Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "NLE CHOPPA - MO UP FRONT"

Episode Date: March 10, 2023

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AnalyticNLE Choppa‘s much-anticipated album, Cottonwood 2 is on the way. Ahead of the album, which is set to arrive this spring, Choppa has dropped a braggadocious new single, “Mo Up Front.”In addition to spending money, Choppa has also spent a lot of time giving back to his community. Last month, he organized a fundraiser for the family of Tyre Nichols, who died at the hands of police officers in his hometown of Memphis. He has also been seen visiting schools across the country, encouraging students to stay in school.source: NLE Choppa Is Gonna Need Some 'Mo Up Front' On His New Single (uproxx.com)Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

So apparently, NLie Chapa said he needs some Mo. Mo up front is his latest single. And let me tell you, this is more of the same. And I'm not going to say it's the NBA Youngboy effect, because I would never, ever compare Chapa to Young Boy. But let's just say, the NLEC Chapa has definitely a certain flow that you can predict at this point in time in his career. And I'm not saying he should just change it up

because obviously that's what he's thrived off of. That's where he's found his and garnered his success from. But what I'm saying is whenever he drops a new track and a new single, well, same thing. Whenever he drops a new track, let's just say that. It's easy to predict how it's going to sound. It never really surprises me when NLAA chopper drops a new track. And sometimes fans will say, well, we come to this artist for a specific,

we either come to this artist for specific content matter or we come to this artist because we know that we're going to get a certain vibe from this artist and that's kind of what n leachapa provides every single time he drops now does n a leachapa make make the best music of course not but is it bad no i think it's very uh what's the word permissible i think this i say and i think serviceable is really the word I'm trying to find as whenever NLEC chopper drops it's not bad but it's not oh you have to listen to NLECchapa like you can get around

to a win you have time but for the most part NLi Chapa wraps the complete same and I'm not going to say it's the baby aspect of it I'm just going to point out that his flows are very similar to a lot of his own tracks. So it's very predictable. It's not bad.

It's not great. It's just predictable. And I think the way that the baby got around that for so long is because his lifestyle was way more entertaining than the music he put out. But the content of his music that he put out was sometimes a direct reflection of his life, which, in my opinion, was way more exciting

than any music that he ever put out in his career. for Nellie Chapa, I believe it's the same. I mean, talk about BBL pills going back and forth with Vlad. I don't know if y'all know who Vlad is, but probably one of the biggest music, hip-hop just covers or reviewers ever. Like, I feel like even that's a slight. Like, DJ Vlad is like one of the goats when it comes to, like, covering hip-hop. And to go back and forth with him and to get him out of character to the point where he's, like,

putting out specific things that's not, um, right. with your BBL pill. That's like the biggest thing for in L.A. Chopper. He's like selling these BBL pills. He has some other stuff that he's selling. He does his whole Soul Illuminaity, you know, enlightenment type thing where he's like, oh, you know, just touch scratch, be one with nature.

So I will also say that his lifestyle is kind of more interesting than the music he puts out. So that's why I compare him to the baby. Obviously he's not killing people and being people up in broad daylight. But he's selling a dream in a form of a pill that supposedly gives you a BBL. I mean, how outrageous and outlandish can you get with your promises nowadays?

So anyways, and the lead chopper just dropped a new track called Mo Upfront. Click my link to my bio. Let me know in one of my social medias. What do you think of the track? And do you agree that artists with the same flow can have longevity if the lifestyle is more interesting?