Video Bomb:Live From 3rd| Young Huli w/ Rate

If you don't hear Young Huli do a Huli Mix then you know it ain't official. Lacing his own spin on Drake and  Future's "Live From The Gutter" Young Huli starts 2017 "Live From 3rd".  Anyone that wants to debate that Huli don't be speaking straight facts is most likely still hung up on 2016 feelings. I can always depend on Huli to make me get more into a beat that a mainstream artist popularize. Real rap in the era of mumble rappers is hard to pinpoint or even find. I appreciate the lyrical content, that reflects real life content that is designed to make you relate. I'm glad that he was one of the first to drop some new music. "Live From 3rd" is from Huli's  latest mixtape "I'm A Fool" which dropped June of 2016. The visuals were shot by Mike Brooks Productions and have all the elements of a good developing story. While it seems the story may be building we will all have to wait it out an see what Young Huli does next. Get into the dope storyline below in the newest visuals from St. Pete native, Young Huli.

--M$C

 RATING:

Lyrics: 4.5

Instrumental:N/A

Visuals: 4.5

Star Potential:4

Overall:4

Favorite Line(s):
" I learned a valuable lesson that taught me to save my cash, cause people do strange things when they get mad." 

Live From 3rd| Visuals

              

Connect w/ Young Huli

Twitter: @Only1Huli

IG: younghuli

SoundCloud: Young Huli

Booking: 7273204177

"The Last Laff"| Smurf The God Mixtape Review

Disrespect the game I'll have you sleeping with the mackerel, 100 round drums I'll give a nigga an anthem.

--Smurf Da God

"In The Building"

With help from legendary DJ Rell and La Cosca Music Group Smurf The God was able to release his debut LP as a Mixtape classic earlier this year. Upon listening to the first track he jumps right into it, however just when you think you about to get right into the song DJ Rell's voice appears. I don't know why but I like artist that get straight to the point. And even though  DJ Rell came through it did nothing but prepare listeners for Smurf. You get a lot of different vibes when listening to "The Last Laff" It is content for the struggle, for the hustlers, for the thinkers and even for those of you that's about your issues. If you ever wanted to get the last laugh this mixtape is the perfect one to motivate that laugh. Getting the vibe of Drake and Kendrick Lamar his flow is undeniable. He has the content and the delivery is there. The cover art is cute because it's a true #TBT of Smurf The God. It reminds me of what Yo Gotti did with his cover art and countless other rappers. The simplicity of the cover doesn't prepare you for his content or his lyrical annihilation of his punchlines. Rapping isn't for everyone and even the best of the best can sometimes have a flop. I do not think this was a flop for Smurf, more like a precursor to what is yet to come from Smurf The God. One thing I was not a fan of was the misspelling of laugh, but upon further research I discovered that  laff is the alternative spelling of laugh. So big kudos to Smurf for using his intelligence to fool us all. There are several links below to check out "The Last Laff" As well as contact information to get more acquainted with Smurf and his team. 

--M$C

Track List|"The Last Laff"

Connect With Smurf The God

BOOKING INFO

For features, interviews and shows email:

Lacoscamg@gmail.com

TWITTER HANDLES: @SMURFTHEGOD @LACOSCAMG @DJRELL

IG HANDLES: @SMURFTHEGOD @LACOSCAMG @DJMUTHAFUCKINRELL

Mixtape Links Below (Soundcloud, Livemixtapes, Spinrilla)

SoundCloud

Indy Livemixtapes

Spinrilla