The production fits the album very well and definitely is in YG’s comfort zone. Dre’s “Last Episode”(Woopty woop N*gga Whaat). YG raps about a robbery over the beat and on the hook, he quotes Dr. The beat on “1 AM” is gritty, gutter, and just downright grimy.

That West coast sound all over this album makes it even easier to picture the story being told. Produced mostly by DJ Mustard, the production on this album bangs and stays true to the West coast sound. It’s not a lyrical album and the subject matter isn’t super deep but the album gets its point across and YG is able to have some fun in the midst of it. The storytelling and cohesion of this album is great, each song and skit has a purpose in making sure the story is told in the most effective manner. His story starts from home and goes through robberies, gang banging, partying, sex, getting high, and eventually leads to jail time and reflection. YG is the opposite of a good kid, and this album is like the gangsta version Of Good Kid, m.A.A.d City.

The albums share qualities as they both paint pictures of a day in Compton, but Kendrick’s story is told from the perspective of a good kid. This album plays out like a story, much like Kendrick Lamar’s album, Good Kid, m.A.A.d City. After having much success with the hit single “My N*gga,” he’s finally releasing his debut album, “My Krazy Life.” The album tells YG’s story, a story about a day in the life of a young gangster from Compton, California. Since then he has signed with Def Jam, created Pu$haz Ink, and most recently signed with Jeezy’s label, CTE World. It’s been 5 years since YG first got his buzz going with the single “Toot It And Boot It”.

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