Zeezrok Flow didn’t always know he’d be the first to bring LDS Primary Song classics into the West Coast hip-hop world, but destiny works in mysterious ways—like Ammon guarding sheep with a machete. Raised in Samoa and schooled in the streets of LA, Zeezrok spent his early years perfecting his flow, dodging auntie’s slippers, and finding his groove. But it wasn’t until he cracked open the Book of Mormon that he realized—these ancient prophets had bars.

This remix of Book of Mormon Stories is more than just a track—it’s a testimony wrapped in 808s, drenched in funk, and laced with the spirit. From Alma the Younger’s divine beatdown to Samuel the Lamanite straight-up defying physics, this song is Zeezrok’s way of showing that gospel stories hit harder than a G-Funk bassline.

Some say Zeezrok Flow was chosen for this mission. Others say he just really, really loves Abinadi. Either way, he’s taking the Latter-day Saints message and dropping it on beats so smooth, even King Lamoni would nod along. It’s faith, it’s fire, and it’s finally giving Nephites their rightful place in hip-hop history.