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Leo Season Freestyle (Prod. Kanye West)

It's Your Birthday, Huh? (Prod. Dviousmindz & Naww G)
EIt's Your Birthday, Huh? (Prod. Dviousmindz & Naww G) by Naww G
Black European (Prod. Hit-Boy & The Alchemist)

New York S***. (Prod. James the Saint)
ENew York S***. (Prod. James the Saint) by Naww G
Elijah Rock w/ Mahalia Jackson (Prod. Phantom Plugg & Naww G)

The YsUp Game (feat. Jay-Z)
EThe "YsUp Game Anthem" is the powerful theme song for the groundbreaking educational platform, YsUp Game. This dynamic track features a stellar verse from the game's visionary founder, Naww G, also known as Najee Jeremiah, and an unforgettable hook performed by the legendary Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter, the first investor in this revolutionary initiative. Jay-Z's hook reverberates through the track, declaring YsUp Game as a game for the kings, celebrating the empowerment and elevation of students into leaders. Naww G's verse dives deep into the mission of YsUp, highlighting the importance of curiosity and peer-to-peer education. Together, their voices create a motivational anthem that resonates with the game's core values of knowledge, empowerment, and community. The YsUp Game is more than just an educational tool; it's a movement designed to transform the way students engage with learning. By encouraging students to ask more questions and take on the role of teachers themselves, the game fosters a collaborative and inquisitive learning environment. The anthem captures this spirit with a beat that energizes and lyrics that inspire.

MOONLIGHT (Prod. Burnsey)
EMOONLIGHT (Prod. Burnsey) by Naww G

The Corner (Prod. Sincere Noble & DviousMindz)
EThe Corner (Prod. Sincere Noble & DviousMindz) by Naww G
Doggy Style. (Prod. rémdolla) (Explicit)
Guess, Now I'm Poppin'?! (Prod. Kofi Cooks)

Grandma Song
EGrandma Song by Naww G

Nigga Man. (Prod. Dviousmindz)
ENigga Man. (Prod. Dviousmindz) by Naww G
think and grow rich (Prod. Byrdprduce)
don't wanna go (100K Version)

Howard China (Uber Eats) (Prod. Hit-Boy)
EHoward China (Uber Eats) (Prod. Hit-Boy) by Naww G
J's B The Cleanest (feat. Shabazz)
M.I.A. (Prod. $irwave)
The Unrevealed Mindset (Skit)

The Party (feat. Chairman Fred Hampton) (Prod. Ydot)
EThe Party (feat. Chairman Fred Hampton) (Prod. Ydot) by Naww G

Biggie Smalls - Without You Freestyle (Prod. Dr. Dre) (Unreleased) (1996)
EBiggie Smalls - Without You Freestyle (Prod. Dr. Dre) (Unreleased) (1996) by Naww G
Barbados (from “The World Album ♁ — One Song per Country”
Living Legend (Free Billy Bang)

U Fumbled That (Prod. Wheezy & Hennedy)
E“U Fumbled That” is Naww G in full control—confident, reflective, and unbothered. Over a classic Wheezy hip-hop beat laced with modern flair, Naww G flips the heartbreak narrative into a victory lap. The production knocks with hard drums and soulful undertones, setting the stage for verses that blend self-worth, humor, and street-grown wisdom. Lyrically, Naww G uses the metaphor of a football fumble to describe missed opportunities in love and life. “You fumbled that, I ain’t running back” becomes both a warning and a mantra—a declaration of independence and self-respect. His flow moves effortlessly between vintage ’90s cadence and new-school charisma, calling back to Biggie and Cole while carving his own lane. By the time the final hook hits, “U Fumbled That” feels like a statement piece: a record about letting go, leveling up, and never chasing what isn’t meant for you.
Realness (Prod. Metro Boomin)

Bigger Pimpin' (Prod. Tay Keith)
EBigger Pimpin' (Prod. Tay Keith) by Naww G

Getting Racks (Prod. Naww G)
EGetting Racks (Prod. Naww G) by Naww G

Thirty-Three (Prod. Dviousmindz)
EThirty-Three (Prod. Dviousmindz) by Naww G

Humble Yourself
EHumble Yourself by Naww G

Big Payback
EBig Payback by Naww G

“The Long Island Zoo” LP 2023 (Available on NawwG.com)
E“The Long Island Zoo” LP 2023 (Available on NawwG.com) by Naww G
Do It Again (Prod. Dviousmindz)
Boondocks (100K Version)
Heart Machine (Prod. Dviousmindz) [F# minor, 90 BPM]
Gun Feuds (Prod. Dviousmindz) [D minor, 88 BPM]
Headshot (Prod. PK) [C# minor, 78 BPM]
RIP (Prod. Bvtman) [F minor, 73 BPM]
Somebody Choose (Prod. Dviousmindz) [B minor, 146 BPM]

Get Drunk With Me (Last Call Song) (Prod. Beatbusta) [G minor, 87 BPM]
E"Get Drunk With Me" by Naww G is a lively last call song from the album "The Long Island Zoo". Produced by Beatbusta, the song has a catchy danceable beat at 87 BPM in G minor, similar to Timbaland's style. The lyrics are all about having a good time and getting drunk with someone, with Naww G inviting the listener to drink Henny and enjoy the moment. He talks about his confidence, Leo sign, and attraction to someone in a sundress. The song ends with a final chorus repeating the invitation to "Get drunk with me".

The Ten Rap Commandments (Prod. Beatbusta) [A minor, 82 BPM]
E"The Booklet (Ten Rap Commandments)" by Naww G Produced by Beatbusta is a rap song that pays homage to The Notorious B.I.G's "Ten Crack Commandments." The song lays out 10 rules for survival as a rapper in the rap industry, where violence and jealous adversaries are commonplace. Naww G warns other rappers to stay away from the wrong people, not to beef over small things, and to keep a low profile when it comes to their whereabouts. The song also stresses the importance of carrying a weapon for protection and not getting too comfortable in their own success. The chorus emphasizes the importance of following these rules to avoid becoming a victim of violence or losing everything they've worked for. The track is driven by a hard-hitting beat produced by Beatbusta, and Naww G delivers the lyrics with a confident and aggressive flow. Overall, "The Booklet (Ten Rap Commandments)" is a cautionary tale that provides practical advice for aspiring rappers to survive and thrive in the rap industry.

Devil's Creek (South Africa Tribute) (feat. Lowkey Smash) (Prod. Jado Styles) [A♭ minor, 91 BPM]
E"Devil's Creek (South Africa Tribute)" by Naww G featuring Lowkey Smash is a powerful tribute to the struggles faced by Africans in South Africa and African-Americans. The song highlights how the standard of living in America is higher than in South Africa, but the latter is the real "hood" that has shaped the artists' perspective on life. The track features a jazzy instrumentation and a chorus of sampled vocals that elevate the overall mood of the song. Naww G's verse paints a vivid picture of the harsh realities of life in South Africa, where people have to struggle to survive, and where the crime rate is high. He talks about how people are often forced to resort to violence to survive and how he keeps a tooly on his waist and a disguise on his face to protect himself. Lowkey Smash's verse is equally powerful, describing how life is a struggle and how he has to fight his demons while staying strong. The chorus, which is sampled from an unidentified source, provides a haunting backdrop to the song, reinforcing the message of struggle and pain. The track's overall production by Jado Styles is impressive, with a smooth jazzy beat that compliments the lyrics and elevates the mood of the song. In summary, "Devil's Creek (South Africa Tribute)" is a thought-provoking and powerful song that shines a light on the struggles faced by people living in South Africa and African-Americans. The track's jazzy instrumentation and powerful lyrics make it a must-listen for anyone interested in socially conscious music.
The Zone (feat. Lil Yachty)
Think Good Thoughts (Prod. Dviousmindz)

Shame On Me (featuring Buddy Lofton) (Prod. BOGER)
E"Shame On Me" by Naww G featuring Buddy Lofton is a powerful track that blends classical and Hip Hop elements to create a unique sound. Led by a mix of brass and violin instruments, the song's production provides a grand and cinematic feel, perfectly complementing the artists' raw and honest lyrics. In the hook, Naww G emphasizes the importance of staying true to oneself, warning that doing it for the fame is not worth it. In the verse, he talks about the struggles and sacrifices he's made to get where he is and reflects on the value of hard work and dedication. Buddy Lofton's feature adds an extra layer of depth to the track, with his smooth delivery and introspective lyrics. Overall, "Shame On Me" is a thought-provoking and powerful song that showcases Naww G and Buddy Lofton's skills as both artists and storytellers.
Target Freestyle (Prod. Dviousmindz)
Do Not Disturb (Prod. Dviousmindz)

Give Myself A Hug (Prod. Dviousmindz) [B♭ minor, 81 BPM]
E"Give Myself A Hug" by Naww G is an introspective and emotive track that speaks to the importance of self-love. The song is a reminder that in the process of loving others, it's easy to forget to give ourselves the same amount of care and attention. With a smooth and soulful beat, Naww G's heartfelt lyrics convey the struggle of balancing selflessness with the need for self-love. The chorus, "Give myself a hug, I need it more than anyone else," highlights the importance of taking time to prioritize oneself and embrace self-love. The song is a powerful ode to the value of self-care and encourages listeners to prioritize their own well-being. "Give Myself A Hug" is a must-listen for anyone who needs a reminder to prioritize self-love and care in their lives.