WRITTEN By: Taysha aka
@imztay
When you think of music, you think of the legends. Pac, Hov, Nas, and Andre 3000 but in this world of music you have to be able to stand alone in your own lane, with no point guards in order to get heard. Moss Da Beast brings that Chi town music we love mixed with that southern swag that we can’t ignore. Lebron Jordan Kobe demonstrates the skillful use of playful lyricism combined with relatable topics that can move Moss Da Beast into obtaining mainstream acclaim. Tracks like "1 Band 1 Sound" and "Big Band Theory" shows Moss’s effortless approach to storytelling, in an age of fakes, he keeps listeners engaged and curious about real life. Though his voice is often compared to 2 Chainz, it’s clear that Moss Da Beast favors lyrics with substance as opposed to none. Tracks like “F These Ni**az” Is a tried and true, been there done that track that dismisses the haters, snitches, and lames, and allows Moss Da Beast to indulge his lifestyle, it’s a bit cliché and overrated and really takes away from the realism of the album. The truth is, of the tracks on the album there are definitely some lost causes that do not live up to the high expectations of the other tracks. Gasolean is another track that is indulgent, though the beat is the highlight of the track the lyrical content that Moss delivers on previous tracks, and even Marley Son is no longer evident. The title track Lebron Jordan Kobe delivers that uncut music that fans flock too; boosted by beats that make your neck nod, and a guest feature that holds light to Moss’s fire! Championships are won by those with the dedication to the craft, and execution of skill—Moss Da Beast does that with Lebron Jordan Kobe, and will definitely be crowned MVP!
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