Yellow Tape (Key Glock album) Puns

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#Singles (Producer - Title)

Tay Keith - Ambition for Cash (Music Video)

Pyrex - Da Truth

pre-release has 20 tracks

Yellow Tape is a mixtape by American rapper Key Glock from Memphis, Tennessee. It was released on January 31, 2020, through Paper Route EMPIRE. Production was handled by Bandplay, LDG Beats and Sledgren among others. The album peaked at number 14 on the Billboard 200 in the United States.

A music video for "Look At They Face" was directed by Jordan Spencer and released on January 13, 2020. Videos for "Mr. Glock" and "I'm Just Sayin" were released on January 18, 2020, and January 29, 2020, respectively, also directed by Jordan Spencer.

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> I'm giving you a chance because you're from Memphis... > > This is my first listen to Key Glock. He seems to be a young rapper with a few releases under his belt, so, he's actually a veteran of the rap game. I like Memphis area rap, I grew up listening to it, so I'm giving the young rapper a chance. I love Memphis influenced beats, so, let's hope for the best. FYI, I am reviewing the Spotify version of the mixtape, and there appears to be an extra song included on the Spotify version, "1997", and it is the first song...... This is my review of Key Glock's, Yellow Tape. > > "1997" is the first track up on the Spotify version of the mixtape. It's a song about Key Glock's memory and view of the year 1997. I personally don't like the beat, but it's actually not bad. I just don't fwi. > > "Dough" is the 2nd track on the mixtape. He doesn't use the same lyrics as the songs, but he rhymes in the same style of Snoop Dogg and Dr Dre from "Nuthin' But A G Thang" for the hook. I actually dig it. Not bad. > > "Word On The Streets" is next and right away I enjoyed the beat. It sounds really really good. Key Glock lays down a solid hook, and his verses are pretty good. I like it a lot. You will too. > > "Ooh" is the 4th song on Yellow Tape. The beat isn't necessarily bad, but it's hard to get into. You're definitely not going to dance to this one. You may not even be able to head bang to it. It's the drum timing. And his hook is just, "Ooh, Ooh, Ooh, Ooh, Ooh, Ooh" Not that cool man. > > "What Goes Around Comes Around" is a filler track. Nothing special about it at all. I'm not saying it's bad, but it just ain't that good that the average person ain't gonna stop from skipping past it.... > > "Crash" is number 6 up on the mixtape. It sounds interesting. Nothing amazing or anything, but worth listen

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Background

The self-proclaimed king of his city, Young Dolph has always known how to hustle. Born as Adolph Thornton Jr. in Chicago, Illinois, Dolph’s family moved to Memphis while he was a two-year-old, a decision that would change the Memphis music scene forever.

Influenced by major Memphis rap stars of the 2000s such as Project Pat and Three 6 Mafia, Young Dolph released his first mixtape Paper Route Campaign in 2008. Dolph soon formed his own independent music label, Paper Route Empire, in 2010 and followed with his first major release Welcome 2 Dolph World.

Young Dolph released several more albums in the coming years, including his High Class Street Music series and a personal favorite, 16 Zips in 2015. But, it wasn’t until his feature on O.T. Genasis’ multi-platinum single “Cut It” and the release of his first studio album King of Memphis in 2016 that Dolph truly burst into the national rap scene.

It was also around this time that Dolph’s independent label, Paper Route EMPIRE, began to expand operations in Memphis. The most important of all contributors to the label, Key Glock, is actually Young Dolph’s second cousin, and his debut mixtape Glock Season in 2017 kicked off a stellar five-year run of music from the Memphis duo.

While their individual releases are tremendous on their own, the combination of Key Glock and Young Dolph created a recipe that few other rap acts could follow. That much was immediately clear when their first collaboration, “Major” on Young Dolph’s 2018 release Role Model peaked at No. 47 on the Billboard hip-hop charts.

For me it was a really underwhelming year for rap and trap but the Yellow Tape was an album I really enjoyed and still do.

I was looking forward to new Uzi, Future, Uno & Yachty but I was really let down.

The only other albums I even some-what enjoyed in 2020 were Anyways by Young Nudy and even that was a bit shaky for me with the cheap-sounding Pi’erre rip-off beats. Whole Lotta Red is great but I only really started to enjoy it in the new-year and even then I still think it has a couple phoned-in tracks. Eternal Atake and the deluxe were nice but I was still hoping for something on a new level to Uzi’s other work.

I think this album popped up on my Apple Music recommended and decided to listen to it. Great production, great rapping and bars.

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There is also two singles from the album dropping next week

Is there a lore reason behind this, or is it purely for gameplay reasons to help guide the player?

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