Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "NBA YOUNGBOY - B*TCH LET'S DO IT"

Episode Date: May 12, 2023

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/Analytic introduction and the only single on Richest Opp — solely released on YouTube prior to its official release — sees YoungBoy rap on an aggressive beat as he sends several subliminal shots at Lil Durk, DJ Akademiks, and the late Da Real Gee Money. source: (36) YoungBoy Never Broke Again - B*tch Let's Do It [Official Music Video] - YouTubePrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Now just a few weeks after dropping, don't try this at home. Young boy is back after protesting about stopping the violence. He has, in fact, went back on his original campaign to tell everybody who his richest op is. Now, I feel like during the album, it's going to be interesting. It's going to be an interesting listen because obviously Young Boy has a lot of ops that are financially wealthy. and which one is he talking about? I guess the world may never know because he never says them by name

but apparently everybody in the YB's Better Camp knows who he's talking about and of course we have the most prominent op who is also rich for a young boy called Little Dirk. Now a lot of people should know who Little Dirk is as he's put out a lot

of music in the past. I mean he's been rapping for what 13 years? People really don't realize how old Little Dirk is in the hip-hop game and how young and be a young boy is. So, I mean, you know, no pun intended. But I think it's interesting because this whole beef has not been acknowledged once by Little Dirk, but the subliminals have obviously been poking fun at the supposed beef between young

boy and Little Dirk. Because it got to the point where DJ academics reported on the situation, basically saying that the beef was over, no more beef. I mean, hey, next time you see them together, next time you see. them in the same place they may dab each other up and boy young boy did not like that so young boy of course in all his ignorant fashion went on the internet to completely cuss academics out calling him obese and all type of forms and fashion and um yeah and he used that type of backlash and and controversy to announce his track list for riches op and if you look at the track list there's 17 tracks

coming off the heels of Don't Try This at Home, which had like 20 plus tracks, I believe. I don't know specifically how many tracks it had, but it had a lot. And I'm flat looking it up because at this point, everybody should know that young boy puts out a lot of music, so it shouldn't be surprised when you see an album with 17 tracks. So I think with Young Boy being on Universal Music Group is basically his label telling him to do all these marketing tactics because I'm not going to say Young Boy doesn't think for himself. and he's the one that doesn't make the rules. But UMG is another type of major label when compared to all the other hip-hop labels.

So they could probably have some type of influence when they maybe talk about bonus and incentives for doing certain actions. Let's just say that. So for a young boy to go out on a limb to dis academics and to also do that, Dirk, and for some reason, for some reason, young boy fired at Soldier Boy while sharing his richest obtrak list. I don't understand all of these controversies when just the album before, I mean, just a few weeks ago. What did Bobby Smurter say about a week ago?

This man was preaching to stop the violence. Maybe he had to change in profession. But anyways, click my link to you in my bio. Let me know in one of my social medias. What do you think about NBA young boy dropping an album titled Riches Up? Coming off the heels of Don't Try This at Home? And will you be giving this album? Listen.