Young Greatness

While there was a time where Jazze Pha regularly made appearances in rap videos, his presence hasn&#8217;t loomed quite as large over rap and R&amp;B as it did during his mid-00&#8217;s heyday. Producing records like <a href="/profile/Ciara" class="text-word" target="_blank" >Ciara</a>&#8217;s &#8220;1,2 Step,&#8221; <a href="/profile/Ludacris" class="text-word" target="_blank" >Ludacris</a>&#8217; &#8220;Area Codes,&#8221; <a href="/profile/Birdman" class="text-word" target="_blank" >Birdman</a>&#8217;s &#8220;Do That,&#8221; and countless other hits, Jazze was one of the most in-demand beatmakers in the south for a time, and he could also lay down a mean hook when he wanted to. <a href="/profile/young-greatness" class="text-word" target="_blank" >Young Greatness</a> is a QC The Label signee hailing from New Orleans, and following his label&#8217;s announcement they&#8217;d be partnering with Motown, he&#8217;s brought Jazze Pha back out for his new single. Rather than the typical bounce you&#8217;d associate with Jazze&#8217;s work, &#8220;Moolah&#8221; has a much more sentimental feel, with some piano chord changes that&#8217;ll pull at your heart strings. It adds yet another dimension to Greatness&#8217; aspirational crooning.
Quotable Lyrics: On the block where the shots go &#8216;bang&#8217; Only real niggas really gon&#8217; hang All my life, you was saved by the bell I was saved by the cocaine

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