Take it from the godfather of modern trap himself: Every city has a favorite Jeezy song. The Georgia rapper’s monumental legacy alongside early-aughts rappers like T.I. and Gucci Mane looms large not just over his own decades-long career, but hip-hop as a whole. Across Jeezy’s decades in the industry, Georgia trap has grown into one of the most influential sounds in American popular music writ large. To put it another way: He has almost as many stylistic sons as fans. But a diverse base of hardcore supporters is exactly what gets a dextrous born performer like Jeezy amped to deliver for any audience. His early, pre-major-label days of exploring the country and learning what made different crowds move resulted in a vast songbook—and set list—with a little something for everyone. “Before I ever wrote a song or stepped foot in a recording studio, I was going state to state, tapping in with the culture and making a name for myself and seeing how different people move in different regions,” he tells Apple Music. “Every city has a Jeezy record that was an anthem in their city and made them day-one supporters, from ‘Go Crazy’ to ‘Standing Ovation’ to even taking it back to my mixtape era.” If Jeezy’s Set List playlist’s mix of career-spanning favorites, chart-dominating hits, and early-career deep cuts didn’t give it away, this tour is all about fostering closeness with day-one fans. “A lot of times I hear people say how my music helped them through different trials and tribulations or that my albums were a soundtrack to a specific time in their life, but what they don’t realize is that these songs and these albums did the same thing for me, and that’s why people can relate,” Jeezy explains. “We’ve all walked in similar shoes, just on different journeys. I’ve always shared my real life in my music—good, bad, or indifferent—and so this tour is all about celebrating how far we’ve all come.” Explore the full set list here and put yourself in the crowd.