I Thought You Would Be Happy For Me finds P Dope confronting envy, loss, and ambition with raw honesty. The Baltimore emcee blends soul, pain, and purpose into one of his most powerful projects yet.

I Thought You Would Be Happy For Me is a bold and introspective body of work from Baltimore’s own P Dope, an artist celebrated for pairing street realism with emotional depth. Across the EP, P Dope confronts the bittersweet reality of success the envy it attracts, and the isolation that comes with outgrowing your environment.

Featuring Conway The Machine and El Camino, with production from JR Swiftz, the project is driven by authentic East Coast boom bap, gritty drums, soulful grit, and bar-heavy lyricism that fulfills the craving for real rap. P Dope’s delivery is confident yet reflective, balancing sharp storytelling with raw vulnerability.

Released under 5203 Records, the EP captures the duality of triumph and pain from an artist who’s built everything from the ground up. More than just music, I Thought You Would Be Happy For Me is a statement of perseverance and self-worth, a reminder that greatness often comes with loss, and every scar tells a story worth hearing.

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