Young Bree may be a newcomer to the crowded Atlanta rap scene, but he has wasted no time in making a name for himself. Check Ya Swag, the first single from his debut album, Diary of an Ex-Trapper, manages to capture all the elements essential to the familiar Atlanta sound: heavy drums, booming bass, and layered wordplay. Aided by producer Young Sears and fellow “Atliens” Shawty Redd and Killer Mike, Bree, a convicted felon, shows off his “swag” on one of the many verses he wrote during a two-year stint in the Atlanta jail system. As a self-proclaimed disciple of Goodie Mob and Outkast, he certainly has a lot to live up to (and plenty of time to do so).
Okay The Beat is TiiGHT but Really who would listen to this its a good song for ahh CLUB and Mah Car That Has A total SOUND SYSTEM with MAJOR BASS now thass What this SONG iiz Go0oD For =] BUT LIKE THE BEAT =]
ill Give it in ahh ROTATION =]
Beat is nice. The songs mix is near horrible and low quality. I don't know what's up with that. Young Bree is nothing special as a rapper in my eyes. Just another dime-a-dozen ATL rapper rapping about nada.
Beat is good; however this is the same generic garbage that the south has usually produced. Similar to "This is Why I'm Hot" by Mims, never really gave a reason of why he is hot.
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