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Released on July 8, 2014, "High Class Street Music 4 (American Gangster)" is a standout entry in Young Dolph's prolific mixtape series, hosted by DJ Scream and Bigga Rankin and presented by Paper Route Empire. This mixtape, which premiered on LiveMixtapes, showcases Dolph's unique blend of gritty street tales and luxury rap, backed by a lineup of top-tier producers and high-profile features.
 
The mixtape begins with "Whats Poppin," produced by DJ Squeeky, setting a strong tone with its hard beats and Dolph’s assertive delivery. The energy escalates with "Lets Get It On," featuring 2 Chainz and produced by C4, highlighting Dolph’s ability to hold his own alongside established rap figures, delivering lines that are both sharp and catchy.
 
"Money Hungry," produced by Metro Boomin, continues the theme of relentless pursuit of wealth with its hypnotic beats and Dolph’s vivid storytelling. "Dollar Signs," produced by Drumma Boy, further explores his luxurious lifestyle and the hustle behind it, enveloped in lush production.
 
A major highlight is "Choppa On The Couch," featuring Gucci Mane and produced by TM88. This track stands out not only for its heavy, resonating bass but also for the chemistry between Dolph and Gucci, creating a memorable anthem about power and intimidation.
 
"George," produced by Will A Fool, and "Young Nigga," featuring Fiend and produced by Drumma Boy, both provide deeper insight into Dolph’s perspectives on success and the streets, with compelling narratives and robust backdrops.
 
The mixtape also features "911," produced by Zaytoven, which delivers a blend of crisp beats and rapid-fire lyrics, while "Goodbye," featuring Trinidad James and Shy Glizzy and also produced by DJ Squeeky, adds a diverse, multi-artist dimension that enriches the project’s texture.
 
"She Not Mines," featuring Problem and produced by Metro Boomin, dives into relationship dynamics against a backdrop of catchy beats, while "Not No More," with production by Metro Boomin and Lex Luger, serves as a declaration of independence and moving forward.
 
"Never," featuring Trae Tha Truth and again produced by Zaytoven, and "I'm Juggin," featuring Cap 1 and produced by Sonny Digital, continue to showcase Dolph's knack for collaborations, each track offering a unique vibe but maintaining the cohesive feel of the mixtape.
 
"Preach," another Zaytoven production, and "These Streets," produced by Chophouze, conclude the mixtape strongly, encapsulating Dolph’s street philosophy and his resilience.
 
"High Class Street Music 4 (American Gangster)" solidifies Young Dolph's position in the rap game as a purveyor of authentic street narratives and luxurious aspirations. The mixtape not only highlights his lyrical prowess but also his ability to collaborate effectively, making it a vital part of his discography and a significant release for fans of hardcore Southern rap.%videos%back

DJ Scream

Bigga Rankin

Paper Route Empire

High Class Street Music 4 (American Gangster)

Young Dolph "Preach" (WSHH Premiere - Official Music Video)

Whats Poppin [Prod. By DJ Squeeky]

Lets Get It On (Feat. 2 Chainz) [Prod. By C4]

Money Hungry [Prod. By Metro Boomin]

Dollar Signs [Prod. By Drumma Boy]

Choppa On The Couch (Feat. Gucci Mane) [Prod. By TM 88]

George [Prod. By Will A Fool]

Young Nigga (Feat. Fiend) [Prod. By Drumma Boy]

911 [Prod. By Zaytoven]

Goodbye (Feat. Trinidad James & Shy Glizzy) [Prod. By DJ Squeeky]

She Not Mines (Feat. Problem) [Prod. By Metro Boomin]

Not No More [Prod. By Metro Boomin & Lex Luger]

Never (Feat. Trae Tha Truth) [Prod. By Zaytoven]

I'm Juggin (Feat. Cap 1) [Prod. By Sonny Digital]

Preach [Prod. By Zaytoven]

These Streets [Prod. By Chophouze]