DGotti - All Night N Da Lab Vol 2 Da Gutter Game

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Review by Yusuf Kaplan

Alright, let’s get into it. All Night N Da Lab Vol 2 Da Gutter Game by DGotti ain’t your typical run-of-the-mill Hip Hop album. Released back in 2002 on Wreckshop Records, this project hits hard with that slow, syrupy Screw style we all know and love. And yeah, D.J. Rut handled the edits—so you already know the vibes are crisp. The first thing that pops off is how raw it feels. It’s like DGotti just stepped into the booth, no script, no second-guessing, just straight spittin’ his truth. One track that sticks with me is “Untitled.” I mean, c’mon—it doesn’t even need a name to slap you in the face. The beat? Smooth as hell, but heavy enough to make you nod so hard your neck might snap. Then there’s DGotti’s flow—he rides that Screw bounce like he was born for it. Every word drips with grit, talking about life in the trenches, chasing paper, and staying loyal to the grind. You can feel the weight of what he’s saying; it’s not just lyrics, it’s real talk. Another banger (and I’m blanking on the title ‘cause my memory sucks) has this haunting loop in the background. Like… imagine walking through Houston late at night, humid air sticking to your skin, streetlights flickering—you get the picture. That’s the mood DGotti creates. He doesn’t overdo it with flashy production or unnecessary features. Nah, this is pure, uncut gutter music. It’s almost like he’s daring you to sit with the discomfort and listen closer. What makes this album stick isn’t just the sound—it’s the emotion behind it. DGotti wears his heart on his sleeve, but he also keeps it gangsta. There’s something about hearing someone pour their soul out while still keeping it funky that hits different. Plus, D.J. Rut did some next-level editing here. The way he chopped up samples and stretched beats? Chef’s kiss. But here’s the kicker: listening to this album now feels kinda surreal. In 2023, everything's hyper-polished, auto-tuned to death, and calculated for streams. This? This is the opposite. It’s messy, imperfect, and human. It reminds me why I fell in love with Hip Hop in the first place. So yeah, if you’re looking for an album that’ll take you back to when rap felt raw and untamed, check this one out. Just don’t expect any radio-friendly hooks or TikTok moments. This is strictly for the heads who appreciate the art of storytelling over a screwed beat. Oh, and one last thing—don’t ask me why, but after listening to this, I suddenly craved some BBQ from a spot that probably doesn’t exist anymore. Go figure.

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Artist: DGotti
Album: All Night N Da Lab Vol 2 Da Gutter Game

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  • MP3 size: 4.9 mb
  • FLAC size: 33.7 mb

Tracks

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Labels

Wreckshop Records

Listen online

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  • ouvir online
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Formats

  • CD
  • Album
  • Mixed
  • Cassette

Companies

RoleCompany
Manufactured ByDuplium

Credits

RoleCredit
Edited ByD.J. Rut

Barcodes

  • Barcode: 651634151523
  • Matrix / Runout: Mfg by DUPLIUM 20-04806
  • Mould SID Code: IFPI LM61
  • Barcode: 6 51634 1515 4 7

About DGotti

Rapper from Houston, Texas.

Real Name

    • Darrell Monroe

Name Vars

  • D Gotti Monroe
  • D'Gotti
  • D- Gottie
  • D-Gotti
  • D-Gotti Monroe
  • D-Gottie
  • D. Gotti
  • D.Gotti
  • DGotti
  • Dgotti
  • Monroe
  • Sunny \
  • Bo Bo

Aliases

  • Young Sly
  • Darrell Monroe
  • Sonny Bobo

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *All Night N Da Lab Vol 2 Da Gutter Game* by DGotti is a hidden gem in the world of Screw music. Released in 2002 under Wreckshop Records, it carries that signature slow, hypnotic vibe unique to the genre. What makes it stand out? The track "Untitled" was edited by D.J. Rut, adding his own touch to the raw, gritty sound. It’s a piece of Texas Hip Hop history that still resonates with fans of the style today.