🎤 Mr. 1-2

Artist: 2B
Genre: Live Show Anthem / Southern Bounce / Street Soul
Mood: Energetic, confident, real

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[Hook]

We the ones
I came here with me, myself, and I — it’s like 3 of us
How I’m feelin’? Hot to trot
God damn, what I’m sayin’? I’m a lil’ 2 much
I’m Mr. 1-2
Don’t let the demons haunt you
I’m a young MC, I tell the crowd to move — and it move
Yeahhh
I was the one out the whole crew up on the move
Forever Mr. 1-2 1-2
I’m a young MC and I tell the crowd to move

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[Verse]

Forever Mr. 1-2
That’s me — forever 2B
I done put my n****s on them money moves
We gon’ plant a money tree

These ns in competition with the world
In my world, it’s me vs. me
903 Rose City
I’m at where these ns wanna be

Yeah, we gon’ pour some Hennessy
For my dead homies — RIP
Motherf*** to all my enemies
It done took a lot of soul to make a G

These ns motherfin’ actors
We the n***s move the scene
Yeah, East Texas super flexin’
Who you reppin’?

Yeah, we gon’ pour some Hennessy
For my dead homies — RIP
Motherf*** to all my enemies
It done took a lot of soul to make a G

These ns motherfin’ actors
We the n***s move the scene
Yeah, East Texas super flexin’
Who you reppin’?

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🔊 Description:

Mr. 1-2 is stage music with soul — a mic-check anthem for the real ones who’ve led the way when nobody was watching. 2B steps in with charisma, crowd control, and clarity, owning the moment as both an artist and a movement leader.

There’s no gimmick here — just real rap rooted in East Texas, legacy, and live show energy. “I’m a young MC, I tell the crowd to move — and it move,” is more than a bar — it’s a mission statement. This is the sound of a man who’s built his name bar by bar, soul by soul, and now steps forward as Mr. 1-2: the one who got it done.

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Key Themes:
	•	Mastery of self
	•	Leadership in the culture
	•	Rose City (903) pride
	•	Honoring the fallen, flexing for the future
	•	A reminder: this rap s*** starts on the mic


Mr. 1-2 (8:8:2023)

🎙️ Files I Forgot – by 2B

21 Unreleased Tracks | 2018–2024

Files I Forgot isn’t just a project — it’s a resurrection.

Over the past six years, I recorded hundreds of songs. Some dropped. Some didn’t. Some were meant for albums that never came out, others were created in basements, bedrooms, green rooms, hotel rooms, or right after shows. Some were rough ideas that turned into full tracks. Others were moments of clarity that never fit the right rollout or season.

This is not a typical mixtape.
It’s a sonic journal of who I was and what I was becoming.

From 2018 to 2024, these 21 tracks document my rawest moments — from the early days when I was still just learning to record myself and shape my sound, to the moments where I started realizing I had something bigger to say. You’ll hear different versions of me: the hungry rapper, the experimental artist, the storyteller, the battler, the loner, the visionary.

The production mirrors the journey — gritty 2018 soul trap meets polished 2024 space rap. Expect chopped vocals, swirling pads, booming 808s, shimmering synths, and raw vocal takes that feel like journal entries turned anthems.

It’s somewhere between J. Cole’s heart, Travis Scott’s atmosphere, Nipsey Hussle’s mission, and Outkast’s soul — but it’s unmistakably 2B: rooted, raw, and revolutionary.
These are the forgotten verses, missed chances, and musical drafts that still hit harder than most finished albums out today. But I held them back… for perfection, timing, or maybe fear. Until now.

The production isn’t always clean.
The takes aren’t always perfect.
But that’s exactly the point.
This is the version of me the industry never got to polish — the version that created without filter, before image, before strategy, before expectations.

This is for my day-ones, my future listeners, and the part of myself I had to leave behind in order to grow.

🎧 Welcome to the vault.
📂 These are the Files I Forgot — but the music never did.

— 2B



Gang Freestyle (8:8:2023)

🎧 Out The Matrix – by 2B

Genre: Conscious Rap / Southern Soul / Street Spirituality
Recorded in the Vault (2018–2024)
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Description:
Out The Matrix is not a song — it’s a declaration of awakening.

This is 2B at his sharpest, most enlightened, and most fearless — fully outside the system, speaking on what it means to reclaim your soul, your mission, and your power. The track erupts with bar-for-bar clarity, drawing a line between the mindless and the awakened, between rap as product and music as purpose.

The title says it all: this is about breaking free from the simulation — the lies of the industry, the trap of comfort, the spiritual warfare we rarely speak about. Over raw drums and militant delivery, 2B pulls no punches, flowing from quantum consciousness to real-world street grit, from Dez Bryant references to Killuminati observations.

