Juelz Santana “God Will’n” Mixtape Download & Stream

February 25, 2013 Medieval Beatz no comments yet Celebrity, Entertainment, Hip Hop Chronicles, Mixtapes, Music, TV Bad Guy, Blog That, Dipset, Future, God Will'n mixtape, God Willin mixtape, Harlem, Juelz Santana, Juelz Santana mixtape, Lil Wayne, Lloyd Banks, Meek Mill, mixtape, New York, rapper, Rick Ross, Wale, Wiz Khalifa

Juelz Santana’s anticipated mixtape, “God Will’n” features a ton of artists, including Lil Wayne, Lloyd Banks, Wale, Future, Wiz Khalifa, Rick Ross & Meek Mill.

Not too long ago, Dipset rapper Juelz Santana had more nutso style and young-hyena energy than almost anyone else on New York’s rap scene, but crew infighting, label politics, and maybe a hint of general lethargy have stalled him out in recent years. God Will’n attempts to recapture that vicious swagger in grand fashion, by roping in just about every notable big-money rapper of the moment and tapping into the hard hitting drum production that’s taken over the highest levels of rap lately.

“It’s hard being a real nigga when these niggas got bitch tendencies / Female emotions, I can’t waste my energy / For them I got that remedy, kill ‘em with success / Royalty is my pedigree, too fresh to be stressed / But thank God for memories, God willing I’m blessed / My comeback’s they penalty, these haters gon’ be upset.”

Diehard fans of Juelz will be pleased to know that the Harlem native hasn’t lost his ferocity on the microphone, with tracks like “Bad Guy” and the Jahlil Beats-laced “Nobody’s Safe” marking his return with a bullet. Proving he’s up on the latest trends, Juelz playfully handles business on “Blog That” rapping, “I ball even when it’s halftime / Your bitch call, it’s that time / I’m lit like a candle, she tryin’ to get her wax on.”

With a guest seemingly around every corner, the task at hand for God Will’n becomes Juelz Santana’s ability to balance their presence with his plan. Co-pilots such as Wiz Khalifa “Everything Is Good” and Lloyd Banks “Turn It Up” bring a crucial dynamic to the equation, while the collection of artists on“Soft” efficiently feed off each other over an otherwise paltry beat.