YG Opens Up About Being Sexually Abused By A Older Woman In New Track, ‘2004’

YG gets more vulnerable than ever on his latest track, “2004,” where he details the sexual abuse he experienced in his youth. Dropped off Friday (Mar.28), with an accompanying video, the rapper uses the track to take listeners on a journey into his past and explore the trauma he seemingly avoided throughout his adult life.

In the video, YG sits across from actress Tasha Smith, who portrays the rapper’s therapist. Donning a suit and tie, he then proceeds to begin his traumatic tale of an inappropriate relationship he shared with an ex-girlfriend’s aunt.

“When I was young, I got raped by a btch twice my age/ Picked me up from school to meet at hers and got laid,” YG beings. “Ever since that day, I never looked at sht the same.” 

“Okay, now back when I was at juvie and sht/Got used for the dick, I ain’t even know what to do with the btch/ Confused a bit,” he continues. “Her niece, I went to school with the b*tch/My screws loose, who got the tools to fix?”Combined with his gritty tone and the laid-back beat, YG paints the picture of how the abuse shaped his life.

“Hypnotized from them hips and thighs, all hypnotic/Yeah, that’s when I bust my first nut/Young ngga with his dck all in a grown up/With the shts in real quick, how I growed up/Got took advantage of and I liked it, so what?/Y’all call that sex abuse, sht/I just thought, she was doin’ some cool sh*t.”