Big Homiie G’s “Self Made Self Paid 2” record is an eight-track addition to the artist’s previously released “Self Made Self Paid” album. A rather eclectic new album’s collection consists of songs ranging from deep and meaningful “Be There” to “Hot,” where Big Homiie G uses lines like “don’t ask me shit about shit” over a suspenseful instrumental (which is also deep and meaningful but in a different way).
The lyrics are something to point out. There are various attention-catching lines throughout the record. For example, in “Be There,” theauthor creates an antithesis, starting the verse by talking about drugs he just took and moving on to thinking about family and responsibilities (“I’m out drunk, pills, and ‘shrooms, my body goin’ through the motions I’m in Miami by the ocean, thinkin’ bout my Uncle Bud (Yeah, yeah) … I gotta be there for my daughter, I gotta be there for my sons, I gotta be there for everybody need me”).
Another example would be “Us Pt. 2” with trashy lines like “my b*tch just text, she havin’ PTSD.”
One way or another, the artist is catching listeners’ attention through the lyrics.
The Album’s Instrumentals
Instrumentals also eclectic, though most are within the bounds of trap Hip Hop music. Something particular to point out is the increased originality of the songs. In the last review, I mentioned that the first part of “Self Made Self Paid” sounds like a compilation made by other artists instead of Big Homiie G’s record. This time it doesn’t.
Overall, the record is a solid pack of bangers describing the artist’s (or the album’s lyrical character’s) drug-induced, trashy, sometimes suspenseful routine. Many lyrics catch attention, though not many of them are necessarily catchy. The instrumentals also appear well-made and seemingly more eclectic than the last time. A seven out of ten
Listen to “Self Made Self Paid 2” Below
“Go Get Da Money”
Together with a new record, Big Homiie G also recently released a “Go Get Da Money” music video featuring Moneybagg Yo and Skilla Baby. In the clip, artists appear together with women, money, women counting money, etc.
