When Jordan Burgette decides to flex, he doesn’t just talk about it — he turns it into a bass-heavy anthem.

To call Jordan Burgette talented would be an understatement. The Cedar Rapids, Iowa native experiments across genres, including hip-hop, R&B, rock, and even children’s music. Drawing inspiration from heavyweights like Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole, Drake, and Tory Lanez, Jordan often uses his music to explore meaningful topics such as mental health and spirituality. But on his latest single, he shifts gears for some unapologetic flexing.

“R A X X X” rides on a bass-heavy beat with a sly, early 2000s late-night vibe—perfect for a chilled-out club setting. Jordan delivers steady flows, sharp punchlines, and witty cadences with a cool confidence that makes the track stand out.

Lyrically, he plants himself firmly on a pedestal, brushing off haters and celebrating his wins with slick wordplay. While his verses showcase precision and charisma—channeling a vibe reminiscent of Aminé—it’s the infectious hook that seals the deal. The chorus hits effortlessly, giving the song a catchy, confident flair that lingers after the beat fades.

With “R A X X X,” Jordan Burgette proves he can switch lanes with ease, balancing substance and swagger in equal measure.

Check out “R A X X X” below.

Quincy

Quincy is the creator of Ratings Game Music. He loves writing about music, taking long walks on beaches, and spaghetti that fights him back.