Rich Homie Quan was the guest feature on the original, but August Alsina trades in Rich’s feature for Yo Gotti in “Ghetto,” in which the gritty crooner lets it be known he loves the realness of a "round the way woman."
"Ghetto" will appear on August's upcoming debut album, dropping in spring 2014.
Produced by: Knucklehead
“Ghetto” by August Alsina featuring Yo Gotti is a poignant and gritty hip-hop track that sheds light on the struggles and realities of life in the inner city. Alsina’s impassioned delivery and raw lyrics paint a vivid picture of the challenges faced by those living in impoverished neighborhoods.
The song’s production is dark and atmospheric, with haunting melodies and ominous beats that mirror the harsh realities depicted in the lyrics. From the pulsating bassline to the haunting piano chords, every element of the arrangement adds to the song’s somber and introspective tone.
Lyrically, “Ghetto” delves into themes of poverty, violence, and resilience, as Alsina and Yo Gotti share personal stories and observations from their own experiences growing up in the ghetto. Their poignant lyrics are filled with raw emotion and unflinching honesty, offering listeners a glimpse into the harsh realities of life on the streets.
“Ghetto” is more than just a song—it’s a powerful and thought-provoking commentary on the social and economic inequalities that plague urban communities. With its gripping lyrics and intense delivery, the track leaves a lasting impression, shining a light on the struggles of those living in the ghetto.