This is what happens when you’ve seen behind the curtain — and come back to free the ones still inside.
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Lyrical Themes:
	•	Escaping societal programming
	•	Claiming spiritual authority
	•	Mafia loyalty, Southern pride
	•	Gratitude, growth, and God-level confidence
	•	Third-eye awareness meets Texas realism

🎵 Out The Matrix

Artist: 2B
Genre: Conscious Rap / Street Philosophy / Southern Spirituality
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B****, I said I jumped out the Matrix
All my n****s made it
Congratulations — watch the young man wake up
This feel like graduation
How I’m feeling being the best version of myself
Lil’ boy, I feel amazing
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What you saying?
Boy, don’t get s*** twisted
We still spin ceiling fans
Just get dividends
And a safe to put ’em in
Oh yeah, this s*** gon’ win

At the Mafia circle table
Finna do the plans
So what you saying?

When I started, I went hard as a mf
Now a n**** cannot tell me nothin’
Let’s run it
‘Cause I know that I’m on to something
Like Verizon — how them phones been runnin’?
Count it
Yeah, you know that my soul the number

88
Like a n**** was Dez or something
Throw the X every time the bread income

From Rick and Morty to the Dark Night of the Soul
Yeah, we gon’ get it done
So tell me somethin’

This sound like lace-the-street-s***
Finna lace you up
From the darkest days
So when night come — fire, we shining out
Lil’ boy better get what I’m talking about

Yeah, them Mafia n****s been holding the standard
Rocked the show, turned your ho to a dancer
The best feeling is rocking the stage with the family
I’m so thankful
No, never could take it for granted


I took a year off just to get my soul right
2B on to some better, better
Just know: never let up — most importantly, never settle, settle

This s*** mental
So I understand it seem like the people scared
If you scared, why the f*** you come here?

Save yourself — damn, man
It look like they ain’t giving no help
B****, I did this

I’m still the same n**** that was left out the rest
And in 10 years, they make 2B a legend
Keep a eye on the Mafia — best

This s*** here is off the head
Watching eyes tryna spy on the Mafia quest
From the North to the East
From the South to the West

Let me get it real quick
We’re here to free the souls
And show the globe we got some love left

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[Bridge]
2B — biggest dripper out water
Golden chest and collar
Boy feel like Michael Phelps
I need my medals this year
More than one — I need thirteen
Not the one and the two
‘Cause we ain’t f***ing with twelves

And them action figure bastards
No, them f***-a** ain’t stopping s*** this year
No, no, no — they not stopping it

Come look at the world through these third-eye binoculars
Whole industry
Rap ns and elites
Killuminati — them ns been watching me

They keep they eyes on the Mafia
Well, I really think these ns need to get a bigger lens
And I ain’t talking ‘bout no fing Oculus
We was the n***s exposing the oblivious

I heard ns mad that I jumped out the Matrix
These ns mad they not Source players



Out the Matrix (8:28:2022)

🎧 Original Member – by 2B

Genre: Southern Soul Rap / Revolutionary Trap / Texas Warrior Gospel

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Description:
Original Member is a declaration. A sermon. A code.

It’s 2B in full form: warrior-poet, spiritual soldier, and Southern general. This is music built on divine timing and ancestral discipline, echoing through every bar like the stomp of boots across Texas dirt. With a third eye open and a soul armored in purpose, 2B speaks from the battlefield — where self-mastery meets sacred rebellion.

This track is for the chosen ones who never folded, the leaders who never waited for permission, the artists who speak light into dark spaces. Over a pounding instrumental and aggressive pocket, 2B affirms himself as both a High Rich original member and a voice too rooted to be erased.

It’s a war chant and a healing spell.

He raps about spiritual warfare, soul preservation, government deceit, and rising above system labels with a calm fury that never compromises the message. He honors his roots, his mission, and the ones walking beside him.

Key Themes:
	•	Sovereignty
	•	Third-eye awareness
	•	Texas pride and Mafia loyalty
	•	Revolution through spirit and sound
	•	Inner war → soul evolution

Bitch I’m from Texas a cowboy right out the saloon let’s move 
let me get a couple ones letter 2 
2B the original individual you just need to change ya view 
and I’m on my right on schedule 
we scalping these rap niggas like the siminoles do
they say we walk by faith and not by sight 
uh so I’m seeing with a third eye view 
I nearly lost my life tryna get it right 
I was really get the light 
do you really wanna free yo soul 
cause when it’s dawn it’s gone be some joy after night 
and when it’s crazy 
what you saying 
even though when it’s crazy 
giving thanks to the forces that made me 
no no no you can’t hold me baby 

well shit I’m a high rich original member
boy don’t you know I’m the coldest December
yeah I’m shining big 2B go lightning McQueen
we the finest the mafia team 
yessir now I got everything 
oh yeah and I ain’t lost a thing 
what you know about waking the world up
what you know about saving the boys and the girls 
what you know about going to war with yourself 
they screaming please you better be yo own help 
(you gone need that)
on the lonely road to success  
boy I’m 2 blessed to be stressed
I said I’m up I ain’t even need rest 
Say this Earth is a school a test 
ima general 
Fuck the government they wanna label me criminal 
i just do what i need to do
say we bring the love of the universe centerfold
always doing the most no I never do minimal
 I wake up put the armor on 
what you know about being the one for yourself 
I’m the man 
you ain’t stopping this holy flow 
this red dead redemption of the minds and the souls souls 
till the time all gone gone 
boy don’t you know you play ya role 
in the book of the 
they say if you live by the sword then you die by the sword 
I think I’ma finna pick it up 

well shit I’m a high rich original member
boy don’t you know I’m the coldest December
yeah I’m shining big 2B go lightning McQueen
we the finest the mafia team 
yessir now I got everything 
oh yeah and I ain’t lost a thing 
what you know about waking the world up
what you know about saving the boys and the girls 
what you know about going to war with yourself 
they screaming please you better be yo own help 
(you gone need that)
on the lonely road to success  
boy I’m 2 blessed to be stressed
I said I’m up I ain’t even need rest 
Say this Earth is a school a test 
ima general 
Fuck the government they wanna label me criminal 
i just do what i need to do


