A Boogie wit da Hoodie is the professional moniker of US rapper Artist Julius Dubose. The native of New York City was born during December of 1995. In 2017 the project “The Bigger Artist”...
Monica Lewinsky, as you may already know, is the lady who, as a White House intern during the 1990s, had an infamous sexual relationship with then-President Bill Clinton. Actually, the relationship in and of itself...
Metro Boomin is one of those types of producers who has proven popular and successful enough to headline tracks himself and regularly feature top-notch vocalists. For example, he’s billed as the main artist of this...
“Take Shots” can be taken as A Boogie and Tory Lanez’ version of a love song. The title is in fact a reference to boozing. And as relayed, the vocalists seem to idealize romantic interests who themselves...
“24 Hours” is a love song, though from a modern-mainstream hip-hop perspective. What that basically means is that dudes can’t just be like ‘I love you’ and simply drop metaphors centered on that idea. Instead there...
In this song, A Boogie presents himself purely as a bona fide streetwise individual. In fact it can be concluded that if he wasn’t preoccupied with his music career, he’d probably be out on the...
“Luv Is Art” is a song in which A Boogie wit da Hoodie alongside fellow rapper Lil Uzi Very basically rhyme about two different subject matters. A Boogie’s primary focus is on his romantic relationship...
Apparently the reason that A Boogie wit da Hoodie decided to name this tune “Cinderella Story” is because the addressee, the woman whom he is absolutely smitten with, has an affinity for “Cinderella stories”. Also...
The overall theme of “Me and My Guitar” is A Boogie lamenting over specific factors in his life which are leading to his depression. More specifically he is addressing his ex-girlfriend. And you can say that...
Running numbers is a popular colloquial term which is used to refer to illegal-lottery schemes which are run by organized-crime syndicates. And in the chorus of this song, Roddy Ricch mentions that he and his collaborators...
