OG Tee’s ‘LIVERPOOL’ Delivers Raw Storytelling Through Afro-Fused Trap

Nigerian musician OG Tee releases “LIVERPOOL,” a gritty street anthem that reimagines the well‑known football chant “You’ll Never Walk Alone” as a stark proclamation of endurance. Merging Afrobeat grooves with trap intensity, the song serves as a polished yet ominous tribute to urban existence—where guns, mysticism, and allegiance set the standards.

OG Tee’s trademark Afro‑infused trap sound dominates the track, featuring throbbing bass and sharp drums that form a mesmerizing yet forceful foundation. The arrangement feels unexpectedly hook‑laden—nearly dance‑worthy—yet the words expose a grimmer story. Verses such as “Pull up on the street brawling / 32 pon me & Selina guide me” (alluding to a weapon and occult practice) stand in stark contrast to the song’s brisk rhythm, turning it into a provocative chorus.

OG Tee does not celebrate brutality; he portrays it as fact. The track’s name riffs on Liverpool FC’s famed motto, reshaping it into a symbol of perpetual preparedness in a perilous environment. Mentions of “Never walking alone” acquire a stark dual sense, implying safeguarding by any means—whether through guns or mystic power. It is unvarnished, candid narration—a window into the brutal realities of Nigerian streets.

“LIVERPOOL” transcends a mere track; it functions as a street manifesto. OG Tee demonstrates his willingness to delve into darkness, fusing Afrobeat’s energy with trap’s gritty bite. Should this trajectory continue, 2024 belongs to him.

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