"Put On" by Young Jeezy , featuring Kanye West, was released on , as the lead single from Jeezy's third studio album, The Recession . Produced by Drumma Boy , the track became a commercial and critical success, peaking at #12 on the Billboard Hot 100 and earning a Grammy nomination for Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group. Background and Development
Drumma Boy created the beat as a "ghetto symphony," inspired by the dramatic tension of the Chicago Bulls' entrance music, "Sirius". He intended for the deep, resonant bass to mimic a changing heartbeat. Young Jeezy – Put On ft. Kanye West
The collaboration was a favor after Jeezy allowed West to use his ad-libs for "Can’t Tell Me Nothing". Despite not being in the booth frequently at the time, Kanye rapped his entire verse to Jeezy over the phone just 10 minutes after hearing the track. "Put On" by Young Jeezy , featuring Kanye
The song and its music video, which featured silver and black U.S. flags, were intentionally aimed at the 2008 financial crisis . It served as a symbol of perseverance and community pride during the economic downturn. Musical Significance He intended for the deep, resonant bass to