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Released on December 30, 2011, "January 10th (The Mixtape)" serves as a powerful prelude to Yo Gotti's album "Live From The Kitchen." Presented by Cocaine Muzik and premiering on LiveMixtapes, this mixtape captures Yo Gotti at a crucial point in his career, showcasing his raw lyrical ability and street narratives that resonate deeply with his audience. It features production from heavyweights like Lil Lody and Drumma Drama, ensuring the beats hit as hard as the lyrics.
 
The mixtape opens with "The Situation," a brief intro that sets a tone of urgency and authenticity, which is a staple in Yo Gotti's storytelling. "Real Shit," produced by Lil Lody, follows, offering listeners a deep dive into Gotti's perspective on the rap game and his personal ethics, backed by a haunting beat that complements his gritty delivery.
 
"Live From The Kitchen," also produced by Lil Lody, continues to detail his grind and the realities of his environment, serving as a thematic cornerstone for the mixtape and his upcoming studio album. "Legacy" provides a momentary pause, reflecting on his influence and the legacy he aims to leave behind.
 
"Colors," featuring Gucci Mane and Juelz Santana and produced by Lil Lody, is a vibrant track that mixes Gotti’s stark lyricism with colorful contributions from his fellow rappers, creating a standout collaboration that highlights their diverse styles.
 
The smash hit "I Got Dat Sack," produced by Drumma Drama, is arguably the centerpiece of the mixtape. With its infectious beat and catchy chorus, it became an anthem in the streets and clubs alike, further cementing Yo Gotti's reputation for crafting hits that are both impactful and memorable.
 
"My Fans" is an interlude that shifts the focus to Gotti's appreciation for his supporters, offering a heartfelt tribute to those who keep him motivated. "Real Niggas," also produced by Drumma Drama, reinforces his street credentials and loyalty to his roots.
 
The mixtape also includes deeper cuts like "Hold Me Back" and "Industry," which critique the barriers within the music industry and Gotti’s determination to overcome them. "Fire Dat Bitch" and "Kill Dem Hoes" feature appearances from Zed Zilla and Sylver Karatz, respectively, allowing Gotti to showcase the talent within his CMG label and provide a platform for emerging artists.
 
"January 10th (The Mixtape)" concludes with "CMG," a track that acts as a declaration of his label’s ethos and his role as a leader within the rap community.
 
This mixtape not only builds anticipation for "Live From The Kitchen" but also stands alone as a potent example of Yo Gotti’s ability to convey the complexities of his life and career through compelling music. Each track serves as a chapter in his ongoing narrative, filled with raw emotion, street wisdom, and unwavering determination, making "January 10th (The Mixtape)" essential listening for fans of authentic Southern hip-hop.
 
 
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January 10th (The Mixtape)

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The Situation

Real Shit [Prod. By Lil Lody]

Live From The Kitchen [Prod. By Lil Lody]

Legacy

Colors (Feat. Gucci Mane & Juelz Santana) [Prod. By Lil Lody]

I Got Dat Sack [Prod. By Drumma Drama]

My Fans

Real Niggas [Prod. By Drumma Drama]

5 Years

Hold Me Back [Prod. By Silent Jay]

Industry

Fire Dat Bitch (Zed Zilla Feat. Yo Gotti) [Prod. By Quantum Sound]

Kill Dem Hoes (Sylver Karatz Feat. Yo Gotti) [Prod. By Young Shun]

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Yo GottiJanuary 10th (The Mixtape)
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