In a freestyle with Sway in the Morning, Childish Gambino fired shots at Ddot:

and a bunch of DDots wanna talk a lot of shit
But that’s cool cause in the real world they really don’t exist

This was response to a perceived Twitter diss.

https://twitter.com/TriDopeOfficial/statuses/392775453087260673

Now, Ddot is taking the beef to wax here.

“Trophies” is a track that did not make the final cut for Nothing Was The Same because it wasn’t finished in time.

This beat was originally sent to Childish Gambino, but he didn’t end up using it so the producer, Hit-Boy, sent it to Drake.

The prominent horn sounds in the song are from the intro of an old 1994 western film called “Oblivion”

Often hyphenated but never duplicated

San Fermin is not an album of singles but rather a sweeping, full-bodied listen with multiple distinct peaks and ambitious thematic connections. Ludwig-Leone composed all of the album’s arrangements and lyrics in full prior to collaborating and recording, noting that “writing for a large group of unknown musicians infused the writing process with a kind of operatic scope.”

The first track released from the album, “Sonsick,” tackles many of these larger themes head-on. ”It’s like a panic attack disguised as a birthday party,” Ludwig-Leone says. ”I realized that the most intense moments are the ones in which conflicting emotional worlds exist inside you, equally, at once.”