Russian is a combination of Jamaican Trap Music and West Coast Rap. This song is about the rough life in the streets in which a youth raised in poverty has risen to a place of ghetto prominence and the brutality and power he must usurp to keep his position and influence. Chronic Law brings a melodious tone with his sultry chill voice that makes you bob your head while Pancho Zuluu brings that energetic aggressive feel that makes you move in your seat. The song speaks to the brutal life in the ghettos of Jamaica. There are two sides to Jamaica, the wealthy and the ghetto. This song describes the culture of violence in the ghetto that youths are growing up in and the strength you have show to survive. This song was created to showcase to the World what life is like living in Kingston Jamaica and surviving the unforgiving streets of Los Angeles, California. This song was created because Pancho Zuluu now living in America reflected on the memories of growing up in Kingston, walking over bodies to go to school and growing up watching people get killed right in front of you in the rise to power or to maintain power. Pancho has learned that for kids in his position the only way out is music, sports, and drugs, so he is telling his story. This song describes the day-to-day life and violence in the ghettos and offers listeners a parable and first-hand view of this world. This song depicts the lifestyle and personality you have to adapt and embrace to strive and survive in the ghettos of the Caribbean, US, and all over the world to be respected. Given the strength by well-known Jamaican supporting artist Chronic Law, Pancho Zuluu is explaining to the youths in the ghetto that even though life is hard and violence runs rampant through the neighborhoods there is a better way and you can make it out.more