Mozzy reveals “Intrusive Thoughts 2” tracklist; YFN Lucci, Boosie and more featured
Mozzy reveals “Intrusive Thoughts 2” tracklist
Sacramento rapper Mozzy returns tonight with the highly anticipated sequel to his April album, Intrusive Thoughts. The follow-up, titled Intrusive Thoughts 2, is out now on all platforms, and it dives even deeper into the themes of regret, trauma, and redemption that fans have come to expect — and respect — from Mozzy.
The album includes 12 new songs and features a stacked guest list with appearances from Boosie Badazz, YFN Lucci, Hunxho, Nardo Wick, Millyz, Rexx Life Raj, DCMBR, and Sacramento mainstays like Celly Ru, E Mozzy, and Marco Mula.
If Intrusive Thoughts was a window into Mozzy’s mental battles, Intrusive Thoughts 2 breaks the glass and lets listeners inside.
Tracklist: Intrusive Thoughts 2 Brings 12 New Stories
The album runs a tight 12 tracks, each one layered with introspection and storytelling. Here’s the official Intrusive Thoughts 2 tracklist:
- Can’t Save Me
- Stutter (feat. Nardo Wick)
- All I Got (feat. Hunxho)
- Prayer
- 23 and 1 (feat. YFN Lucci)
- Super Soaker (feat. Boosie Badazz)
- 4 a Necklace
- Energy (feat. Celly Ru & E Mozzy)
- Smoke Detector (feat. Rexx Life Raj)
- Hearts Heavy (feat. Millyz)
- Come Down (feat. DCMBR & Marco Mula)
- Caged Mind
Each song stands as a chapter in Mozzy’s inner diary — gritty, honest, and emotionally heavy.
‘23 and 1’ ft. YFN Lucci: A Viral Moment With a Deeper Message
The album’s lead single, “23 and 1”, has already struck a chord with fans, reaching #19 on YouTube’s Trending Music chart. Featuring YFN Lucci, the song references the harsh realities of solitary confinement — 23 hours in a cell, one hour out.
The track captures a chilling look at prison life, but it’s also symbolic of the isolation that trauma creates even on the outside. It’s not just about incarceration — it’s about emotional imprisonment.
Boosie, Hunxho, and Nardo Wick Add Fuel to the Fire
The guest features on Intrusive Thoughts 2 aren’t for flash — they’re for function. Each artist adds to the album’s atmosphere in a way that feels intentional and aligned with Mozzy’s message.
🔸 “Super Soaker” ft. Boosie Badazz
Boosie brings emotional depth as he reflects on personal pain and survival. The chemistry with Mozzy is undeniable. Both rappers have been through real-life battles, and they meet here with mutual understanding.
🔸 “All I Got” ft. Hunxho
Hunxho’s melodic voice gives the track a softer, more vulnerable edge. It’s a moment of clarity in the middle of an album filled with conflict. Mozzy and Hunxho make for a compelling pair as they rap about betrayal, pressure, and personal growth.
🔸 “Stutter” ft. Nardo Wick
This track is sinister, raw, and full of tension. Nardo Wick plays the role of a devil on Mozzy’s shoulder, creating an eerie back-and-forth about temptation and consequences.
Themes: Mental Health, Regret, and Street Survival
Like many of Mozzy’s albums, Intrusive Thoughts 2 doesn’t shy away from the darker corners of life. But this time, it goes even further. This album is as much about mental health as it is about street life.
Whether he’s unpacking the emotional cost of his lifestyle in Caged Mind, or imagining a life of peace in Prayer, Mozzy constantly balances toughness with tenderness. This is vulnerability without weakness — it’s strength through truth.
Mental health in rap has become a growing topic in recent years, and Mozzy has consistently been one of the genre’s most transparent voices. His music doesn’t glamorize the trauma — it reveals it, dissects it, and challenges it.
Standout Moments & Deep Cuts to Watch
While the big-name features pull in attention, some of the most powerful moments come from Mozzy alone — or with lesser-known collaborators.
- “Can’t Save Me” explores the idea that some people don’t want to be saved. Mozzy talks about being his own worst enemy, refusing help even when it’s offered.
- “Prayer” imagines what life could’ve been like if he’d never taken the street path — a “what-if” scenario that hits hard in its simplicity.
- “Caged Mind” ends the album on a haunting note, a perfect closer that leaves listeners reflecting on the cost of emotional confinement.
Guest Appearances From Rexx Life Raj, DCMBR, Millyz & More
The second half of the album brings additional texture thanks to artists like Rexx Life Raj, DCMBR, and Millyz, all of whom mesh well with Mozzy’s delivery.
- Rexx Life Raj floats over the soulful beat of Smoke Detector, touching on mortality and trust.
- Millyz lends his East Coast intensity to Hearts Heavy, making it one of the album’s most emotionally driven cuts.
- DCMBR and Marco Mula blend perfectly on Come Down, adding a West Coast flair that feels both modern and nostalgic.
These collaborations don’t feel tacked on — they feel like puzzle pieces, locking into Mozzy’s vision seamlessly.
Mozzy’s Evolution: From Street Poet to National Voice
Over the years, Mozzy has transformed from a local favorite in Sacramento to a nationally respected voice in hip-hop. He’s never strayed from his foundation, but he’s expanded his lens.
From Bladadah to Beyond Bulletproof, and now with Intrusive Thoughts 2, Mozzy has steadily built a catalog that’s raw, introspective, and relatable. He doesn’t rap to stunt — he raps to process, to purge, and to pass on the wisdom earned through hardship.
Why ‘Intrusive Thoughts 2’ Is Worth the Listen
For fans looking for rap that feels real, Mozzy delivers. In an industry often filled with bravado, Intrusive Thoughts 2 cuts through the noise with clarity and purpose.
The production is tight. The features are focused. The writing is emotional without being melodramatic. And most importantly — the album has replay value. Each listen reveals new layers.
Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to Mozzy, this project is worth your time.
How to Stream Intrusive Thoughts 2
Mozzy’s Intrusive Thoughts 2 is available now on all major platforms:
- Spotify
- Apple Music
- YouTube Music
- Tidal
- Amazon Music
Search for Mozzy Intrusive Thoughts 2 and dive in.
A Sequel That Outshines the Original
Intrusive Thoughts 2 isn’t just a continuation — it’s a level up. It’s darker, more focused, and emotionally richer than the original. Mozzy doesn’t just tell stories — he puts you in the room with him, lets you feel the tension, the regret, the resilience.
In a time where authenticity is rare, Mozzy is as real as it gets.