The song blends internet-age chaos with confident performances from two young artists.

There was always a good chance that the children of Lil Wayne and Kanye West would eventually make noise in music. Now, Lil Novi and North West are doing exactly that. Their latest collaboration, “MULA THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL,” embraces the wild, unpredictable energy that has become increasingly popular within younger rap circles.

From the moment the song begins, listeners are thrown into organized chaos. The production sounds like a collision between a distorted video game soundtrack and a hyperactive internet meme. It’s loud as hell, unconventional, and intentionally overwhelming. Whether you love it or hate it, you’re probably not forgetting it anytime soon.

Lil Novi uses the track as a playground for braggadocious bars, boasting about designer clothing, money, travel, and his elevated lifestyle (Where the hell is he traveling at that age?). North West matches that energy by stepping in with fearless confidence, delivering bars that make it clear she sees herself as a future star.

While “MULA THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL” will frustrate the hell out of old farts like me, it also contains enough catchy moments and personality to leave a lasting impression.

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.