In “Dior,” it doesn’t get any slier, as Gunna and MoneyBagg Yo get the bragging over this smooth ass trap beat. Historically, I haven’t been the biggest fan of Gunna’s mumbling ass rapping, but I have loved the sly trap vibes his music tends to have. While a good chunk of the song features pure passion from the “RESET” rapper, majority of it features consistent flows, focused bars and an explosive delivery. I F**KING LOVE WHEN RAPPERS LIKE MONEYBAGG YO RAPS OVER SOME EMOTIONAL S**T!!! “In Relentless Again,” that’s exactly what we get, as the Memphis native spits some serious bars about everything from haters to making it to the top through hard work and determination over this crying beat. While I see club hit written all over this joint, I think this song will go down as a gritty gem. With that being said, on their collaboration together called “Style Ain’t Free,” they were able to create this grungy track that features a bunch of chests being stuck out, women being smashed and money being spent through a myriad of rap styles (With most of them coming from Offset himself). Offset and MoneyBagg Yo will have statues in a few Martin Luther King Blvds around the world when they decide to hang their mics up. Trap legends unite for “Style Ain’t Free.” While the content behind the song is as raw/gutter as it gets, you do get a lot of singing from the rappers on their respective contributions - this results in the closest thing to a trap opera I’ve ever heard in my life. On “Headstrong,” both Gates and MoneyBagg show an abundance of passion over this emotional trap beat, each talking about living up to expectations, providing for fam and doing what they have to do to succeed in their respective careers. This is why they sound so connected in “Headstrong.” They both rap with this gutter sound, love giving people the game when it comes to the topic of hustling, and aren’t afraid to show emotion in their music. MoneyBagg Yo and Kevin Gates are cut from the same cloth. After releasing a surprisingly good debut in “RESET,” MoneyBagg Yo tries to go 2/2 with “43VA Heartless.”
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