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Sniper Gang - Baptized N Blood.rar

Gang - Baptized N Blood.rar — Sniper

: While a compilation, Kodak Black appears on half the tracks (9 out of 18), ensuring his signature style anchors the project.

Released on December 25, 2017, Baptized N Blood is a 18-track compilation mixtape showcasing Kodak Black and his South Florida collective, Sniper Gang. The project serves as an introduction to the label's roster, blending ruthless street lyricism with heavy trap production. Project Overview : December 25, 2017. Duration : 57 minutes across 18 tracks. Sniper Gang - Baptized N Blood.rar

: The mixtape features trap-heavy beats from producers like Dyryk , C-ClipBeatz, SkipOnDaBeat, and Peter Parker. : While a compilation, Kodak Black appears on

: A track that popularized the "Glee" slang frequently used by the collective. Project Overview : December 25, 2017

Critically, the mixtape is viewed as an enjoyable, straightforward listen for fans of the South Florida rap scene. Reviewers at HotNewHipHop mentioned that while it doesn't "break new musical barriers," it successfully highlights the raw talent of the Sniper Gang roster beyond its CEO.