Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "QUEEN NAIJA & NBA YOUNGBOY - NO FAKE LOVE"

Episode Date: September 1, 2023

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AnalyticWelcome to a captivating segment of "Notorious Mass Effect" by Analytic Dreamz! In this episode, we delve into the highly anticipated release from Queen Naija, her new single 'No Fake Love.' Fans were buzzing with excitement a month ago when they got a taste of the song, featuring a captivating Amerie 'Why Don't We Fall In Love' sample and a collaboration with NBA YoungBoy. As summer winds down, the track has finally dropped, paving the way for a potential album release in the near future. Yet, there's a question lingering—could it be a bit too late to claim the title of this year's big summer hit? Don't forget to check out the sultry, VHS-inspired music video accompanying the song. Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Talk about sampling. Only sampling for the track Ameris or Ameri's, however you say it. Why don't we fall in love? But NBA Youngboy is obviously trying to sample something else. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, somebody has to say it. After a track with Mariah, the scientist, after a track with Queen Naja, this man, NBA young boy is not slick. You know how many musicians in the hip hop industry wants to collab with Young Boy to the point where Young Boy is just literally going off the grid where I love McCona doing who knows what when all these other prominent artists and musicians are trying to get a track of feature at a young boy. Now it's very interesting, but that's what we're going to leave it at because, you know, we want to talk about Strickland Music.

And speaking of Strickland Music, make sure to follow my analytics. Athletic Dreams Spotify channel to get the video elements along with the audio because let me tell you something Queen Naja is back again right but not only if she's back again she's back again with a new track titled no fake love that samples a Mary's why don't we fall in love now probably most likely butchering the sample artist names because uh because it's a Mery's I don't know I don't know to pronounce that but anyways Queen Naja there's no slouch yourself as she's been on a lot of big, I'm not going to say like hits,

but she's been on a plethora of tracks that's been making its waves as the track medicine, of course, what's my name with Fabio Forin, I hate our love with Big Sean, and now she's here with no fake love with NBA young boy. Now, I don't know how particularly well the track would do on the charts, but what I do know is after listening to it It's a very quality heavy track.

Like, as far as her vocals and the way she goes about rapping after her chorus, like I was like, okay, Queen Naja going first with the verse. I was like, hey, she's going crazy. Young boy, of course, comes after. This track is pretty solid. And it came with a music video. I know for all y'all that's been wondering, it does come with a music video. And no, you should not play it on mute.

You know what I mean? Stop being inspired and brainwashed by Drake. you can listen to women artists music videos and not put it on mute so anyways um the v a is a vhs inspired music video and what else the biggest things with this is that queen naja of of course had a lot of plethora well had a plethora of collabs in the past right from big shine um little dirk r a linux nix NBA young boy recently remade some track from this i can't even say the artist's name bk the ruler i don't even know who that is the crazy girl track um and then young boy also dropped two albums in the past with uh don't try this at home

of course and rich's op um which is just firing names but as far as uh the the quantity it could be overwhelming for the average fan but that's just NBA young boy in general i feel like NBA young boy is a solid musician but the amount of tracks he puts out out at rapid fire pace, a lot of the average consumer cannot like keep up with that, like let alone keep over the whole field. One artist putting out that much music to be consumed. It's not really possible. Also, Berman and other news encouraged NBA Young Boy to come save the hip-hop genre. Like, that man was Batman himself. And Young Boy basically was like, yeah, you know, I got to come back. I got to save, I got to save hip-hop. You know how he gets in his

whisper voice. If you don't, make sure to check out his interview with Elliot Wilson. But anyways, yeah, I don't really have too much to say about this. Queen Niger, young boy, pretty solid track titled No Fake Love, Samples and Mirries, Why Don't We Fall in Love? You'll probably hear the sample as soon as you click play on the track. Definitely watch the music video, of course, for research purposes. And then at the end of the day, you know, Queen Niger has had a consistent run of just straight,

solid tracks. So at the end of the day, click my link tree in my bio. Let me know one of my social medias. What do you think about Queen Niger's and NBA young boys collab titled No Fake Love? And will you be giving it? Alyssa.