Buzzoca

Jeezy accuses labels of chasing trauma for storytelling gold, paying tens of millions for violent lyrics while keeping masters and rights forever. Now 47, with businesses in spirits and real estate, he reflects on his own trap roots like the 2005 Trap or Die mixtape that defined the sound. Critics highlight the irony, noting artists brought street tales before signing, while supporters praise his elder wisdom amid hip-hop’s ongoing battles over pain, fame, and protection.