Everything Changed isn’t just an EP—it’s a warning shot. The 2wIIn Kingz came to prove they can’t be boxed in: relentless with the bars, magnetic with the hooks, fearless with the topics, and real enough to connect with anybody who presses play.
After setting the foundation with their boom-bap debut In Order of Precedence, this project flips the script, showing the Kingz can glide across a full spectrum of production with ease. The castle just got bigger, and within those walls lives versatility most artists only dream about.
Tracks like “Wit These Bars” and “Amongst Some Liars” showcase a brotherly rivalry that fuels every session—iron sharpening iron, verse after verse. And on records like “Everything Was Good,” they don’t just tell their story, they stake their claim: the 2wIIn Kingz are here, they’re unshakable, and they’re not leaving.
Everything Changed is proof that evolution isn’t optional—it’s inevitable. And the 2wIIn Kingz are building their legacy one explosive record at a time.
Everything Changed isn’t just an EP—it’s a warning shot. The 2wIIn Kingz came to prove they can’t be boxed in: relentless with the bars, magnetic with the hooks, fearless with the topics, and real enough to connect with anybody who presses play.
After setting the foundation with their boom-bap debut In Order of Precedence, this project flips the script, showing the Kingz can glide across a full spectrum of production with ease. The castle just got bigger, and within those walls lives versatility most artists only dream about.
Tracks like “Wit These Bars” and “Amongst Some Liars” showcase a brotherly rivalry that fuels every session—iron sharpening iron, verse after verse. And on records like “Everything Was Good,” they don’t just tell their story, they stake their claim: the 2wIIn Kingz are here, they’re unshakable, and they’re not leaving.
Everything Changed is proof that evolution isn’t optional—it’s inevitable. And the 2wIIn Kingz are building their legacy one explosive record at a time.
