In Joell Ortiz's song "Nissan, Honda, Chevy," he raps about his experiences and involvement in the streets, particularly in relation to cars

The song "Screens" by Joell Ortiz reflects on the nostalgia of the artist's childhood and the shift in society due to the increasing reliance on technology and screens

"Light a L" is a song by Joell Ortiz that reflects on his upbringing and experiences growing up in Cooper Projects, Brooklyn

" So Wrong" by Joell Ortiz is a rap song featuring Talib Kweli and Brother Ali

Joell Ortiz's song "Masked Up" is a lyrical display of his skill as a rapper and showcases his experiences in the music industry and his personal life

In Joell Ortiz's song "High Roller," he addresses a person who seems to be overly confident and arrogant

"Get Down" by Joell Ortiz is a rap song that showcases the artist's confidence, skillful wordplay, and pride in his city

"Good Man is Gone" by Joell Ortiz is a heartfelt tribute to a friend or loved one who has passed away

The song "Six Fo'" by Joell Ortiz is a lyrical display of his skill as a rapper

Joell Ortiz's song "Say Yes" is a heartfelt and introspective track where he addresses his relationship with God and reflects on his past mistakes and shortcomings