"The Ghetto Is Tryna Kill Me" is a raw and unapologetic journey into the heart of West Coast hip hop, courtesy of The White Mandingos. Released on Fat Beats Records in 2013, this 47-minute album is a powerful statement from a group that includes celebrated West Coast rhyme-slayer Murs, legendary bassist and Bad Brains founder Darryl Jenifer, and ego trip co-creator Sacha Jenkins. The album's title track sets the tone with its stark, unfiltered look at the struggles of inner-city life. Throughout the album, The White Mandingos tackle issues of race, identity, and survival with a blunt honesty that is both provocative and thought-provoking. Tracks like "Black-N-White," "Guilty of Being White," and "Wesley Snipes" delve into the complexities of racial dynamics in America, while songs like "Wifey" and "I Like You" offer a more personal, introspective look at the artists' lives. With its gritty production and hard-hitting lyrics, "The Ghetto Is Tryna Kill Me" is a testament to The White Mandingos' unique perspective and their commitment to pushing the boundaries of hip hop. This album is a bold, uncompromising listen that demands attention and sparks conversation.