Directed by Unkle Luc, the video features a cinematic look at street life and was premiered by The FADER .
Mentions moving a mother out of public housing ( "the 'jects" ) as a primary motivation for street work. Cultural Presence Trap Niggas
The track inspired various freestyles and covers, including a notable version by Fetty Wap . Directed by Unkle Luc, the video features a
The hook famously repeats, "God blessin' all the trap niggas," suggesting a divine protection or acknowledgement of those living in high-risk environments. Directed by Unkle Luc
Mixtape release in March 2015; DS2 release in July 2015. Producer: Produced by Southside of 808 Mafia . Tempo & Key: 108 BPM in the key of F Minor. Duration: 3:03 to 3:05 minutes. Lyrical Themes & Impact