Seen It All

This song finds Jeezy hooking up with Jay-Z as the two rappers reminisce about their drug-selling days. While Jeezy rhymes about the rewards of his dope peddling (cars, jewelry, women), Hov chronicles some of its setbacks ("Uncle died on the spot. Pop killed the family with heroin shots").

The flute-laced production is supplied by former Taylor Gang staple Cardo (Wiz Khalifa, Meek Mill). "I was definitely at the crib. This was in November of 2012 when I made the joint," he recalled to MTV News. "I was just in a whole 'nother mood when I made the joint. The sample is from a Japanese artist named Tazz and the song's called 'Twilight.' It just made me picture the Japan night life and the culture, with the neon lights and the people. I wanted to make something very melodic, and atmospheric."

Cardo meant to send the beat to Big Sean and Travis Scott, but as a result of an e-mail mix-up, the track ended up with Jeezy. "I never had Jeezy or Jay Z in mind for it; Big Sean was a person I pictured on it, and Travis Scott," he told MTV News. "I sent to Jeezy by accident. I had two beats named under the same [name] in my folder for some reason and it got duplicated. I don't know what happened; sometimes I'll name the beat the same thing for some damn reason."