Tee Grizzley Recounts His Troubled Past On “All I Wanna Do”

Tee Grizzley has some pretty underrated skills and one of them is his ability to get reflective. “First Day Out,” his 2017 breakout hit, should have told us this from the start. However, given that his themes usually revolve around street violence and gang activity, it’s gotten lost in the shuffle for us to some degree. But Tee Grizzley is here to remind us of this skill on one of his new songs, “All I Wanna Do.” This lands on the Detroit rapper, singer, and songwriter’s brand-new album, Post Traumatic.

One thing we have praised this record for so far is some of the chances it takes. While it might not sound like much, Grizzley isn’t one to rap over soul samples. He does that on “All I Wanna Do” and it sounds really good, so we are hoping for more of this in the future. On this 2:06 cut, the hitmaker raps in first and third person about his troubled past, including his lengthy prison sentence. He uses these experiences as life lessons, and he expresses how he wants to be inspiration for his close friends. “My street niggas, let me be your motivation / You can make it, I was broke before, I’m talkin’ so hungry that I was shakin’ (Man).” It’s a moving track and one of our favorites so far.

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“All I Wanna Do” – Tee Grizzley

Quotable Lyrics:

Deep thinkin’ off this Rod Wave
Brodie been gone for ten years, he down to five days, n****, uh
They sent him off to prison, gave him a long time
I can’t cap, he probably needed that alone time
Focused on his goals now, realized he a gold mine
Told him he wasn’t s***, but he was great the whole time

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Tee Grizzley Links With XXL Freshman Hunxho For Braggadocious “I Ain’t Sorry”

One of Detroit’s stalwarts, Tee Grizzley, is has returned with a new album in the form of Post Traumatic. This album comes at an exciting time for one of Detroit’s biggest stars, as he just got married! Congratulations to the MC and his lovely wife! We are wishing them the best moving forward. As for the album, this comes on the heels of November 20203’s Tee’s Coney Island and it’s subsequent deluxe. Leading up to Post Traumatic, there were quite a few singles, including collaborations. But there’s a new joint track between Tee Grizzley and Hunxho that were liking quite a bit.

Believe it or not, this is their second track together, with “Uh Huh” being the other example. This another big moment for Hunxho, as the Atlanta native was just selected to the 2024 XXL Freshman class. Furthermore, he was an opener for Sexxy Red on her latest tour, Sexyy Red 4 President. Overall, we feel that “I Ain’t Sorry”, there newest offering is much stronger than its predecessor. From mixing to the performances, it’s vast improvement in all aspects. Be sure to give Tee and Hunxho’s song, as well as Post Traumatic a listen.

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“I Ain’t Sorry” – Tee Grizzley & Hunxho

Quotable Lyrics:

You ain’t gon’ see me f***in’ with n****s at all, these n****s suck too much d**k (B****-a**)
My car too fast, my gun shoot fast, my b**** too bad, lil’ n**** (Lil’ boy)
My secondary crib two million (Two million)
You can hit a n**** mama when you richer (You can)
Back the f*** up, n****, you ain’t with us (B****)
Get your head knocked off, go against us (F***)

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Tee Grizzley Unveils Deeply Personal Album ‘Post Traumatic’

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Today, Detroit rapper Tee Grizzley releases his highly anticipated album Post Traumatic via Grizzley Gang/300 Entertainment. This 24-track project marks a powerful transformation in Tee’s career, diving into his trials and triumphs and offering a raw, therapeutic experience. Post Traumatic reflects Tee’s journey from pain to healing, addressing his life’s hardships through sincere lyrics and emotional storytelling.

Tee introduces the album with the music video for “Robbery 8,” the latest installment in his fan-favorite series, viewed by millions. The album also features standout collaborations, including “I Know” with Fridayy, where Tee channels his pain into melody, and “Situationship” with Mariah The Scientist, a soulful guitar-laced track. Other collaborations include G Herbo on “Swerve” and Baby Grizzley on “Pop Shit.”

With Post Traumatic, Tee Grizzley proves that second chances and reform are possible.

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