YG Releases “Stay Dangerous” LP

    Compton takes center stage once again via the release of YG’s new album, Stay Dangerous.

    The West Coast rhymer’s third LP is a 15-track follow-up to 2016’s critically acclaimed Still Brazy. Guests on the album include 2 Chainz, Nicki Minaj, Big Sean, Mozzy, A$AP Rocky, Ty Dolla $ign, YoungBoy Never Broke Again and Jay 305.

    Check out YG’s Stay Dangerous stream, cover art and tracklist below.

    1. 10 Times
    2. Bullletproof f. Jay 305
    3. Handgun f. A$AP Rocky
    4. Suu Whoop
    5. Can’t Get In Kanada
    6. Too Cocky
    7. Big Bank f. 2 Chainz, Big Sean and Nicki Minaj
    8. Power f. Ty Dolla $ign
    9. Slay f. Quavo
    10. 666 f. YoungBoy Never Broke Again
    11. Too Brazy f. Mozzy
    12. Pussy Money Fame
    13. Deeper Than Rap
    14. Free The Homies Interlude
    15. Bomptown Finest

    [This post has been updated. The following was originally published on June 25, 2018.]

    Compton rapper YG kept up the momentum from his BET Awards performance on Sunday (June 24) with a major album announcement on the ‘Gram.

    Hours after performing “Big Bank” with Nicki Minaj, 2 Chainz, and Big Sean at the annual awards show, YG revealed an August release date for his Stay Dangerous album on social media.

    “STAY DANGEROUS. AUGUST 3rd 2018,” YG wrote in the caption to a photo of himself and Meek Mill.

    The announcement also came on the weekend YG released the music video for “Big Bank,” which is slated to appear on Stay Dangerous, along with the previously released Suu Whoop single.

    The upcoming August 3 release of Stay Dangerous comes over two years after YG dropped his last studio album, Still Brazy.

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    22 thoughts on “YG Releases “Stay Dangerous” LP

      1. Yeah, he’s like Snoop, there’s little skill in their ability to rap, but they’re smooth and nice about it.

          1. Snoop can rap his ass off lol? Snoop has FAR more trash albums Than good ones, only one classic, and just a couple of nice others.

          1. I’m from 89 you tard, I’m also from LA, I grew up with nothing but the G funk. I have no idea how you tards even believe Snoop was was not a nice rapper. He has one of the smoothest voices, with a perfect flow, but his rap are weak. Without banging beats, he’s trash. Look at him now that Dre isn’t behind his production.

    1. I rather bang skeme, g perico and jay 305 recent songs with the same name, which are all so dope should be mixed into one track, unlike lameaa$$ activist yg whole album, thanks.

    2. Yeap..Yeap…YG was crazy then brazy and dangerous nice combination!?
      Looking forward to this…

    3. I actually like YG. He has a great gangster west coast flow. On this album, even with decent features etc, the beats are WAY too sterile. Shit sounds like it was made on a computer or some shit. Usually Mustards Beas are better, this time they are just sleepy. I can usually count on dude for 2-3 tracks an album that are dope. This one was straight disappointing. Just my opinion. I still check fro dude though (no homo). He needs to shit up with all that KaeperniFuckboy bullshit. Kind of lame and stupid.

    4. I like yg, he has some serious radio bangers in the past, this album just not good tho, it sounded like one producers did this whole album. Bompton finest was the only track I was feeling

    5. Wack album. His issue is DJ Mustard and wack beats. Mustard beats sound like he puts together loops from sample packs. YG’s best album was “Still Brazy,” the one without Mustard on it. Same with RJ, his best album was “Mr. LA,” the one without Mustard on it. He needed some more DJ Swish beats again.

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