Louisville, Kentucky street rapper EST Gee and Detroit's 42 Dugg were collaborating on tracks as early as the haunted "No Friends" and the anthemic summer jam "5500 Degrees" on Gee's 2021 album Bigger Than Life or Death. The rapper's styles were similarly ruthless, but delivered in drastically different voices, with EST Gee sounding husky and menacing while 42 Dugg's brassy flows sounded high-pitched and squeaky by comparison. Collaborative mixtape Last Ones Left emphasizes the duo's unlikely complementary chemistry, with EST Gee's growl playing off of Dugg's tinny, relentless flows. Last Ones Left's highlights happen when the rappers hit a collective stride. "Thump Shit" is bouncing and hooky, with 42 Dugg running rampant over a bass-driven beat and EST Gee showing up in the song's final third, sounding directly inspired by Dugg's verses. The cold-blooded atmosphere of "Skcretch Sum" and the pressure-cooker tension of "Everybody Shooters Too" are similarly strong, with both rappers sounding engaged with each other and taking cues from one another to make the songs bigger and more imposing. The final five songs of the collection break away from collaboration to showcase individual tracks and even some solo material from other artists EST Gee and 42 Dugg are affiliated with, feeling more like a compilation and taking away somewhat from the impact of the rest of the tape. In its strongest moments, however, Last Ones Left captures the intensity and power that happen when these two creative forces reveal they're more similar than they might first appear. ~ TiVo Staff, Rovi

1		Ice Talk
2		Thump Shit
3		I Never Judged You
4		Spin
5		Skcretch Sum
6		Free The Shiners
7		All 100s
8		Whole Gang Buss
9		Free Zoski
10		Can't Be Fucked With
11		My Yungin
12		Everybody Shooters Too
13		Who Hotter Than Gee
14		Of Course
15		Never Scared
16		Strictly For The Gangstas
17		Gave It Back