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The mixtape opens with an "Intro" produced by Izze The Producer, setting an energetic tone. Quickly transitioning into "Where Ya From" featuring Scooter, Future immediately establishes the mixtape’s thematic concerns with sharp lyrical narratives about life in Atlanta’s trap houses.
"Hard" is a solo Future track that resonates with his signature Auto-Tuned vocals over a heavy beat, showcasing his ability to blend melodic elements with trap rhythms. "Trending Topic" follows, where Future explores the themes of fame and materialism, maintaining the mixtape's high energy and forward momentum.
"Double Cup & Molly," epitomizes the era’s fascination with party culture, providing an anthem for the nightlife scene. "Hit Licks," featuring OGBD and Alley Boy, dives deeper into the gritty realities of street life, contrasting with the more party-focused tracks.
A highlight is the "Same Damn Time (Remix)" featuring Diddy and Ludacris, where both featured artists add their unique flair to one of Future’s most iconic tracks, elevating its status within the genre. "Colombia" by Scooter and "Itchin' (Remix)" featuring Young Jeezy, Fabolous, and Yo Gotti, continue to showcase the collaborative spirit of the mixtape, with each artist bringing their distinct style to the project.
"Welcome 2 Mollyworld" also includes notable remixes like "Bands Make Her Dance" by Juicy J featuring Lil Wayne and 2 Chainz, adding a layer of club-ready, energetic vibes that complement the overall theme of the mixtape.
Gucci Mane's "F*ck Wit Me" and Future's "Turn On The Lights" are standout tracks, each highlighting different aspects of their artistry. Gucci’s track is straightforward and catchy, focusing on raw, unfiltered rap, while Future’s song is more melodic and introspective, providing a counterbalance to the mixtape’s heavier themes.
Contributions from other artists like Tight with "Ballin Flexin" featuring Rocko, and Trouble with "Molly World," add depth to the mixtape, ensuring that it captures a wide range of styles within the trap genre.
"Welcome 2 Mollyworld" is not just a showcase of Future’s capabilities as a leading figure in trap music but also a snapshot of the era’s trends and stylistic preoccupations. It’s a richly produced, feature-heavy project that offers insight into the party scene and street life of the early 2010s, making it a crucial component of Future’s discography and a defining piece of the trap music movement.
The mixtape opens with an "Intro" produced by Izze The Producer, setting an energetic tone. Quickly transitioning into "Where Ya From" featuring Scooter, Future immediately establishes the mixtape’s thematic concerns with sharp lyrical narratives about life in Atlanta’s trap houses.
"Hard" is a solo Future track that resonates with his signature Auto-Tuned vocals over a heavy beat, showcasing his ability to blend melodic elements with trap rhythms. "Trending Topic" follows, where Future explores the themes of fame and materialism, maintaining the mixtape's high energy and forward momentum.
"Double Cup & Molly," epitomizes the era’s fascination with party culture, providing an anthem for the nightlife scene. "Hit Licks," featuring OGBD and Alley Boy, dives deeper into the gritty realities of street life, contrasting with the more party-focused tracks.
A highlight is the "Same Damn Time (Remix)" featuring Diddy and Ludacris, where both featured artists add their unique flair to one of Future’s most iconic tracks, elevating its status within the genre. "Colombia" by Scooter and "Itchin' (Remix)" featuring Young Jeezy, Fabolous, and Yo Gotti, continue to showcase the collaborative spirit of the mixtape, with each artist bringing their distinct style to the project.
"Welcome 2 Mollyworld" also includes notable remixes like "Bands Make Her Dance" by Juicy J featuring Lil Wayne and 2 Chainz, adding a layer of club-ready, energetic vibes that complement the overall theme of the mixtape.
Gucci Mane's "F*ck Wit Me" and Future's "Turn On The Lights" are standout tracks, each highlighting different aspects of their artistry. Gucci’s track is straightforward and catchy, focusing on raw, unfiltered rap, while Future’s song is more melodic and introspective, providing a counterbalance to the mixtape’s heavier themes.
Contributions from other artists like Tight with "Ballin Flexin" featuring Rocko, and Trouble with "Molly World," add depth to the mixtape, ensuring that it captures a wide range of styles within the trap genre.
"Welcome 2 Mollyworld" is not just a showcase of Future’s capabilities as a leading figure in trap music but also a snapshot of the era’s trends and stylistic preoccupations. It’s a richly produced, feature-heavy project that offers insight into the party scene and street life of the early 2010s, making it a crucial component of Future’s discography and a defining piece of the trap music movement.
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01
Intro [Prod. By Izze The Producer]
DJ X-Rated & Future
1:04
02
Where Ya From
Future Feat. Scooter
3:27
03
Hard
Future
4:41
04
Trending Topic
Future
3:02
05
Double Cup & Molly
Future
4:44
06
Hit Licks
Future Feat. OGBD & Alley Boy
4:43
07
Same Damn Time (Remix)
Future Feat. Diddy & Ludacris
4:36
08
Colombia
Scooter
3:57
09
Itchin' (Remix)
Future Feat. Young Jeezy, Fabolous & Yo Gotti
5:07
10
Bands Make Her Dance (Remix)
Juicy J Feat. Lil Wayne & 2 Chainz
5:15
11
F*ck Wit Me
Gucci Mane
2:49
12
Ballin Flexin
Tight Feat. Rocko
4:15
13
Whole Lot
BMG
3:55
14
Skit
Future
0:37
15
Whats Wrong
Future
3:19
16
Stand There
DC
3:00
17
Molly World
Trouble
3:39
18
Pill
T'Melle
3:56
19
Turn On The Lights
Future
4:14
20
Ah Yeah
Ricky Ruckus
3:49
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