42 Dugg Does It “One Time” For The Real Ones On New Single

Since May 5 of last year, 42 Dugg has been imprisoned on charges of failing to surrender for a six-month jail sentence due to illegal gun possession. As far as recent updates, the Detroit rapper received a one-year sentence and often provides updates and new music releases from behind bars. This time around, he released a new single called “One Time,” dedicated to the people that never snitched in their court cases. Overall, it’s quite timely lyrical matter, and one that he delivers with a lot of passion and energy on this cut. More than anything, he continues to prove himself as a skilled and expressive MC with a lot to say and a very unique vocal tone to do so.

To start with the instrumental, it builds around dramatic strings and hard-hitting drums, filled with the usual claps, bells, and whistles of Detroit production. Given the fact that 42 Dogg’s delivery is ear-catching enough, his beats usually leave a lot of room for him to dominate. That’s certainly the case on “One Time” as well, where a few melodic elements come in and out of the song with ease. As far as the track’s pace, it’s a shorter track centered with a big verse, and the drums keep up a fast energy. Overall, it’s one of the more engaging cuts to come from the 28-year-old in quite some time, which is exciting for his musical future.

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42 Dugg’s “One Time” Music Video

Lyrically, the Last Ones Left artist delivers plenty of sharp and menacing lines directed at his enemies. In addition, he amps up his vocal delivery at a lot of points, giving the track a nice sense of dynamism. Despite his harsh prison conditions, it seems like he’s still got a grip of keeping his career in check by dropping the best material possible. If you haven’t heard “One Time” yet, find it on your preferred streaming service and check out notable lines below. Also, stay up to date on HNHH for the latest news and updates on 42 Dugg.

Quotable Lyrics
Them poles used to kill sixes, they killin’ fives now
Quit tellin’ n***as I been trippin’, I’m on my Ps and Qs
Dre keep fallin’ asleep on me, I think he need some juice
Say I don’t need no auto tune, just bring me all the blues

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Nav Goes Back To Back With New Videos For ‘One Time’ And ‘Never Sleep’

Nav has been applying heavy pressure ever since the release of his latest album Demons Protected By Angels. In an effort similar to Drake’s 2015 smash diss record “Back To Back,” he has shared new videos over the last two days for “One Time” featuring Don Toliver and Future, and one of the lead singles “Never Sleep” featuring Lil Baby and Travis Scott.”

“One Time” opens with Toliver sitting on the roof of a Buick in the desert while singing the hook. Women walk past him and enter a desolate bar before the video transitions to Nav sitting in a motel room with a woman laying on the bed next to him. Future later appears on television, rapping in front of a beaten-down home.

“Never Sleep” follows the Toronto rapper through a fun night in Las Vegas. Scott appears in place of Abraham Lincoln on the back of a penny while performing his portion of the record, before appearing on a jumbotron and on a playing card. Nav shrinks his size and raps atop the blackjack table with chips scattered around him before Lil Baby appears, sitting atop a stack of chips while getting his bars off. The Weeknd also appears in the video, laughing next to Nav as they play blackjack.

These records follow Nav’s video for “Lost Me” featuring Realest K which was released on Saturday, just a day after Demons Protected By Angels was shared with the world.

Check out the video for “One Time” above and “Never Sleep” here.

Demons Protected By Angels is out now via XO and Republic. Listen here.