Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "ROD WAVE & NBA YOUNGBOY - RAP BEEF"

Episode Date: September 15, 2023

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AnalyticIn this segment of Notorious Mass Effect, Analytic Dreamz dissects the latest single from Rod Wave, "Rap Beef." The song is the 16th track on his latest album, Nostalgia, and it is produced by BSQUARED and Will-A-Fool.Dreamz examines the song's lyrics, production, and overall message, and he provides his own unique analysis. He also discusses the song's potential impact on the rap industry and its fans.Whether you're a fan of Rod Wave or simply interested in learning more about the latest trends in hip-hop, this segment is for you.Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Track 16. Rat Beef by Rod Wave. If you would please turn with me to Genius. Verse one, I'll let you get there. Give you some time. And it reads, Had a dream about my brother. We was courtside again.

You coming home this year? No matter what I got to spend. Gave his lawyer 350. His co-defendant 10. They want expeditives in the cell. They don't want you to win. They post when I go to jail. Not when I give back to the kids.

So much came with this life, but it is what it is. Now, ladies and gentlemen, that is what you call poetry at his finest. There's a reason why Rob Wave is one of the few musicians that's able to go on an arena tour and not get any dates canceled. Shout out to Little Baby. But Rive in his music, the messages he puts them to his lyrics, it's so personal and personal bull

that his fans gravitate towards it because of the genuine perception he gives about his life. I always say the best musicians in the music industry are the ones that's able to put their personal experiences into music. So when you're looking at Ride Wave and the way that he's literally telling you about how he's defending his brother in court

via monetary efforts to his co-defendant and his lawyers, right? or as co-defendant teams and his lawyer it makes you understand why a lot of people gravitate towards Rod Wave obviously a lot of people says his music is formulae which as a Rodway fan

I could probably say is a fair critique usually he lets the beat build comes on with the chorus follows that up with a verse followed by chorus followed by bridge and then

the chorus maybe one more time and then that's it. And then to spice it up, sometimes he throws a little phone call in there or he throws a phone call at the beginning or he just starts talking at the end, right? But nobody can deny the messaging that he's giving and his music is a perspective into his life

that we otherwise would not get if it wasn't for his openness and his willingness to open up to his audience. so for that poetry at his finest so anyways after that glazing pause click my link to my bio let me know one of my social medias what do you think about rodwaves track titled rat beef and this is a big and do you think in the future we could see because he he kind of not name checks but he kind of refers to and be a young boy in a positive manner for as far as like understanding what he's going through.

Do you think we'll ever get a rap beef remix featuring NBA Young Boy?