EBK JaayBo – “Death Bedz”
Every EBK JaayBo track is like its own therapy session. On “Death Bedz,” over a smooth West Coast flip of Powfu’s “Death Bed” by producer MoneyBagMonte, the Stockton, California rapper ruminates on the past, present, and future. Like so much of his music, it focuses on his numbness and his inability to feel: “I question God like a million times/Still alive and still breathing, but feel dead inside,” he raps. Later he says, “I keep it on me for my safety please don’t judge me for it,” offsetting his threats with pleas for forgiveness. It’s so honest and open that it almost feels invasive.
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