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In Zeus Stunna's latest rap mixtape, "...THEY SAID MAKE LEMONADE," the rising artist delves into the gritty realities of his life, presenting a darker, trap-infused sound that reflects his journey from the highs and lows of dealing drugs and engaging in fraud to the challenges of homelessness. Produced entirely by Butla Beats, this project marks a departure from Zeus's previous releases, embracing a more intense and raw sonic landscape.

The mixtape kicks off with the metaphor-laden track "Razorblades in Lemonade," where Zeus cleverly intertwines his New York roots with his Southern upbringing. The title serves as a symbolic representation of the artist's dual identity, with razorblades signifying the harsh realities of his New York upbringing, and lemonade alluding to the sweet yet toxic nature of the South. Against the backdrop of booming 808s, Zeus confronts doubters and severed relationships, triumphing over adversity with lines like "Grandmother said I'm abandoned, go to hell, pulled up and I spun Satan by the tail."

The second track, "Sugar House," is a poignant exploration of Zeus Stunna's strained relationship with his family, particularly his grandmother. Here, he reminisces about selling drugs at Sugar House, providing listeners with a glimpse into the struggles and conflicts that have shaped his narrative. The track unfolds as a confessional piece, blending trap elements with emotionally charged lyrics that cut deep into the artist's personal experiences.

The mixtape takes an unexpected turn with the infectious club banger, "Ha Name Destiny," where Zeus playfully compares a woman's body to the shape of destiny. With catchy hooks and comedic lines like "looking at that ass like it's my destiny," the track injects a dose of humor into the otherwise intense narrative.

"Unhinged" and the previously released "Love Hewitt" showcase Zeus Stunna's versatility. In "Unhinged," he provides an unfiltered commentary on the inauthenticity of the contemporary rap industry, delivering hard-hitting verses over pulsating beats. Meanwhile, in "Love Hewitt," Zeus draws parallels between the highs of dealing cocaine and the star allure of Jennifer Love Hewitt, creating a vivid tapestry of his experiences.

"...THEY SAID MAKE LEMONADE" establishes Zeus Stunna as an artist unafraid to navigate the complex and often harsh terrain of his life. With Butla Beats providing the sonic backdrop, this mixtape serves as a compelling testament to Zeus Stunna's resilience, offering listeners a raw and unapologetic glimpse into his world. As he confronts adversity and explores the multifaceted layers of his existence, Zeus Stunna cements his place as a rising force in the rap world.