The track is followed by another rage track, “IHY,” one with lyricism that is perfect to scream along with to let out inner anger. Zilla gives listeners more of what we love from him: his epic, intense lyricism in his iconic raspy tone. The heavy metal inspiration of “631 MAKES ME” is hard not to rage to. “Hello, the universe and me, we can be friends, I can tell / But you can't stand me, and that's something I can smell / The way you fear me, and I fear in you as well / Now let's make anarchy, let's all make anarchy,” ZillaKami gives us a look into his head on the chorus of “Hello.” The verses on “Hello” sound pretty random, but if you know ZillaKami, you know about his ability to spout some interesting stories in his tracks. ZillaKami and long-time producer Yung Germ take Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit” and put their own twist to it on “Hello,” in which part of the chorus consists of Zilla calling out a Cobain-inspired “hello,” and the guitar riffs are clearly influenced by the infamous Nirvana track. “Everybody loves me, but I don't deserve it / Because I don't even know, I don't even know my purpose / You'll soon realize in your heart that it wasn't worth it / Just like everybody does, everybody does,” ZillaKami expressed on “Not Worth It.” This track has its own alternative rock, grunge rap twist, with ZillaKami’s softer flow and emo-like lyricism focusing on his intrusive thoughts ZillaKami gave listeners the best of both worlds on DOG BOY when it comes to his two main styles of flow, but he also added in some new sounds, in tracks such as “Not Worth It,” the fourth single that was released before the mixtape itself dropped. In most City Morgue songs, listeners hear that heavy metal, twisted lyricism side of Zilla’s voice, most notably in tracks such as “SHINNERS13,” “BUAKAW” and “33rd Blakk Glass.” He has shown his melodic, softer-toned voice with City Morgue as well, in tracks such as “THE FALL BEFORE THE GIVE UP” and “PEELING SCABS.”

ZillaKami, most known for his collaboration with SosMula under the two artists’ reckless and intense duo title, City Morgue. Fans can expect Zilla to keep switching up his style with each song, and hopefully we will be getting a project sooner rather than later.ZillaKami released his debut mixtape, DOG BOY, a project in which he mixes the two sides to himself: the rebelliousness of his exterior, and the mental health of his interior. His visuals have been representative of his fun-loving yet aggressive style, always featuring cars, skating and a couple of Zilla’s favorite illicit habits.Īpart from his feature on SosMula’s project, his only collaboration this year has been with Lil Uzi for “ BADASS” - showing how serious he’s taking this step into his musical individuality. In a similar vein, Zillakami has been patiently releasing track after track, with his latest marking his fourth single and third video of his solo career. 13 SONGS 2 DIE 2is a collection of moshpit-ready bangers featuring collaborations with Jasiah, Nascar Aloe, Fat Nick and more. Zilla and SosMula - the two halves of City Morgue - have started to explore their individual careers, with Sos dropping a solo tape two weeks ago. City Morgue’s Zillakami has been coming correct with his singles, with “ NOT WORTH IT” being his third release this year.

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