NBA Youngboy

Sosamann

NBA Youngboy and Sosamann were able to find common ground on &#8220;Who I Am,&#8221; a song title where the interrogation marker has gone missing for a reason. Neither man is at a point in his journey where questions of identity need to be answered, especially NBA, whose creative output in 2018 stumbled across the page like one long-ended diary entry.
Sosamann and Yougboy both represent rap come-ups in traditional rap markets largely disregarded by the industry&#8217;s current fixations. NBA is several years Sosa&#8217;s junior, which means he&#8217;s basically echoing what the Sauce Twinz managed a few years ago. Between 2014-2015, the Houston duo flooded the market with material with surprising accuracy.
On &#8220;Who I Am,&#8221; NBA Youngboy sheds the tendency to become &#8220;the confessional rapper&#8221; almost by osmosis it would seem. In that regard, Sosamann would be inclined to force Youngboy out of his head. NBA&#8217;s temper only ceases when somebody reaches him in that manner, or when the lights come on in the dead zone. Responsibility is one helluva posture fixer, I&#8217;m sure they&#8217;d both agree.
Quotable Lyrics:
There people don&#8217;t know who I am These people don&#8217;t know, they don&#8217;t have a clue And I know this lil n***a a roody-poo.
&#8211; <a href="/profile/nba-youngboy" class="text-word" target="_blank" >Youngboy Never Broke Again</a>