Here are a list of Nayvadius' Most Powerful Yet Trap Motivating Records...
10. Running Through A Check
After "Racks on Racks" became a hit, Future started taking his Free Bandz movement nationally. Future let us know that he coordinated, and executed his plan to perfection & didn't plan on slowing down.
9. All I Want is Some Money
This track is self explanatory, if you wake up & don't feel like going to work put this on ear shattering volume. Future bought out the club's bar, every shoe in the Louis Vuitton store, purchased a brand new car to get a girl THEN sold it after he got her, and last but not least spent 20,000 at a hotel all within 60 mind boggling seconds. That's talent & can only be pulled off with the utmost of astronomical swag & money.
8. Hard
Future dropped this record back in August, and when I first heard it I knew it was a wrap. After the success of "Turn on the Lights" & "Neva End" started gaining buzz, Future had to take it back to the trap. Future dropped "Hard" a long with about five other records, two having to be without Auto-Tune. Do you realize how much Future isn't playing with y'all when he's Futuring his vocals without the Auto-Tune effects.
7. We Winning
Young Scooter joined Future on this street anthem to let the people know how Free Bandz was easily ahead of the streets in the game before they even took off. This is one of the records where Future & Scooter showed that they were the best Tag-Team since the The Road Warriors.
6. What's Wrong
I'm not even going to say much about this record, just that Future recorded it without Auto-Tune...Yes, I wasn't joking previously bout how he soared to new heights & left the Auto-Tune for a second.
5. If You Knew What It Took
Future took some time to invite us into his life & grind as he tried to make his way into getting where he needed to be. The Plutonian let us know that you cannot gain anything worth having in life without potentially losing something else.
4. Itchin Remix
This record had pure Baking Soda residue all over it, the original record made you want to hop in a rental car with a trunk filled of coke slabs. The remix though!? The remix made you feel like you already sold all your bricks, paid off the connect, and was ready to hit the stage doing the Money Dance like French Montana.
3. Karate Chop
The first single off of Future's upcoming album "Future Hendrix" and straight out of the gate he decided to switch the Rap style up while Trapping. I first heard this record sometime in the Summer & it has been in heavy rotation BUT after I saw him perform it at his show in Atlanta Christmas week I saw the true greatness behind this record. This record should start being in rotation in EVERY club soon, and shall result in broken bottles & spilled liquor everywhere. For those of you who are confused on some of the lyrics, I'll help out by translating some of the Plutonian dialect.
"Slang-a-Bunch-a-Nar-Cotics/Pull up-in-The-New-Rarri/Living-Like-John Gotti/Chopp-Ing-Bricks-Like-Karate/Drink-a-Bunch-of-Codeine/Serv-Ing-to-The-Dope-Fiends/Blowing-Money-Stay-Clean/Michael-Jackson-Billy-Jean/Got-a-Pan-a-Mera-Round-a-Young-Nigga-Neck/Got-a-Young-Bitch-Pulling-Up-in-a-Vet/Smoke-a-Lot-of-Kush-&-I-Have-a-Lot-of-Sex/Had-to-Beat-The-Grind-Up/Ran-Up-My-Check/Bitch-Nigga-Get-Money-Nigga-Get-That/Roll-a-Blunt-Of-Chronic-Nigga-Sell-a-Lot-of-Crack/You-Could-Hit-A-Nigga-Line-Order-What-You-Want"
2. Drug Money
YoW, Future harmonized to every Trapper across the nation on Yo Gotti's "CM7" Mixtape. Living in New York, there are very few actual hustlers left, just scammers but even they had to embrace the trap wisdom of this record. Future's hook preached the daunted gospel of the street on this record.
1. You Deserve It
When I first got Nayvadius' "Pluto" album and heard this song, the first few words that came to mind were amazing, greatness, and Traptacular. Future Hendrix spoke intergalactic knowledge and wisdom on this record which is why it became my anthem for everything positive in life that I needed to do to better myself.
Honorable Mention...
Ain't No Way Around It
Can't believe I almost forgot this brilliant piece of wisdom from the Trap Nayvadius gave us which was for DJ Drama's "Third Power" album. This record was so powerful in it's teachings that they had to do a 10 minute video in the form of a movie just to display the storytelling that took place. Future took his time in each verse to describe different tales of the hood, and how to handle the situations. In the verses Future dropped dimes like...
"I met this young hot thang, f*cked my bro & gave him brain and she expect for me to love her, I can never be a lame"...
"See I ain't gon' hold it against ya/I'ma keep it pimpin' with ya/
Don't come at me with issues/Ain't tryna get all in your mixture"...
"Half these Niggaz front for, Bitches for extra convo"...
"Strapped with that flame & he ready to bust a brain/You can't tell the homie nothing, he done felt too much pain"...
"Travel all the way to Waco, get them numbers for the low-low/
Bigger the risk, the bigger the check,
we watch for po-po/Make sure you keep your eyes open,
When you driving down 1-0/That interstate ain't no joke/
When you riding with coco"...
The man really just told you to goto Texas to get the birds for the low, but also let you know that Interstate 10 is real risky to take when you're riding with all that work.
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