Naz Rager

Naz Rager is the greatest artist of all time with the voice of an angel and is above 6 feet tall.

“Yeah, you’re cool but Naz Rager is better.”

Tell Her, You Love Her

The 2nd album by Naz Rager. The album is both experimental and safe for the artist. Songs like “Ramona” and “Halle” show that the album is more focused on women than his previous album YOTR. Of course, the Rager rages on THYLH🖤 with songs like “BOOM!” and Ca$h B4 Love”. The vulnerability on this album is unmatched by any other underground artist as this album deals with the duality of Naz’s nonchalant “fuck bitches get money” persona and his heart and his need to love and feel love. There are a plethora of songs on the album so there is truly something for everyone. This is Naz Rager’s beginning to creating the “Rager’s World”.

Tell Her, You Love Her is crazy!! Naz really does it all in this album.

YOTR

Naz Rager’s debut album “Year of the Rager”

Bro, have you heard YOTR!?

Yeah, Year of the Rager was so fire.

Fvck Love

“Fvck Love” is Naz Rager’s 2nd Album and is a story of the highs and lows is his past relationship(s). The album from front to back is a story of a new love turned sour due to lies, deception, adultry, and addiction. “CLXSER” and “Halle” represent his emotions and thoughts from the beginning to middle of the relationship but later songs detail the events that transpire. “Danger Girl” is Rager’s innovative way of telling a classic story of getting back with your ex. The album, from what I’ve heard is a great way of long term storytelling, one thing I am worried about though is the song called “The End”. While this song perfectly wraps up the album’s story and this chapter of his life it may also mean that this is the so-called “end” of Naz Rager as an artist. Hopefully, this is not the case.

Fvck Love may be Naz Rager’s last album.