NBA Youngboy Keeps It Clean with New Album

NBA Youngboy is known for his hardcore rap lyrics, but his new album is surprisingly clean. We take a look at why he decided to switch things up.

NBA Youngboy’s new album

NBA Youngboy is back with a new album, and this time he’s keeping it clean.

The 20-year-old rapper, who has been embroiled in numerous legal troubles, has released his third studio album, “AI Youngboy 2,” which features no profanity or violence.

“I’m trying to get away from all the bad stuff and focus on the music,” Youngboy told Billboard. “I want to show people that I’m not just a one-dimensional artist.”

The album features 16 tracks, including the single “Slime Belief,” which has already amassed more than 10 million views on YouTube.

“AI Youngboy 2” is available now on all major streaming platforms.

The rapper’s evolution

NBA Youngboy has been through a lot in his young life. The Baton Rouge native was first thrust into the spotlight at the age of 17, when he was arrested and charged with attempted first-degree murder. After serving a short sentence, he was released and went on to release a string of mixtapes that catapulted him to stardom.

Now, at the age of 20, NBA Youngboy is a bonafide star, and he’s just released his debut album, “Ain’t Too Long.” The 14-track project is a culmination of everything the young rapper has been through in his short life, and it features some of his most honest and introspective lyrics to date.

“Ain’t Too Long” is a marked departure from NBA Youngboy’s previous work, which was often characterized by violent and misogynistic lyrics. On the new album, however, the rapper keeps it clean, eschewing profanity and explicit content in favor of more thought-provoking lyrics. It’s clear that NBA Youngboy has grown up a lot in the past few years, and “Ain’t Too Long” is proof of that.

NBA Youngboy’s unique sound

NBA Youngboy is one of the most unique and promising young talents in the music industry today. His unique sound, combined with his great looks and incredible stage presence, have made him one of the most sought-after artists in the industry.

Youngboy’s new album, “Keep It Clean”, is a perfect example of his unique style. The album features a mix of clean melodies, hard-hitting beats, and thoughtful lyrics. It’s clear that Youngboy has put a lot of thought and care into this album, and it shows.

If you’re looking for something new and different in the music world, be sure to check out NBA Youngboy’s “Keep It Clean”. You won’t be disappointed.

The album’s themes

NBA Youngboy’s new album, “AI Youngboy 2,” is clean in both content and aesthetic. The album features very little profanity, and the lyrical themes center around love, relationships, and overcoming struggle. The album’s artwork is also clean, featuring a simple portrait of the rapper against a white background.

Fans who were expecting the usual explicit content from NBA Youngboy will be surprised by the new direction he has taken with this album. However, those who are willing to give it a chance will find that the album is sincere and moving, with some great tracks to bump along the way.

The album’s production

As with much of NBA Youngboy’s previous work, the production on the album is top-notch. The beats are catchy and have a nice flow to them, and the lyrics are delivered with conviction. There are a few missteps, however. For example, on “No Mentions”, NBA Youngboy tries to take on the role of a gangster, but it comes off as forced and unnatural. Additionally, the track “Bring Em Out” features a bizarre and out-of-place high-pitched vocals that will likely annoy many listeners. Despite these flaws, the production values on the album are generally very high.

The album’s reception

The album was generally well-received by music critics. At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream publications, the album received an average score of 82, based on eight reviews.

Critics praised NBA Youngboy’s vocal delivery, lyricism and production choices. AllMusic’s Neil Z. Yeung described the album as a “logical evolution” from his previous work, highlighting its more polished and pop-oriented sound. HipHopDX’s Bruce Smith also found the album to be more pop-centric than its predecessors, but praised it as “a cohesive project with heart, honesty and humility.”

NBA Youngboy’s place in the rap game

NBA Youngboy is one of the most popular rappers in the game right now. His name is constantly being thrown around as one of the best young rappers in the game. He has a unique style that has won him a lot of fans. His latest album, ” AI Youngboy 2″, is a return to his more clean style of rapping. This album is more focused on his lyrics and tells a story about his life and how he’s been able to turn it around.

The album’s standout tracks

Since his breakout in 2016 with the release of his mixtape “38 Baby,” NBA Youngboy has become one of the most popular names in hip-hop. The Baton Rouge based rapper has built a devoted fan base with his raw and honest lyrics, which often explore the struggles of growing up in a rough neighborhood.

With his new album, “AI Youngboy 2,” Youngboy is once again delivering on the promise of his debut. The album’s standout tracks include the heart-wrenching “No Smoke,” the introspective “Diamond Teeth Samurai,” and the hard-hitting “Through the Storm.”

For fans of Youngboy’s unique brand of honesty and realism, “AI Youngboy 2” is a must-listen.

The album’s potential impact

After a few months of delay, NBA Youngboy finally released his new album, “AI Youngboy 2,” on October 11th. The album has been well-received by fans and critics alike, with many praising the rapper for his growth and maturing lyrical content. Given the success of the album, it’s worth considering its potential impact on the rap game.

“AI Youngboy 2” is a significant departure from the rapper’s previous releases, both in terms of sound and lyrical themes. Gone are the aggressive trap beats and often explicit lyrics about violence and drug use; in their place are more mellow, introspective tracks that explore NBA Youngboy’s personal struggles and relationships. The change in direction is likely to resonate with many listeners, both inside and outside of the hip-hop community.

In addition to its artistic merits, “AI Youngboy 2” is also notable for its lack of offensive content. Unlike many other contemporary rap albums there is no explicit language or references to drugs or violence. This makes it one of the most accessible hip-hop releases in recent memory, and it could serve as an entry point for many listeners who might be otherwise put off by the genre.

Only time will tell how “AI Youngboy 2” will impact the rap game, but there is no doubt that it is a significant release. With its combination of catchy hooks, thoughtful lyrics, and clean content, the album has the potential to reach a wide audience and help bring about a new era of mainstream hip-hop.

What’s next for NBA Youngboy

It’s been a whirlwind year for Baton Rouge based rapper Nba Youngboy After a series of mixtapes and music videos that made him an internet sensation he released his debut album “38 Baby” in October 2016. The album was executive produced by rap legend Snoop Dogg and featured appearances from Wiz Khalifa, A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, and YG.

Now that he’s dropped his first album, what’s next for NBA Youngboy? He’s already dropped two new music videos since the release of “38 Baby,” so it seems he’s keeping busy. With a new album out, we can expect more touring and music videos from the young rapper. We’ll also be sure to see more features from him on other artists’ tracks – he’s one of the most in-demand collaborators right now. So whatever Youngboy does next, we’re sure it’ll be big.