“Tell a Friend” is more than a song. It’s a message wrapped in narrative, a warning delivered without shouting, and a masterclass in controlled storytelling.

It speaks to anyone who has ever been underestimated, forgotten, or prematurely written off—and returned stronger, wiser, and more dangerous in their calm.

For nearly three decades, Worldz Finest Enterprises has carried the torch for authentic hip-hop, real street stories, and music with purpose. Born in the South Bronx and fueled by the fire of artistic independence, the label stands as a symbol of resilience, truth, and evolution.

“Ghetto Royalty” is a standout on On Top of the World: Chapter 2 – The Takeover because it does something rare in today’s music scene: Caribbean and urban communities rarely get authentic tributes like this from mainstream artists—especially ones with real lyrical density.

In a world where every win feels like a war fought against doubt, adversity, and the odds stacked against you, some songs arrive right on time—songs that don’t just sound good but ignite a fire, elevate the spirit, and inject confidence straight into the bloodstream. Packed with southern trap bounce, heavy 808s, crew-deep bravado, and a hook that feels like it was engineered to shake arenas, “We Got This” is more than just a song—it's a movement, a mantra, and a mission statement for winners, grinders, champions, and hustlers.

A.L.I.A.S. didn’t just create another song—he created an anthem for the elegant hustler, the thoughtful warrior, the disciplined dreamer, the person who wants to get paid in spirit, mind, and pocket.