New lick produced by Da' T.R.U.T.H.s Mixed Bag: I'm Home

New lick produced by Da' T.R.U.T.H.s Mixed Bag: I'm Home Mixed Bag. This name may not say much for you, but it's an umbrella that shelters a lot of good hip-hop names: Da' T.R.U.T.H., Prayz1, TJ Pompeo(Teej) and Promise.

Rapzilla only streams the most adequate, God abiding, Jesus loving songs. But they're still streaming hip-hop. They have to have that spunk, that verve, that progression towards something better, that denying of all that is unworthy and trivial in today's society. And it does. Rapzilla rap builds up on regular rap like a parasite on its victim, claiming that drug dealing, mass murdering, vituperation and fornication are not only wrong, because they don't elevate life in any way, but they are lies, because the closest these rap industry monkeys have been to a vagina is the zoo. The richest they've been is barely-able-to-pass-the-street rich, the only thing they've killed is a fly, and that with their bad breath, the only resemblance to cocaine is the sugar pot in their homes, which they obviously dubbed trap because of the baited and set traps for their rodents.

Life has many aspects, and the Sosa, Dj Mustard and Dj Charisma produced artists don't bring forward any of them. Instead, they show subjective, limited parts of life, lifestyles that are harmful, noncredible, and most of the times straight up stupid.

The alternative is Da' T.R.U.T.H., and all puns aside, most rappers Rapzilla present, be they young and provocative or older and more experienced, are straight up intelligent and deep.

I'm going to quote a couple of verses off this song called 'I'm Home', and tell you that these guys launched their new album on August the 26th, in case you wanna look that up.

'This ain't the music you trap to This ain't the music she clap to Rebels against the status quo Ain't your typical rap group'

This makes all the difference I've been talking about notable. Cheers!