About this album
Where they were
When YG released 'Still Brazy' in June 2016, he was solidifying his position in West Coast hip-hop following his breakthrough album 'My Krazy Life' from 2014. This album represented a deeper dive into YG's experiences and the realities of gang culture, building on the thematic groundwork laid in his previous work.
Why it matters
'Still Brazy' debuted at number six on the Billboard 200 chart and was praised for its unfiltered commentary on race relations and police violence, particularly highlighted in the track 'FDT.' The album's critical success further established YG as a prominent voice in contemporary hip-hop, influencing discussions around social justice.
Essential tracks
- "FDT" — This track features a bold critique of political figures and systemic oppression, becoming an anthem for resistance during a tumultuous political climate.
- "Police Get Away Wit Murder" — This track is a stark reflection on police brutality and racial injustice, encapsulating the urgency of YG's message throughout the album.
- "Twist My Fingaz" — With its infectious beat and catchy hook, this track showcases YG's ability to blend party vibes with deeper narratives about loyalty and street life.
Release Date
June 14, 2016
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Pops Hot Intro 0:14
- 2 Don’t Come to LA 3:35
- 3 Who Shot Me? 3:47
- 4 Word Is Bond 3:16
- 5 Twist My Fingaz 4:14
- 6 Good Times Interlude 0:38
- 7 Gimmie Got Shot 2:46
- 8 I Got a Question 3:38
- 9 Why You Always Hatin? 3:16
- 10 My Perception 0:14
- 11 Bool, Balm & Bollective 3:35
- 12 She Wish She Was 3:57
- 13 YG Be Safe 0:03
- 14 Still Brazy 3:22
- 15 FDT 3:46
- 16 Blacks & Browns 4:10
- 17 Police Get Away Wit Murder 3:19
