The song and the verses are not terrible but I canвЂ™t get over the beat. Not dissing old Cash Money songs, but the production here is jarringly outdated to the point that I thought it was a remake or something. This sounds like a Mannie Fresh beat from the late 90вЂ™s. His verse on this song doesnвЂ™t help matters.ДЇeaturing Payroll Giovanni Produced by Gotti Rock Solid Maybe if I knew that while listening to вЂњCold SummerвЂќ I would have liked it better, but it still sounds like a forgettable Jeezy song.Д®ver since his terrible outing during the cypher at the BET Hip Hop Awards, I canвЂ™t understand the appeal of Tee Grizzley (And thatвЂ™s even after a Jay-Z cosign). Was вЂњStreet FameвЂќ a big posthumous 2Pac song and I missed it (Somebody get P-Body on the phone!). I listened to this song a few times but it wasnвЂ™t until doing research for this review that I found out the beat is from a 2Pac song off Better Dayz.

To me itвЂ™s a serviceable start to the album but die hard Young Jeezy fans with eat this one up. I can see this fitting on one of JeezyвЂ™s older album with no problem. Rich production, Jeezy raps about counting money in front of the haters and motivates listeners to get more ( вЂњBall hard, go biggerвЂќ). This album starts off with one of the most Jeezy sounding songs you could ask for. LetвЂ™s take a look at JeezyвЂ™s latest release. So with all that said, JeezyвЂ™s eight album, Pressure, should give an interesting look at The SnowmanвЂ™s current content as well as the way his career may go in the coming years. And if you listened to JeezyвЂ™s recent interview with The Breakfast Club, not only does he confirm my statement about backing away from the вЂњTrap MusicвЂќ label, he also feels that he is doing well in terms of goals, career wise and financially, despite sometime be called washed up. His last project, Trap or Die 3, debuted on the Billboard 200 at #1 just last year. Maybe itвЂ™s because Jeezy dropped the вЂњYoungвЂќ from his name and has steadily backed away from вЂњThe TrapвЂќ in terms of content (It happened around the time вЂњMy President is BlackвЂќ dropped and he started wearing Malcolm X glasses).Д®ven with me saying Jeezy doesnвЂ™t get the deserved respect, that really hasnвЂ™t stopped him much commercially. Maybe itвЂ™s due to the rise of Gucci Mane, a person that has had a hand in many of the careers of todayвЂ™s up and coming Southern rappers but was also ( at one time) JeezyвЂ™s enemy and rival. IвЂ™m not saying that he doesnвЂ™t get recognized for his accomplishments at all, but when you think about his career as a whole, his name doesnвЂ™t get brought up when it should be. Jeezy doesnвЂ™t get the respect he deserves.

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