G-Eazy has an aura to him. Joking about being the most prolific struggle rapper as he takes a seat next to a fellow Oakland legend, G-Eazy is ready to dissect every aspect of the album he worked nonstop on for the last year as he enters the Sway in the Morning studios. “This is my naked truth,” G-Eazy says to Sway as they start to converse about the openness presented on his sophomore release, “When It’s Dark Out.” With songs ranging from the thunderous “Random” to the introspective “Sad Boy,” this body of work has been eye-opening for many who have pressed play.
