In a recent fiery freestyle on Sway In The Morning, Shady Records signee Boogie cleverly stated, “alienated and spaced out I’m screaming like, ‘beam me up’/ I see the rap niggas, I see ‘em teamin’ up/ that’s why I be lyin’ about linkin’ up/ if you ain’t Reason or J.I.D don’t bring ‘em up.” The Compton-born rapper was basically saying that he didn’t work this hard to get in the game for counterfeit industry relationships. As a matter of fact, Boogie reiterates the same sentiment in a scorching track from his highly anticipated debut album, Everythings For Sale.

Titled after the South of Hollywood, which is only a half hour away from Boogie’s hometown, “Soho” clearly displays how he and his aforementioned Dreamville buddy are proud members of the anti-social social club. Just look at the chorus: “please no more meetings at soho, please no more thinking we bro bros.”

At first, I thought the name of the song stood for Soho, my favorite hotspot in NYC, because that really is where friends (and secret foes) link up for meetings...or window shopping. In any case, this clearly is a sign for you to cop my hoodie already (haha).

While you’re contemplating the purchase, check out Soho’s visual below:

“Off Deez” might actually be J.I.D’s very first publicly released song with a J. Cole feature.

Destin (yeah, I just spilled his government name) felt that he wasn’t ready to receive a coveted verse from Dreamville’s head honcho on his 2017 debut album, The Never Story. Furthermore, the rising spitter wanted to fully express his come-up to the world alone. After one full year—filled with countless fiery freestyles and memorable performances (please go watch his appearance on COLORS)—the East Atlanta native has leveled up, and is now preparing to release his sophomore effort with a little help from several musical heavyweights...and yes, Jermaine is certainly not left out.

Produced by ChaseTheMoney, the Cole-assisted banger is from J.I.D’s forthcoming project Dicaprio 2, which is slated to drop on November 26th, 2018. I honestly have no words to describe how scorching this track is. All I can say is that if you had any doubts about why J. Cole signed this dude (seemingly out of nowhere), they will cease to exist after hearing it.

Check out the chune for yourself below: