BasedSlime

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BasedSlime
EP by Xaviersobased and OsamaSon
Released	April 27, 2025 (2025-04-27)
Genres	Rage underground hip-hop
Length	8:10
Label	Self-released
Producers	Xaviersobased OsamaSon Ok Zuro Ss3bby
Singles from Basedslime
"Lil O Just Popped a Pill" "Not a Regular Civilian"

BasedSlime (stylized as "#BASEDSLiME") is the first collaborative extended play (EP) by American rappers Xaviersobased and OsamaSon. It was self-released on April 27, 2025, through SoundCloud, and was hosted by the DJ Rennessy. The four-track project includes two previously released songs, "Lil O Just Popped a Pill" and "Not a Regular Civilian", alongside two new songs, "Whole Lotta" and "Shitshow". A music video for "Shitshow" accompanied the release.

Background and release

Xaviersobased is from New York City, while OsamaSon is from South Carolina; both have been associated with rage, a subgenre of trap music. The Fader described the pair as two of the underground's most closely watched figures and noted that they had collaborated on several occasions in the year before the EP.

BasedSlime was released on April 27, 2025, as the pair's first project made together. It was released exclusively on SoundCloud, and was hosted by DJ Rennessy, a New Jersey-based DJ who has hosted projects for other underground artists. "Lil O Just Popped a Pill" and "Not a Regular Civilian" had been released before the EP.

Composition

"Whole Lotta" was described by The Fader as a "space age take" on classic Atlanta trap. "Shitshow" was produced by Ok, who also produced much of OsamaSon's 2025 album Jump Out; The Fader said the song's distorted electronic production sounds like a track that could have been on that project's deluxe edition.

Reception

In a review for HotNewHipHop, Zachary Horvath wrote that the EP's sound would not appeal to most rap listeners. He found the lyrics sparse and at times difficult to make out, criticized the mixing, and singled out the noisy production of "Shitshow". Horvath compared the project's loud production and DJ shouts to Playboi Carti's album Music (2025), calling it overbearing despite its short length, but still recommended listening to it.

Track listing

Notes

• All tracks are stylized in lowercase.

References

External links

• #BASEDSLiME on SoundCloud