What's one of your favorite songs that was originally a throwaway track? For example, this could be a song that was randomly freestyled one day in the studio and was just them fucking around and didn't see anything special about it only for that to become one of their most well-known hits or a song that was crafted at the last minute for label obligations until it got hot in the streets and their friends/managers pushed for it to be the forefront.

After learning that Lil Uzi Vert's biggest song XO Tour Llif3 was just going to stay as a throwaway track on SoundCloud really made me wonder how different his career would be if that track had never reached streaming services. Fans that are into his unreleased catalog know that his song selection can be iffy at times so the idea of him becoming a household name really was just based off of pure chance at that point lol.

TRACKLIST:

1. Wrath of the Math
2. The Frustrated N----
3. Black Cowboys
4. The Bullshit
5. Whatever
6. Physical Stamina (feat. Afu-Ra)
7. One Day
8. Revenge of the Prophet (Part 5)
9. Scientifical Madness
10. Not the Average
11. Me or the Papes
12. How I'm Livin'
13. Too Perverted
14. Ya Playin' Yaself
15. Invasion

Tracklist:

1. Grand Opening (Interlude)
2. At the Speed of Life
3. Just Maintain (feat. Hurricane G)
4. Eyes May Shine
5. Positively Negative (feat. King Tee)
6. Don't Hate Me (Interlude)
7. Paparazzi
8. The Foundation
9. Mrs. Crabtree (Interlude)
10. Bird's Eye View (feat. Catashtraphe & J-Ro)
11. Hit & Run (Part II)
12. Carry the Weight
13. Plastic Surgery (feat. Ras Kass & Saafir)
14. Enemies & Friends
15. Last Words (Interlude)

Favorite track(s)?

Thoughts on the album 30 years later?

Tracklist:

1. Die Slow (feat. Strick)
2. Stressed (feat. J. Cole & T-Shyne)
3. Stupid/Asking
4. Recognize Real (feat. Gunna)
5. Contagious
6. Peepin Out the Window (feat. Future & BSlime)
7. Rich Nigga Shit (feat. Juice WRLD)
8. Livin It Up (feat. Post Malone & A$AP Rocky)
9. Yea Yea Yea
10. Insure My Wrist (feat. Gunna)
11. Scoliosis (feat. Lil Double 0)
12. Bubbly (feat. Drake & Travis Scott)
13. Road Rage
14. Faces
15. Droppin Jewels
16. Fifth Day Dead
17. Icy Hot (feat. Doja Cat)
18. Love You More (feat. Nate Ruess, Gunna & Jeff Bhasker)
19. Hate the Game
20. Day Before (feat. Mac Miller)

Favorite track(s)?

Thoughts on the album 5 years later?

Tracklist:

1. The DFLO Shuttle
2. Heartbeat Props
3. No Nose Job
4. Sons of the P
5. Flowin' on the D-Line
6. Kiss You Back
7. Tales of the Funky
8. The Higher Heights of Spirituality
9. Family of the Underground
10. The D-Flowstrumental
11. Good Thing We're Rappin’

Favorite track(s)?

Thoughts on the album 35 years later?

#LLVon

RIP Von!

https://open.spotify.com/track/4tkaRLzfaYQyaqvIaiyz4h

His collab album w Aes drops 11/13

Gunna's debut mixtape released on October 14, 2016, with features from YSL members and affiliates Young Thug, Nechie, Lil Duke, and Young Trez. The production features ambient, abstract melodies and layered drum patterns that still follow the standard Atlanta trap blueprint. On this mixtape, Gunna refined his signature melodic triplet flow that he had been using since 2013, and rapped in detail about his former lifestyle in addition to his newfound success and "drip". Songs like "Against Me" and "Goin In" go in detail about the life of a drug dealer, with the former containing a brief story at the end of the second verse.

Track listing:

1. Outta Sight Outta Mind [Prod. Butla Beats]
2. Against Me [Prod. Jugg Santana of Creative Risk]
3. Young N***a [Prod. Butla Beats]
4. Rockstar Status [Prod. Wheezy & TM88]
5. Cop Me a Foreign (ft. Young Thug) [Prod. BricksDaMane & Narcos]
6. Can't Relate [Prod. Jugg Santana of Creative Risk]
7. Stay Focused (ft. Nechie) [Prod. Stoopid Beatz]
8. Solid (ft. Lil Duke) [Prod. Dee Money & Supreme Team]
9. How Can I Switch (ft. Young Trez)
10. Goin In [Prod. Billboard Hitmakers]

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It always trips people out when I remind them of the fact that before Future popped off in the 2010s, he originally got his start in HipHop as a member of The Dungeon Family. Yes, THAT Dungeon Family, which consisted of Outkast, Goodie Mob, Organized Noize, Killer Mike, and many others. He specifically performed in a smaller group within the collective called Da Connect where you can actualy see his face in the background of their album cover for "Dungeon Family - 2nd Generation" .

Also as another funfact, the cover for MIXTAPE PLUTO is actually The Dungeon Family house.