'Save the Children' was the first song off the compilation, which geared into hidden violence unseen by the media all around. He even raps about trying have wealth for his well- being and having plenty green at the age of Eighteen but it wouldn't be Joey without mentions of his city. The Brooklyn native lucidly goes in on 'Belly Of the Beast'. The track is easily one of the heavy hitters of the album, showcasing his ethnic roots with a Caribbean style flow. Expressively talking about all his life consistently being surrounded by crips and bloods, while simultaneously packing his punchlines and looking back, he's glad he made it out the maze.

'Paper Trails' and 'Hazeus view' has to be two of the most profound songs of B4DA$$, Joey raps on 'Hazeus view' taking you back to the album  of 1999, who would have thought at 19 he would be in his prime. 'Paper Trails' is wildly significant to the meaning of the entire album; " Before the money, there was love, But before the money, it was tough, Then came the money through a plug, It's a shame this ain't enough, yo." B4DA$$ shines light on the essence of things before the money.

'Curry Chicken' released before the album, and carrys a soulful catchy beat, Joey raps with efforts of keeping a float, the song is based around how when he comes home he knows he is coming home to some curry chicken. a traditional dish he loves while being with family.