.J. And his new album, 222, 2. Will you be giving it a listen? And do you like that he's focusing on the event of him being shot seven times last year? Thank you.