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Released on August 8, 2011, "Boyz N Da Hood" is a powerful mixtape collaboration between rapper Doe Boy and acclaimed producer Lex Luger, hosted by Trap-A-Holics. Premiered on LiveMixtapes, this project showcases a raw blend of street tales and hard-hitting beats, firmly planting Doe Boy in the trap music scene with Luger’s signature production style.
 
The mixtape starts with "Boyz N Da Hood (Intro)" followed by "Boyz N Da Hood (Intro Pt. 2)," both tracks setting a grim and gritty tone that resonates throughout the album. "Ricky," also produced by Lex Luger, dives deep into the harsh realities and risks of street life, underscored by Luger's intense, atmospheric beats.
 
"Ghost," featuring Hollywood Goonie, continues this theme, exploring themes of loyalty and survival against a backdrop of haunting melodies that enhance the track's visceral impact. The series of skits titled "Boyz N Da Hood" scattered throughout the mixtape, add a cinematic depth, weaving a narrative that complements the music.
 
"Real Talk" and "Be About That," featuring Goonie & Scrilla, stand out with their assertive lyrics and compelling storytelling, showcasing Doe Boy’s ability to convey authentic experiences and emotions. "Think I Give A F*ck" and "Don’t Mean To Brag" further amplify his defiant attitude and relentless spirit.
 
"Future Speaks" is a brief interlude that adds a stamp of endorsement from the fellow Atlantan, reinforcing Doe Boy's credibility in the trap scene. "Street Commandments" and "Exposed" return to Luger's hard-hitting production, with lyrics that lay out the unwritten rules of the streets and the consequences of living by them.
 
"Disaster," a collaboration with Moptop, and "You Not A Trapper" challenge pretenders and posers, emphasizing authenticity—a recurring theme in Doe Boy’s music. "Shout Out," featuring Nino Cahootz & K-Tee, is a nod to his crew and supporters, packed with energetic verses over a compelling beat by Luger and Southside.
 
The mixtape closes with tracks like "Swag School," "Death Row," and "Think About It," each adding layers to Doe Boy's persona—ranging from braggadocious anthems to introspective ruminations. The concluding track, "Boyz N Da Hood (Outro)," wraps up the project with a reflective recap of the themes covered, ending on a powerful note.
 
"Boyz N Da Hood" by Doe Boy and Lex Luger is a testament to the gritty, unapologetic nature of trap music. It's a project filled with raw energy, street wisdom, and relentless beats that not only define Doe Boy’s early style but also highlight Lex Luger’s influence on the genre. This mixtape remains a crucial piece for fans of hardcore rap and serves as a blueprint for the trap music movement that dominated the following decade.

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Boyz N Da Hood

Boyz N Da Hood (Intro)

Boyz N Da Hood (Intro Pt. 2) [Prod. By Lex Luger]

Ricky [Prod. By Lex Luger]

Ghost [Prod. By Lex Luger]

Skit 1 (Boyz N Da Hood)

Real Talk [Prod. By Doughboy Beatz]

Be About That [Prod. By Lex Luger]

Think I Give A F*ck [Prod. By 2Tall]

Future Speaks

Don't Mean To Brag [Prod. By Jokaa On The Beat]

Street Commandments [Prod. By Doughboy Beatz]

Skit 2 (Boyz N Da Hood)

Exposed [Prod. By Lex Luger]

Disaster [Prod. By Lex Luger & Kritical]

Skit 3 (Boyz N Da Hood)

You Not A Trapper [Prod. By Southside]

Shout Out [Prod. By Lex Luger & Southside]

No Pen No Pad (Freestyle)

Str8 From Da Block [Prod. By Lex Luger]

Skit 4 (Boyz N Da Hood)

Swag School [Prod. By Lex Luger]

Death Row [Prod. By Lex Luger]

Think About It [Prod. By Lex Luger]

Squad Up [Prod. By Lex Luger]

Lego Of My Dick [Prod. By 2Tall]

Boyz N Da Hood (Outro)

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