Racks in the Middle (feat. Roddy Ricch and Hit-Boy)

This song features production from Chauncey "Hit-Boy" Hollis, Jr. The Fontana, California beatmaker's other credits include Lil Wayne and Eminem's 2010 single "Drop The World" and Jay-Z and Kanye West's 2011 Watch the Throne track "Niggas in Paris."

The song came about as a result of a studio session Nipsey Hussle had booked with Hit-Boy. The first record he played to Nipsey was "Racks in the Middle," which was for an album the producer was working on and included a hook by LA based rapper Roddy Ricch. Nipsey was immediately inspired and asked for a mic. "Sometime records will hit you like that, soon as you hear it you don't even want think too long, you don't want to talk, you just like, 'Let's start working,'" Nipsey told Genius. "And that was one of them instances with this one."

Nipsey came up with three verses based around Roddy Ricch's concept of riding around in a Jaguar E Type V12, with a stack of thousand dollar bills in the middle. He said: "My point of view was just, you know, being in a V12 is already groundbreaking, coming from where we come from, then the thoughts of somebody riding around in the V12, with some racks in the middle, like you just made a pickup or you just came from the bank."