In the world of trap, where new kings are crowned daily, WTO Sco steps into the arena not with a plea, but with a powerful declaration. "Last Time I Checked," produced by the maestro Nephew Jay, is a direct homage to the icy, street-certified era of Jeezy, a time when a whisper could hit harder than a shout. This track is a masterclass in controlled confidence, with Sco's signature laid-back flow weaving through a hard-hitting beat, a verbal flex that's as smooth as it is menacing. He’s not here to convince you; he’s here to remind you. The lyrics, though pending, are poised to be a cavalcade of lavish lifestyle details and street-earned wisdom, a lyrical ledger of his status as a certified original. This song is a snapshot of Richmond, VA, a postcard from a place where you earn your stripes and a reputation isn't given—it's taken.
The track’s energy is a powerful Level 8, a sonic boom that’s designed to be a festival anthem, a hands-in-the-air moment that hits with the force of a hurricane. It's not just music for the club; it's a soundtrack for a victory lap, a high-octane celebration of self-made success. WTO Sco isn't just rapping; he’s re-establishing the order of things, a lyrical king holding court. He’s a veteran in a game of rookies, and "Last Time I Checked" is the receipt, the proof, the undeniable fact that his reign is far from over. This is more than a song; it’s a statement, a reminder that some legacies are built to last and that authenticity is the ultimate currency. This is the sound of a man who knows his worth and isn't afraid to put it on wax. We The Ones: wetheonesent@gmail.com | https://linktr.ee/wtosco