Ron-Lee, Stunna World Hoot - Blocks Of It 🎥 [Official Video]

Immerse yourself in the raw, unfiltered essence of the street hustle with "Blocks Of It," a bold track from Ron-Lee and Stunna World Hoot. Featured on their collaborative album "Plug Brothers," this song pulsates with a high-intensity beat at 145 BPM, resonating with the heartbeat of Richmond, VA’s underground scene. Set in the ominous key of 2A, "Blocks Of It" is not just music; it's a deep dive into the lives of those entwined in the high-stakes game of drug trafficking.

The track opens with a powerful declaration from Hoot about their domination in the trade, instantly setting the stage for a narrative about power, ambition, and the gritty realities of street-level entrepreneurship. The hook, "Blocks of it, know we getting blocks of it, thousand eight grams want it soft or want it rocked up," repeats with hypnotic insistence, emphasizing the vast scale of their operations and the precision involved in their craft. Ron-Lee and Stunna World Hoot share verses that detail the meticulous process of drug preparation and distribution, offering listeners a window into a world where every decision can tip the scales of fortune.

Ron-Lee's verse vividly describes the transformation of substances into profit, articulating each step with both caution and swagger. He talks about adjusting quantities and dealing with the pressures of operating under the constant threat of law enforcement, revealing the complexity of their life and work.