Top tracks — play these first
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War — This track stands out for its aggressive beat and confrontational lyrics that tackle issues of conflict and survival in urban life, embodying the album's overall theme.
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Where My Thugs At (feat. Lo) — Featuring a catchy hook, this track resonates with listeners through its portrayal of camaraderie and loyalty among friends in challenging environments, highlighting JT Money's storytelling ability.
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Father to Son — In this reflective piece, JT Money offers poignant advice to the next generation, showcasing emotional depth that contrasts with the album's more brash moments and adds a layer of complexity.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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Father to Son
The narrative shifts from personal experience to imparting wisdom directly addresses future generations.
This structural choice elevates the song from mere reflection to a powerful call for responsibility, marking a significant thematic pivot in the album.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Blood Sweat and Years (intro) 1:11
- 2 War 4:40
- 3 Hi-Lo 4:09
- 4 Spanish Climax (interlude) 1:01
- 5 Sosaa on That Chocha 4:08
- 6 Where My Thugs At (feat. Lo) 4:39
- 7 Superbitch 3:43
- 8 What Y'all Miggaz Want 4:02
- 9 Bustas and Haters 4:09
- 10 Liu'Charlie (feat. Who You Callin'Countr) 4:39
- 11 Pimpburger (interlude) 1:19
- 12 I Like the Way (feat. Dymond) 3:43
- 13 Miggaz Better Run 3:52
- 14 Father to Son 4:15
- 15 Blood Sweat and Years (outro) 2:12
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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