Why is Dyemond Lewis so nice? Why is Dirty Sanchez so nice? That's all I was left asking myself after playing Dyemond's new cut, Trynna Fuck Me Over ft. Dirty Sanchez over and over again. And I still don't know why. They just are.
Trynna Fuck Me Over keeps Dyemond and Dirty on this clear path to a superior musical plane. TFMO musically was dope and inventive for me personally. I thought the way Dyemond Lewis spits is like he's reminiscing about something. The way he flows hit my ear like he was telling a tale about how much better he is than everyone. And all the people trying to do him dirty is a result of their hate, bringing him to have this cold stature that exists in him and his music. It was saucy. Dyemond's way of rapping matched with Dirty's rapping so well that they both walked out of this track unscathed and unbothered by the ones trying to do them dirty. Dirty Sanchez's verse was that of a true fiend. He was ready to take every last person down with an amalgamation of the dirt and foolery people step to them with. It was savagery in bars and I loved it. It sounded dope as hell and worked with that beat so well that the tale elements were being lived.
I don't know who produced Trynna Fuck Me Over, but damn this beat is nice as hell. The prancing notes from the flute are as unphased as Dyemond Lewis and Dirty Sanchez are, truly giving that storytime feeling through the sound. The double knock of those drums throw in that authority. This beat expresses the same feelings as Dyemond and Dirty and that was cold. Trynna Fuck Me Over isn't an ordinary song that drops on any ordinary day, this joint is a look into the future musically of Dyemond x Dirty. And if it's gonna sound like this, then I'm with it till the end.
Listen to Trynna Fuck Me Over below.
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