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If those two things don’t move you, I am absolutely sure you will be moved by the catchy hook. If you don’t get moved by the uptempo/menacing beat that powers “Bad Behavior,” you will certainly be moved by the consistent flows and admirable cockiness that Gotti raps with in the song. Bad Behavior Yo Gotti is in his bag in “Bad Behavior.” All in all, this is the epitome of a golden southern hip-hop track.ġ. I f**k with the vintage/braggadocios hook that Kodak blesses us with, Yo Gotti’s real-ass lyrics that revolve around paying homage to the fallen and being a stand-up dude, and the Nappy Roots-Esque beat that the two rappers spit their bars over. Anywho, “Ima Show You” is a really good track. I just feel like the two rappers have completely different styles.

Ima Show You Who would’ve thunk that Yo Gotti and Kodak Black would sound so good on a song together? Though every man in the world should be nervous about the song, at the end of the day, it’s too lit, catchy, and bold to ignore.Ģ. In “Ya Bih,” both Yo Gotti and MoneyBagg Yo talk about employing, smashing, finessing, and playing OUR chicks. If you have yourself a good girl, make sure that she doesn’t make any future trips to Memphis. Ya Bih “Ya Bih” is probably the most romantic song on this album. What I love about the song is that Gotti matches the song’s hard-hitting/triumphant instrumental by hitting us with boisterous deliveries.ģ. Throughout the song, he asks for his flowers, calls himself a GOAT, and talks about his cordial relationships with plugs. In “Free Game,” he talks his s**t in the process of giving out game. Free Game Yo Gotti gives out game in the most exuberant way in “Free Game.”įor a good chunk of this album, Yo Gotti delivers game in a very humble way. What I can tell you is that the track is definitely one of the most intriguing bangers on this album.Ĥ. Because the song has so many shades, I am not too sure how much of a commercial success it will be. “Cold Gangsta” has moments in which it gives me club vibes, moments in which it gives me cold street vibes, and moments in which it gives me Bebe’s Kids vibes ( 42 Dugg sounds 7-years-old in the song). Cold Gangsta Yo Gotti, BIG30, and 42 Dugg in “Cold Gangsta” = LeBron James, Chris Bosh, and Dwyane Wade in the 2012 finals. Some won’t like “Giving Back,” but I grew up on The Diplomats, so these are the kind of tracks that birthed me.ĥ. In my opinion, “Giving Back” is soul-hop gold! Not only do I f**k with the song’s crying instrumental a lot, but I also like how Gotti completely defies what the beat asks for and hurls out verses that are far from gentle, romantic, or touching.

Rappers spitting bars over soulful instrumentals has become somewhat extinct. Giving Back On some real s**t, “Giving Back” is the kind of Yo Gotti track that I really f**k with.

Yo Gotti keeps the wise words coming in “CM10: Free Game.”