5 Reasons You Should Listen To ‘Mortal Men’ by Hollow Profit
- Louise Clark
- Jun 20
- 2 min read
In a sea of digital noise and trend-chasing singles, Hollow Profit’s “Mortal Men” cuts through with quiet intensity and unmistakable purpose. The track, crafted by Brody Lee Burke under his moniker Hollow Profit, isn’t just a song — it’s a meditation on loss, violence, and the fragile hope that threads through the human experience. Rooted in raw storytelling and a reverence for hip-hop’s cultural lineage, “Mortal Men” is an offering of truth from an artist unafraid to be vulnerable. Here are five compelling reasons why this track deserves your full attention.
It’s a Lyrical Tribute with Real Emotional Weight
Hollow Profit reflects not only on legendary artists like 2Pac and Pop Smoke but also mourns people from his own life. That personal connection brings rare sincerity and emotional gravity to his verses.
A Sound That Balances Old-School Soul with Contemporary Vision
With production by Be Franky and Katsuro, the track blends classic boom-bap elements with modern moodiness — perfect for fans of Kendrick Lamar, Joey Bada$$, or MF DOOM.
It Tackles Hard Truths with Honesty, Not Hype
Rather than glorify violence, Hollow Profit questions it. He explores the tragic pattern of young artists dying too soon and connects those realities to his own community without sensationalism.
It Offers Hope Without Pretending to Have All the Answers
Despite its somber tone, “Mortal Men” is ultimately about resilience and responsibility. Lines about building a safer world for his kids give the track a heartbeat of optimism.
Hollow Profit is a Voice You’ll Want to Follow
Rooted in real-life loss and artistic legacy, Hollow Profit emerges as a promising new figure in hip-hop — thoughtful, grounded, and hungry to use music as a force for change.
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