Stoopid Swagg OG is not just a unique name; this is a movement that defies mundane logic with a vision that extends into the otherworldly, inspired by the mystery of mythology and backed by an unhealthy obsession with the 17th and 18th century movements professing esoteric and occult wisdom with an emphasis on mysticism and spiritual enlightenment. Beneath this seemingly dark, mysterious abyss lie some incredible hip-hop and rap-inspired soundscapes that are just as deep and evocative. Taking underground rap and blending it seamlessly with the innovative spirit of trap and the nostalgic allure of the classics, Stoopid Swagg OG’s music defies easy categorizations and average definitions.
The latest gazettement from Stoopid Swagg OG is the banger “GOT TO BE REAL” that has been set against a heavy bass backdrop, one that is best enjoyed over quality headphones for that reverberating experience.
The bass-heavy beat features a bright concoction of the resounding 808s, emphatic drums and hi-hats, as well as processed vocals that give it that dirty cadence reminiscent of south-inspired trap.
As the title suggests “GOT TO BE REAL” is exactly that, with raw and uncompromising lyrics that explore the essence of always being true to yourself and those around you—being unapologetically you and being proud of who you are when you look in the mirror.
“GOT TO BE REAL’s” strengths lie in its heavy basslines and uncompromising lyrics, as well as the track’s solid production, which speaks volumes about the production virtuosity of Stoopid Swagg OG.
If you are looking for something that goes extra hard, is instantly identifiable and inimitable, I highly recommend “GOT TO BE REAL.” This is a transcending tour de force in underground hip-hop and rap music and deserves critical acclaim.
To give it a try, check the link attached and blast it out in full volume!
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