First Day Out wasn’t supposed to be a hit—but that’s what made it one.  Helluva joins BackTrak to reconstruct the moment Tee Grizzley stepped into the booth and laid down a historic, no-hook performance that would ignite Detroit’s rap resurgence. Helluva shares his process, how the beat evolved, and why that beat switch was a game-changer. It’s a story about instincts, timing, and the sound of a city that refuses to stay quiet. By the time “First Day Out” hit the streets, Detroit was already bubbling—but this was different. The track tore through timelines, dominated aux cords, and signaled the arrival of a new voice with something urgent to say. For Helluva, it wasn’t just another beat—it was the culmination of years spent shaping the underground sound of Michigan. With a catalog that laid the foundation for artists like Sada Baby, Icewear Vezzo, and Payroll Giovanni, Helluva helped define the modern Detroit bounce. First Day Out wasn’t just Tee’s breakout—it was a city’s exhale.   Follow Helluva📸 https://instagram.com/helluva313 Follow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸 https://instagram.com/tmronetwork📸 https://instagram.com/Doncannon 🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/ #teegrizzley  #teegrizzleytypebeat  #helluva