454 - HUMBLECARD

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Yeah, they want the villain at the top
Play the humble card and we gon' test you, what you 'bout?
I don't give a fuck, I sprinkle Krillin in my watch
And I been thinking 'bout big bus and how the fuck we make it out
Screaming and I'm peeling out the 740
645 the cleanest, and I just dropped 40
I just put the diamonds in my drop, shorty
Drop a two inside the Sprite, I'm finna fly to Oregon
Connect to audience, drop the merch, we tryna find the stores
Brand new kittens glass pot, the stove top poured
Brand new time around that wing and the-
We let it comе from niggas rock, but we know that they forcing
Thesе fake broke-ass niggas they must be selling 40's
I remember faces from the beginning but I don't remember yours
My intuition back-and-forth or with my paranoia
Every day is in-and-out but I keep hearing voices
Taxi pic with yo bitch, got her rocking horses
When I step in 80z, 280's packing horses
I feed my people off my denim plate, we spend the portion
We be on time, never a minute late, just ask the sources
And if I pop in my first mind, I need I'm getting closer
Like juvenile rock with my nine, can't let you step up on me
You know they huntin' for yo kind, I'm falling victim, homie
Every day you get a chance, you make a different moment

Release Date: July 19, 2024

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Willie Wilson (born July 25, 1996), known professionally as 454, is an American recording artist and producer born in Longwood, Florida, and based in Manhattan, New York. As a record producer, he has produced for the likes of Playboi Carti, XXXTENTACION, and Smokepurpp.

454 began making music along with his sister PigTheGemini at age 12, going under the alias Squills. In an interview with Rolling Stone, he shared that moving to New York delved him deeper into music.

I feel like once I got here, the stuff that I started to make was so different, because things are much quicker here than they are in Florida. With just that alone, I had my head in different spaces, because I wasn’t having the same amount of time to create as I did in Florida. I had to get a job and things got real.

454’s production side of music is “Quasimoto-inspired,” ethereal, and hypnotic. Similar to his production, his rap side of music is fast-paced and dreamy.