The original beat for "44 BullDog" was produced by and MobzBeatz . Its history is a classic example of the "recycled beat" culture in drill music:
Before Pop Smoke, it was utilized by artists like Russ Millions on " Trick Or Treat " and Nas Blixky on "No Cap". The original beat for "44 BullDog" was produced
The title "44 BullDog" refers to the , a 5-shot revolver that Pop Smoke references throughout the hook. Musically, the track embodies the Brooklyn Drill sound that Pop Smoke helped pioneer: The original beat for "44 BullDog" was produced