Jeezy doesn't say much that deviates from previous ice-veined rhymes, but he attacks just about every track with intense focus and ferocity. JeezyвЂ™s most recent album, Church in These Streets, was released in. The other tracks - seven from D Rich, one or two each from a short roster that includes Mike WiLL Made It - tend to be equally or only slightly less brutal in tone. Without a release date for now, TD3 follows 2005вЂ™s original and the 2010 sequel, Trap or Die Part 2: By Any Means Necessary. Over bulky drums and baleful strings, Jeezy's gruff-as-ever voice is often layered, making it easy to picture his competitors looking up at him from the ground, stupefied, receiving a beat down with triple vision. Three cuts produced by old associate Shawty Redd loom particularly large.

Little sermonizing is involved, his pulpit evidently converted to a pallet for transporting product as he threatens and gloats. this shit gonna bang in the clubs and cars.he came correct. Volume three, released six years after the first sequel, seems to carry the weight of a proper studio recording, not a mixtape, though Jeezy said 'It ain't an album, it's a way of life.' This way of life is loud at almost any volume, seemingly designed to sound imposing in every setting. Video: Trap Or Die 2 (The Movie) Young Jeezy - Hood Politics Reno Chinati - You A Wanna Be (Remix) Cambatta - Who I Am (Music Video From The Visionary Mixtape) Cambatta - Oxymoron (Prod. Just in case you didnвЂ™t know, JeezyвЂ™s announced his new album, Trap or Die 3 and he reiterates his hustlers ambition on his brand new single. As ever, there's nothing seasonal about this snowman - like the rapper proclaimed on previous album Church in These Streets, hustling is year-round, nonstop business - and the first two volumes of Trap or Die were mixtapes served to the streets. Jeezy's approach on his seventh Def Jam album is signaled clearly by its cover and title.

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