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Young DolphSouth Memphis Kingpin
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This project encapsulates Dolph's gritty narrative style and his deep connections to the Memphis rap scene, all while showcasing his ability to blend hard-hitting lyrics with catchy beats produced by some of the industry's most respected figures.

The mixtape opens with "South Memphis," produced by Izze The Producer, setting a powerful tone with its heavy beats and Dolph's unapologetic delivery about his roots and the realities of street life in South Memphis. Following up, "At Tha House" continues on a similar note, with Dolph's gritty storytelling painting vivid pictures of his environment.

"I Don't Give A F*ck," featuring Doe B and also produced by Izze The Producer, stands out as a defiant anthem that emphasizes Dolph's relentless attitude towards life's challenges and his critics. "Hypnotized" adds a slightly mellower, yet equally impactful layer to the mixtape, with Dolph exploring the more introspective aspects of his rise to prominence.

"Reality Talk" serves as a brief interlude, with Dolph sharing personal insights and motivations, leading into "Stressin" produced by KE On The Track. This track delves into the pressures and stresses of his lifestyle, complemented by a compelling beat that matches the intensity of the lyrics.

"Scared of Me" and "So Good" continue to explore themes of trust and personal relationships, with the latter produced by DJ Squeeky, offering a smooth, rhythmic backdrop that contrasts nicely against the harder elements of the mixtape. "Get Blow'd," produced by Drumma Boy, brings back the energy with its upbeat tempo and Dolph's sharp, charismatic flow.

"What You Been Doin'" and "Ride Or Die" both feature strong collaborative efforts, including Jay Fizzle and thoughtful production that highlights Dolph's loyalty and his survival instincts in the challenging music industry. "Same Shit," featuring Starlito and Jay Fizzle, and "Dope Boy," dive deeper into Dolph's narrative about consistency and perseverance in the face of adversity.

"Rich Nigga," featuring Tim Gates and again produced by Drumma Boy, is a celebratory track about success and wealth, capturing the essence of what it means to rise from hardship to prosperity. The mixtape closes with the "Outro," a reflective piece that wraps up the themes of the project, followed by bonus tracks "Get This Money," featuring 2 Chainz, and "Money Callin," which add layers of collaboration and a broader perspective on wealth and motivation.

"South Memphis Kingpin" is a testament to Young Dolph's solid grounding in the trap music genre. It showcases his raw lyrical ability, his deep connection to his roots, and his evolution as an artist capable of delivering both hard-hitting and introspective tracks. This mixtape not only solidifies Dolph’s place in the Southern rap legacy but also highlights his growth as a pivotal figure in the industry, making it a crucial listen for fans of authentic street narratives and Memphis rap.

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South Memphis [Prod. By Izze The Producer]

Young Dolph