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HollaHard didn't come here to be careful. On "It's Ridiculous," he once again serves up a fierce, battle hymn that cuts straight through the chaos of the modern music scene. This is not your average hip-hop track, it's a gritty, politically charged spoken-word manifesto that exposes the fissures in the American experience while celebrating resilience, faith, and determination.
"It's Ridiculous" feels handmade and spiritual. The production is free of unnecessary glamour, keeping the attention where it belongs on the pulse of the rhythm and the knife-edge of the message. Each lyric is wrapped in pure truth, born out of real-life battles and tales of survival that can no longer be ignored. An occasional lift of custom A.I. elements dusts its little departments, but don't be mistaken, the vision, voice, and fire torching through these sets is one hundred percent straight from HollaHard's heart.
Pushing the boundaries of hip-hop, yet still deeply rooted as a hip-hopper. Operating under HollaHard Ent, Supreme-C, aka Premo, was born Shawdawg and also goes by C to the J. With storytelling reminiscent of the grimy era and a current, up-to-date sound, HollaHard crafts music that resonates on the street and strikes a chord deep in the heart.
"It's Ridiculous" is not made for reassurance, it's built for confrontation. It also makes listeners lean into the uncomfortable truths about systemic unfairness, while never forgetting the power of hope and persistence. It's the sort of track that doesn't just exist on a playlist, it hangs over, it provokes, it motivates. If you're ready to experience music that transcends mere enjoyment and enters the realm of testimony, then "It's Ridiculous" is one for your audio player.