This album is all about a car.

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TOP 5 SONGS

5. The Mileage

“The Mileage” is the EP’s standout single, and for good reason.

 Big K.R.I.T reflects on his life’s twists and turns, thinking about the moments that shaped him, the missteps, the wins, and the things he had to learn the hard way. He leans into the album’s car theme with clever automotive metaphors, turning physical mileage into emotional and spiritual distance traveled. The hook is incredibly catchy and sits in your head long after listening — reflective, honest, and designed to replay.

4. Gotta Do It

This track rides a simple truth.

That is, sometimes you just have to push through, even when it’s uncomfortable. “Gotta Do It” is about taking risks, grinding through the ugly parts, and making the tough decisions needed to succeed. It’s fun and upbeat, maintaining the project’s playful, car-themed aesthetic with its repetitive, infectious chorus. Even with its humor and lightness, the message still lands — survival takes sacrifice.

3. Hi Def

“Hi Def” is a smooth throwback vibe, blending 90s–early 2000s R&B with funk and a touch of soul. 

It’s laid-back, warm, and silky, giving you something sensual without taking itself too seriously. K.R.I.T celebrates individuality and uniqueness, encouraging listeners to embrace their own flavor without apology. The track adds a cooling, breezy moment to the project and balances the heavier themes with a touch of charm.

2. Elevated

A motivational standout, “Elevated” speaks to rising above hardship and staying focused on the climb. 

Sonically, it shifts slightly away from the album’s cheekier tracks and leans more into triumph and reflection. K.R.I.T reminds listeners that elevation is possible even through obstacles — and that it takes grit to get there. Its uplifting tone gives the project a welcome moment of emotional height.

1. Precious Metal

This track is grounded and relatable.

 The song starts with the real struggles people face in day-to-day life — financial stress, survival mode, burnout, and societal pressure. The slower boom-bap beat supports a soulful hook and gives the track a nostalgic, thoughtful tone. Even while acknowledging the weight of the world, K.R.I.T highlights the beauty of small wins and the luxury of appreciating what you do have. It’s heavy but healing, and one of the project’s most resonant cuts.

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SONG BY SONG RATING

Cadaver Radio Intro (N/A)

Old News (4/5)

Gotta Do It (4/5)

Grills By Scotty Commercial (N/A)

Hi Def (4/5)

The Mileage (4/5)

Not In The Whip (3.5/5)

Cj Customs Commercial (N/A)

I-20 (3.5/5)

Elevated (4/5)

The Everliving Sub Knocker (4/5)

Spokesnvogues Commercial (N/A)

So Far So Good (3.5/5)

Precious Metal (4/5)

In The Rain (3.5/5)

Karlous Miller Freestyle (N/A)

Celebrate The Line (4/5)

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RGM RATING

(77%)

Dedicated To Cadalee Biarizz is an album built entirely around Big K.R.I.T’s love for his car, using automotive metaphors as a lens to explore life, growth, and everything in between. The narrative is stitched together with comedic radio-style commercials, running gags, and car-centric bars that give the project a fun, lighthearted personality. Even so, K.R.I.T still tackles real-world issues—poverty, political tension, financial stress—but frames them in a way that never drags the mood down.

The feature from rapper/comedian Karlous Miller adds an extra layer of entertainment and personality, enhancing the album’s playful structure. Sonically, K.R.I.T leans into Mississippi rap roots while mixing in old-school R&B, funk, and soulful production. The result feels both retro and fresh, like something you could blast in a Cadillac in the late 90s but also stream today with the same appreciation. It’s a project that balances humor, heart, and Southern authenticity, making it a unique and worthwhile listen — even if you’re new to Big K.R.I.T’s world.

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