You Can’t Kill God with Bullets — Full Album Review (Real Bars, Street Hip Hop)

In this video, I break down Conway the Machine’s full-length album You Can’t Kill God with Bullets, an 18-track project rooted in lyricism, street rap, and underground hip hop culture. This is not turn-up music and not a radio-driven project. This album is built on slow beats, punchline-heavy bars, and Conway’s signature slow flow, backed by melodic production, live instrumentation, and gritty boom bap energy. The review covers standout tracks like: • The Lightning Above the Adriatic Sea • BMG (Black Man Is God) • Diamonds featuring Roc Marciano • Hell Let Loose • Crazy Avery • The Painter • Peruvian Nights • Organized Mess I talk about the album’s production choices, including beats from J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League, Timbaland, Daringer, The Alchemist, and more, as well as features from Roc Marciano, G Herbo, DJ Whoo Kid, Tony Yayo, and Lady Luck. Overall, You Can’t Kill God with Bullets is a project for fans of real hip hop, underground rap, classic-styled beats, and bar-focused emcees. Conway isn’t chasing hits — he’s putting in bar work and letting the music speak for itself. If you appreciate Griselda-style hip hop, boom bap, lyrical rap, and street narratives, this album — and this review — is for you. 👉 Subscribe to My Detroit HustleTV for more: • Underground hip hop reviews • Independent artist spotlights • Real bar-heavy rap discussions 💬 Drop a comment and let me know what you thought about You Can’t Kill God with Bullets.