Young Bail is back with his bubblegum trap cut "It's That Real (featuring Cel Escobar)." Over the playful elements and steady 808s, the New York MC tells a story about people wanting handouts without putting the work in to succeed. Through his signature gravelly voice, Bail calls out the unmotivated for "twiddling their thumbs," contrasting it with his own go-getter mentality. His lyrics, "All hustling to get them dollars / I see your hands out and it's getting me bothered," emphasize his belief in working hard to achieve your goals.

Young Bail then discusses why he's hesitant to let anyone into his inner circle, implying that not everyone has good intentions. He follows this with the kind of company he prefers: People with the same drive to make it.

As the song continues, Young Bail calls out the individuals who "hating like they wanting beef" as the beat shortly focuses on a drum loop. He explains that their jealousy stems from not having the same opportunities to elevate. From there, the "Is It More" rhymer lends others some advice on how to deal with the envy. "Eyes on the prize/Keep the goals discreet/Never show your hands til your cards complete," he raps.

Before the song ends, Young Bail tells his opps that hating on him won't help them excel in life. His advancement merely comes from hard work and dedication.

Young Bail's "It's That Real (featuring Cel Escobar)" comes on the heels of his relatable hip-hop offering "Sinful."

Listen to Young Bail's song "It's That Real (featuring Cel Escobar)" below: