YoungBoy Never Broke Again released his first tracks in the '10s, at an age when his peers were probably focused on passing 8th grade math. With a wise-beyond-his-years weariness, he's a true descendent of Baton Rouge's colorful lineage of street storytellers like Boosie and Kevin Gates, channeling not just danger but deep sorrow: On “Untouchable,” he unloads a lifetime of struggle and persistence in his nimble, half-sung drawl, while in “Graffiti,” YoungBoy says a gut-wrenching prayer for incarcerated friends and his own life.