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Most Wanted Freestyle (Prod. Dviousmindz) by Naww G

H.E.R. - Focus (Remix) (feat. Naww G) by Naww G

"Interlude (Naww G Diss)” is a diss track that seems out of place in Naww G's album, but it serves a greater purpose. The track is performed by 46SWIN, who is also the mixing and mastering engineer of Naww G's album. The song is produced by 46SWIN, who is also the mixing and mastering engineer of Naww G's album, and features vocals by Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson for added color. The track samples the song "Shook Ones Pt. II" by Mobb Deep. In the song, 46SWIN calls out Naww G for his violent music and lack of authenticity, stating that he is not a gangster but a programmer with subpar rap skills. The diss track is meant to serve as a wakeup call for Naww G to be true to himself and make music from the heart. The song opens with 46SWIN questioning Naww G's credibility as a gangster and calling him out for his mediocre rap skills. He then compares Naww G's coding to his music, stating that it doesn't add up and that he will trash him with the control + delete command. 46SWIN also questions Naww G's affiliation with Brooklyn and his lack of standing in his own hometown of Hempstead. The diss track also takes a personal turn, with 46SWIN bringing up Naww G's visits to Brooklyn and his lack of connection to the borough. He warns Naww G to keep his body over there and not to rep his town in his borough. 46SWIN then proceeds to threaten Naww G, claiming that he crafted the song in the witching hours and that he is ready to chop off his head with a cutlass while wearing a white hockey mask. The song ends with 46SWIN telling Naww G to humble himself and be true to his roots. He reminds him that anyone can get touched and that today it happens to be him. The diss track serves as a reminder to other rappers to be true to themselves and make music from the heart, as Naww G proceeds to do on the rest of the album.

“Two 38's" is a slow-tempo, dark mooded hip hop track produced by Bvtman and performed by Naww G. The song describes the rapper's habit of carrying two .38 caliber guns in the pockets of his big and tall jeans, which he uses to protect himself from his enemies. With references to his skill with weapons, the lyrics also touch on themes of violence and survival in a tough world. The beat is built around a brooding B♭ minor key and a steady 70 BPM tempo, creating a sense of foreboding and tension that matches the subject matter of the lyrics. The chorus and hook repeat the phrase "Two 38's" to emphasize the rapper's reliance on his firearms, while the verses are filled with gritty details and vivid imagery that bring the story to life. Overall, "Two 38's" is a powerful and hard-hitting track that showcases the raw talent and street smarts of Naww G.

"This is Greatness (Paper Planes Theme)" is an energetic and uplifting rap song performed by Naww G and produced by Syer. The song's concept was inspired by Roc Nation's apparel company Paper Planes, owned by Jay-Z, and serves as an unofficial theme song for the brand. The beat is driven by loud and empowering horns, creating a feeling of triumph and success. Naww G references Jay-Z in the song, citing him as an influence and admitting to borrowing his flow. The lyrics touch on themes of perseverance and determination, with Naww G urging listeners to strive for greatness no matter the obstacles they face. The chorus is catchy and memorable, encouraging listeners to focus on the positive and push through the tough times. Overall, "This is Greatness (Paper Planes Theme)" is an inspiring and motivational track that celebrates the hustle and the grind.

"Scream My Name" by Naww G featuring Ayesha Aashaki and produced by Bvtman is a seductive and confident R&B track with a catchy hook and smooth verses. The song is about being with a desirable partner who brings out the best in you and wanting them to passionately scream your name in bed. Naww G sets the tone with his playful yet confident delivery, rapping about his attraction to his partner and the lavish lifestyle he can provide. Ayesha Aashaki's sultry vocals add an extra layer of sensuality to the song.

"Throw It Back" is a lively and upbeat song produced by Beatbusta and performed by Naww G. The track features a catchy melodic horn loop and calls for the audience to dance and twerk. The verses are filled with provocative and playful lyrics that evoke a fun and carefree vibe. The chorus urges listeners to throw it back and let their thighs shake as Naww G raps. The song is perfect for a night out at the club or a party, and will get everyone on their feet and moving to the beat.

The "Intro" track featuring Tu Holloway, former teammate of Naww G at Hempstead High School, sets the tone for what's to come with a bold and gritty attitude. The track includes a recording of Holloway justifying a fight during a game with coarse language and a troubling nonchalance. Holloway describes his team as tougher and filled with gangstas, not thugs, and how they zipped up their opponents at the end of the game. Naww G uses this infamous recording to prepare listeners for the emboldened-ness and resilience that comes from growing up on Long Island. The track is a bold and unapologetic introduction to the raw energy that defines the beginning half of The Long Island Zoo album.

"Somebody Choose" by Naww G, produced by Dviousmindz, is a powerful song that takes on the topic of workplace violence and the embezzlement of Naww G's money. The theatrical instrumental adds to the intense and dramatic nature of the song. Inspired by the situation of rapper Fat Joe and his dealings with the accounting firm DBO that committed embezzlement, Naww G delivers hard-hitting lyrics that express his anger and desire for revenge. The song tells a story of discovering accounting irregularities, missing deposits, and unauthorized purchases made under his name. The chorus "Somebody choose, somebody please" emphasizes the need for someone to take responsibility and face the consequences for their actions. The verses express the rapper's frustration and desire for retribution, including the use of violence. Overall, "Somebody Choose" is a thought-provoking song that sheds light on the serious issue of workplace violence and the consequences of embezzlement.

"RIP" by Naww G produced by Bvtman is a gritty and confrontational track that showcases the rapper's aggressive style and disdain for his enemies. The song's chorus and verses describe the aftermath of violence, with candles and RIP tees marking the graves of those who have fallen. In the first verse, Naww G boasts of his ability to take out his enemies and mocks those who try to cross him. He also references the harsh realities of the streets, where loyalty is often fleeting and violence is a way of life. The chorus repeats the phrase "RIP" over and over again, emphasizing the finality of death and the rapper's unapologetic attitude towards those who have crossed him. In the second verse, Naww G delves deeper into his psyche, revealing a fascination with guns and a willingness to use them to get what he wants. He also shows a callous disregard for human life, describing the washing of a deceased enemy's RIP tee as a mundane task. Overall, "RIP" is a dark and ominous track that explores themes of violence, revenge, and the consequences of crossing the wrong person.