Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "NBA YOUNGBOY - NEXT"

Episode Date: March 3, 2023

Analytic | Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Twitch | LinktreeAs with previous years, NBA YoungBoy is not wasting any time in 2023. Today (Feb. 27), the Baton Rouge star drops off a new single titled “Next,” which sees him delivering high-pitched harmonies about street life, his wild lifestyle, and more.source: NBA YoungBoy drops off new visual for "Next" (revolt.tv)Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

NBA young boy and building anticipation should never be used in the same sentence. Because this man puts out tracks every single day. Like, obviously I'm exaggerating, but at this point, I might as well not be. Because the amount of tracks the NBA young boy puts out on a consistent basis, for one, it's appreciated by his fans, but as far as regular fans, it's hard to keep up with the amount of production. Is production the right word? I think so.

The amount of production that young boy gives out, it's hard to follow if you are a normal, everyday consumer of music, because you will not be able to, one, you won't be able to, even remember some of the tracks because every time an album drops like a month or two later he's dropping another album so forget remembering tracks at this point we may start forgetting albums like whole entire projects with music throughout like we may forget the whole entire project

and the name entirely the amount of music that young boy puts out but for those who want to know what he put out currently is called next and of course it's produced by ID rock as you can probably tell throughout the little I mean producer tag I don't know how to call what to call it but um let me look at one label he's under because last I heard this whole label thing is so hard to figure out because people be like oh he's on one label but he's under this so I always like to go to Spotify because that's usually like they have to put it under there or else they won't get paid so um he's under universal music group now that's interesting because if you go to his last single

if you go to young boys last single I don't think it was universal music group I think it was I don't want to say Atlantic oh my goodness this man has so many albums I thought I was going through the singles this is wild I guess his fan base loves it though

so let me see yeah Atlantic Records make sure this is right okay so in 2022 his latest office in 2022 was from Atlantic Records and this year this track next is under UMG recordings which is Universal Music Group and let me tell you they do not play when it comes to the artists

I mean Drake's under Universal uh Kanye's under Universal Taylor Swift basically Universal is the biggest label as far as money wise in the music industry so young boy being under Universal Music Group is why you're seeing interviews with young boy coming out being soft-spoken, talking about, oh, I got beat up. Like, literally looked this up. NBA young boy, BDOT and Elliot Wilson interview. It's like on RADAR, I believe. But anyways, young boy was on that interview giving his best civilian impression.

Like he was on that interview like, oh, you know, when I was a little. kid. I was getting beat up and I really didn't like getting beat up. So I was just really angry, but I kept it in. But when I got older, you know, I just built up aggression. Obviously, he didn't use aggression, you know what I mean? But anyways, you know, it was just so hard. Life is so rough. That's why I rap like this, because I'm just a peaceful person in general. I really don't want violence to happen. Like, if you was a real young boy, boy fan like this man should have got an Oscar for that like for the for the award I don't know when the Oscars are but if young boy doesn't get nominated for

best music interview because of his acting ability then I don't know who should win it because like as far as Leonardo DiCaprio and Denzel Washington even those two gentlemen should be watching this interview being like man what an acting job like that man can act because in every other universe in every other interview this man young boy is talking like he usually does threatening people with non-law law abiding activities and always speaking on certain things that will lead to more violence let's just leave it at that because all i got to say there was the prominent rapper that he was going up against last year and that was the talk of the town and guess who was the main, let's just say microphone for that.

Well, not even microphone. What's the word for it? What's a little thing that makes your voice louder? I totally drew a blank on that. I figure out of what it's called. Anyways, this man was the figurehead, let's say that, of the movement of a certain gang versus another gang. And let's just say that other gang had a notable rapper,

a prominent rapper also attached to it. So those two artists who are still beefing to this day. And this man comes on this interview whispering like he's trying to do an ASMR challenge. So I ain't trying to hear it, man. That whole stop the violence movement, it sound good. And obviously his followers are little kids. So, I mean, it's good that he's even saying it. But his next album is called, don't try this at home.

Like, what do you think he's going to be talking about? Like, come on that. At some point, we just got to, like, if you're going to, promote that lifestyle, which you did to get to where you're at, to get under Universal Music Group, and to start whispering in interviews and acting like you're just a peaceful civilian that doesn't want any violence to happen to nobody, it's very hypocritical. But, you know, Young Boy fans probably don't want to hear that. So at the end of the day, what you do want to hear is that this track from Young Boy is called

Next. and it's the lead single for a young boy's next full length studio album don't try this at home so do of that information which you will but anyways click my link to share my bio let me know one of my social medias

what do you think about a young boy is just the whole stop-to-violence movement and you think he's being sincere or not