Young Jeezy – All White Everything

Remember when Young Jeezy tried to change his name to Jeezy but everyone kept calling him Young Jeezy. Ha. Ha. Wassup!

The only reason I am posting this song is because I want to raise awareness of a bill that was passed in congress regarding the disproportions in sentencing between power and liquid cocaine. The ratio 100 to 1 has been reduced to 18 to 1. I still think it should be 1 to 1 but it is a step in the right direction. Read more about the new bill here.

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“Wassup!” No lie, this is not a Jeezy song that is going to make my ipod but I do enjoy the production and flow.

DOWNLOAD: Young Jeezy- All White Everything ft. Yo Gotti (Remix)

Here are the responses to my comment about Jeezy needing some lyrical growth on the original version of All White.

I like that Jeezy raps about the same things. That is what he got in the game to talk about. If he starts to rap about other stuff, then he will be like everyone else. When you go get a Jeezy CD, you expect to hear him rap about what he does best. Consistency is the key.~ Future

If you havent fucked wit jeezy for awhile don’t attempt to bash him what do you expect from somebody who states that theyre going back to the shit everybody loves them for, you want something different? Go back and listen to the recession, dont bitch about a single coming from TM103 which is the 3rd installment of thug motivation which he is famous for.~ Kyle

Thanks for your input and I do follow Jeezy’s music. What do you guys think? I still think every artist should grow. Going back to your roots and a sound is cool, but I just want harder lyrics. Something that makes me go “Ooooo did you hear what he just said? Yo that’s crazy son.”

Dear Jeezy,

Can I see some lyrical growth? ~ Just sayin’

No lie, I am starting to think that Jeezy doesn’t have anything else to rap about. I mean, how many white songs can you do? This song reminds me of a bad version of Gucci Mane Lemonade. As much as people want to separate the two, they really aren’t that far off, especially when Jeezy continues to drop songs like this. I am sure a Jeezy fan is going to love this one.

DOWNLOAD: Young Jeezy – All White (MP3)

Above, Jeezy talks to MTV about his latest release, Trap or Die II: By Any Means Necessary.

Courtesy of MTV:

The Snowman’s track record is irrefutable. He likes his chances against anyone when it comes to the mixtape game. A couple of weeks ago, Young Jeezy returned to his Trap or Die origins with a sequel to the classic tape that came out nearly half a decade ago.

“I felt the streets needed some real music,” Jeezy said down in Atlanta.Trap or Die 2 is the set-up to his upcoming LP, Thug Motivation 103. “At the end of the day, I never do an album without putting out a tape [first]. I felt that I would have been cheating if I ain’t do so. I went in the lab, got with my homie Cannon. [We] whipped it up. I’m on the block. The sound of this tape is a little different, I can’t lie. I wanted to do real music. I wanted to do a timeless mixtape.

“When the first Trap or Die came out,” he added, “all I knew was the producers around the way. Now, these days, I’m a little bigger. Just a little bit. So I reached out. I hollered at Cannon, Toomp, Shawty Redd. … I don’t wanna forget nobody. I hollered at everybody, and they gave me music. It’s soulful. It’s some get-you-through-your-day music. It’s definitely some get-you-through-your-night music. Hopefully, if you listen to it right, by the end of the summer, your money should be right. Literally!”

The aforementioned Cannon said he came aboard the project because Jeezy and DJ Drama, who hosted the original and was tapped to do this current tape, had scheduling conflicts.

“I was called into Trap or Die 2 a couple of months ago,” Cannon explained. “It was something DJ Drama was supposed to do. I guess [Jeezy] felt the tape had to be done fast, because he was on a campaign.”

Cannon visited Young in the studio one night to hear TM103, and the Snowman enlisted him for the mixtape.

“He was like, ‘I got this mixtape,’ ” Cannon said. ” ‘I’m thinking about just putting it out. Doing it my way.’ He had the concept By Any Means Necessary. I told him, ‘Yo, this joint is gonna be crazy.’ A week or two passed by, he hit me on the phone. He was like, ‘Yo, would you do this tape if I want you to do this tape for me?’ That’s how Trap or Die 2 came about. I grabbed up all the records, took them immediately in the studio and got busy. We plan on taking over the summer with this thing.”

Here comes another leak off Drake’s upcoming album Thank Me Later.  Apparently this is an unfinished version.  It’s being tossed around that the finished with be topped off with a heavier drum line to make the song really work those speakers.

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