In the 90’s, music of substance was more accessible and given a bigger push by labels. Some songs from that era took you to a higher place as if God himself was present.. Rarely get that feeling today.

Too many rappers spitting lyrics that lead to violence coming back to them. Also, many are shooting blanks or missing with the so called guns they firing. I compare that to the inaccurate quarterback Byron Leftwich.

Music with substance with out comprimising lyrically.

Just a creative way to say I’m “nice” lyrically.. What two things or people are nicer than Walmart door greeters and Hallmark cards?! lol

I was playing baseball and basketball but I still always felt hip hop as my passion. When I got hurt playing ball I finally began focusing 100 percent on hiphop. At the end of the day I just hope what I bring to the table can be an alternative to all the falsehoods out there in a lot of today’s music.

As a fan I never feel victim to what was in or trendy.. You had to actually be nice for me to buy and support your music!

In the 90’s era movies covered a much broader perspective of the black experience. Today we are limited to just Tyler Perry movies, which I like, but at the same time only show an exaggerated and extreme view into the black experience.

I was born in 1980 meaning I came up in the 90’s. During that time there was more balance in the culture. There was actually an huge poetry/conscious hip hop scene and I feel that balance lacks today.

End of the verse is a metaphor. I’m the god MC. Jesus is a rapper through me. I break down how so many lost cats don’t want to praise and pay homage but are first in line to pray when they are in a tight spot.

Snitches having you flushing work down the toilet as well as being the reason so many brothers get locked up during the “summer sweeps” in Lexington, KY.