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The King of Profanity is back. This man makes music that deserves something stronger than an R+18 rating! Never been one to appear soft or, dare I say, âsubtleâ, heâs the one whoâs sonically kicking d...
May 5, 2026
#HipHop #Underground#NamNitty
The King of Profanity is back. This man makes music that deserves something stronger than an R+18 rating! Never been one to appear soft or, dare I say, âsubtleâ, heâs the one whoâs sonically kicking down every door and line to be crossed, and with this new one, heâs on his
BANDIT SHIT! (Again)
This is the brand-new album by Producer
/MC Nam Nitty and features an array of different MCâs such as
-Joh Digg$
-Enzo Globe
-The Bad Seed
-Da 808 Babiez
-Rah Sun
-PillzBury
-Kaeson Skrilla
-I.I Fresh
Man, letâs discuss the production first. The one thing Iâve realised about his style of beats is that itâs a one-of-a-kind experience that you donât get anywhere else. Heâs like a self-contained hip-hop bomb that youâll feel the full force of after time passes without listening to him; his music hits you like a whirlwind of loose shrapnel, debris, and random objects flying around! Itâs a disorienting feeling that becomes addictive because heâs so intense till the last second is over.
Even when heâs trying to be soulful (like on -FUCK YA LIFE), he still raps his brutal, deep tone bars on top of it with those non-subtle adlibs that do the same effect as a WSG listening experience! You could hear the more angelic beats youâve ever heard but doubled down with gritty explosions!
On this album, we hear what could be his most consistent, crisp, and crucial instrumentals weâve heard from him yet! This one feels mainstream (in the sense that it feels big, bold, and professional) in the executions.
This feels like a hip-hop album youâd hear in the late 90s East Coast era back when being hardcore and the most abrasive possible was the mission statement, and this album delivers on that front maybe more than a lot of records that even came out in the day!
And actually, kind of runs the same course. A lot of those albums had the same familiar features to indulge the album as Namâs does with the same brothers lending their hand at maintaining the energy!
Although very tough, gun to my head if I had to choose a favourite track it would have to be -GODâS FAVOURITE that intro track went fucking ballistic! Talk about the perfect way to start the record! Itâs tough, rough and that chorus? âIf a N donât grind then a N donât eat!â Thatâs my mentality to a tee so I was fucking with that part as well! And Johnâs feature verse topped it all off!
As far as the MC work goes Iâd describe this album like I would the rest âif itâs not broken donât fix itâ because a lot of his albums which highlight the same names might sound repetitive to some but for me this type of music isnât something you hear every day and so on the occasions I do listen to it, itâs definitely a vibe! One that can make you feel like you just consumed two energy drinks at the same time!
Nam himself feels a lot more ruthless than I remember him. His verses feel more powerful and precise, his wordplay and penmanship has improved with a lot of memorable brash one-liners that I fucked with heavily!
Of course the other members of the conglomerate who have had more than enough experience alongside Nam have perfected their feature parts to the point of absolute precision! They are an extension of Nam at this point and they do justice to the atmosphere, high quality in flow and energy!
Each person has their role and positions to play in the album, each has their own specific relationship with Nam and each has their own characteristics that make them unique and in turn create a more lively performance by everyone!
Youâre listening to a handful of different MCâs and not just a clone of the same one. Nothing worse when that happens but thankfully itâs never happened here, itâs like when you listen to Wu Tang you can identify each member or Army Of The Pharaohs each has their own distinctive style and voice and the same can be said here!
Once again, make sure you check out this mammoth of an album. Itâs got beats that will make you break your neck head bumping. Performances that will turn your local bank into a business opportunityâ and a vibe you wonât get anywhere else!
So peep it down below now!
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