The intro, “trademark USA” showcases another example of this with hard-hitting drums and a wild beat switch that Baby Keem raps effortlessly over, as he basically flaunts his success. The singles set the tone for an album trying to push the envelope of trap music and is very clearly meant for mosh pits. Kendrick comes in after another beat switch and proves he hasn’t lost an ounce of what made him big in the first place.

'Family Ties,' which is the most electrifying song on the album, is led with colossal horns, head-bobbing beat switches, and a Keem verse that doesn’t end, but in the best way possible.

The album was off to a booming start with ominous singles such as “Durag Activity” with Travis Scott providing one of his most impressive features in recent memory and 'Family Ties' with Kendrick Lamar teasing his PGlang label. After collaborations with household names of Travis Scott, Kanye West, and his cousin Kendrick Lamar, Baby Keem was poised to drop something memorable with The Melodic Blue.