Original Member (8:29:2022)

I Ain't Trippin' (1:24:2024)

💐 Dead Homies – by 2B

Genre: Southern Reflection / Legacy Rap / Survival Trap
Mood: Reflective, defiant, reverent

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Description:
Dead Homies is a solemn toast to the ones who didn’t make it — and a declaration that their memory fuels the fire. It’s not just about grief; it’s about growth, grit, and being the one who kept going.

2B taps into the survivor’s mindset: aware of the dangers, clear about the mission, and unshaken by distractions. He’s “on some different sht,”* moving with wisdom earned through pain, and still reaching back to elevate his circle. Every bar is heavy with the weight of those lost, but uplifted by the truth that he made it out the mud and still chose to become something greater.

There’s no fake toughness here — just real-life resilience and a voice that speaks for everyone who’s had to pour one out, stay low, and keep pushing.

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Key Lines:

“At the end of the day, it don’t make me — I’m forever 2B.”
“When the gang in Dallas, the Mavericks how we be stuntin’.”
“Rest in peace to the fallen ones.”

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Themes:
	•	Honoring the lost
	•	Grown man perspective
	•	Texas loyalty & street elevation
	•	Self-identity through adversity
	•	Survivor’s strength turned legacy


I’m on some different shit 
I only got here by my wits 
take a look at everything I did 
at the end of the day it don’t make me
I’m forever 2B
we just pour some liquor out for the dead homies
I can’t be mad at no niggas that’s getting money 
cause the boys in blue be hunting tryna come and put us under
when the gang in Dallas the Mavericks how we be stunting
I think I like who I’m becoming 
bitch I’m 2B yeah I do mega numbers

we was them niggas putting on 4 da summer
every since I made my statement I been patient on em 
it’ll be a cold day in hell when I fall off quit waiting on it
it took time to up the scores on niggas 
in this time of war  
it took time to metamorph
they don’t know what it took to get this far 
I had to 2B star 
from the ground I rose up and i put every single nigga on 
yeah we then niggas they be talking bout when they mention number ones
Rest In Peace to the fallen ones 

I’m on some different shit 
I only got here by my wits 
take a look at everything I did 
at the end of the day it don’t make me
I’m forever 2B
we just pour some liquor out for the dead homies
I can’t be mad at no niggas that’s getting money 
cause the boys in blue be hunting tryna come and put us under
when the gang in Dallas the Mavericks how we be stunting
I think I like who I’m becoming 
bitch I’m 2B yeah I do mega numbers


Dead Homies (5:8:2023)

🚀 Rocket Power

Artist: 2B
Genre: Southern G-Funk / Space Rap / Victory Music
Mood: Triumphant, Cinematic, Charged Up

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[Intro]

How I feel? I think I mean — I know I’m the sh*t
We steady rollin’
5 years in, I need a row of trophies up in my crib

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[Hook]

Like how it feel to be a super legend
Rap renegade, veteran
I give out stripes to real n****s
Pop a middle finger to the lesser men

While in Houston
I learned to walk and talk it how a real Texas n***a do it
Movement on motion picture
Movie — groovy — we the new revolution

Them lil’ boys mad and envious
I take off to the stars with music
Understand — we the new sonic sound in your ears
Ya dig, ya dig, ya dig

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[Verse 1]

They say the stars of the Mob woke up
So the label broke up
Why they try to disband the gang? I don’t know
Why the industry sentinels keep tryna steal the sauce away?
Why these n****s be smilin’ in Collin face but really actin’ fake?

I think it’s time for Collin Blake — Geronimo — and take a leap of faith
Why these ns say “out the way” but really be in the way? I don’t know
Why these hoes be talkin’ to the average ns then try to come f*** with a player?

Boy, I feel like I don’t come alive
My soul outside today
So I woke up gettin’ to it
In Tyler, Texas — watch me speed race to the paper

Or I might just push this b***h to Houston
And be like “see you later”
This a lil’ Nissan, not the Jag — we stickin’ to the pavement

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[Verse 2]

And I be like: yessir!
We was last — now we comin’ first
Every day I wake up gettin’ to it
Damn, we movin’ really fast — I done made it work

‘Cause I been reversin’ the curse
Oh yeah, yes sir, yes sir
Now I’m feelin’ like they gotta pay me what they owe me

Spin San Antonio with 20 shots on me
I’m feelin’ like Ginóbili
The way I built the new me
No, they cannot stop me — they can’t hold me

I’m loaded
Somebody tell them lil’ boys they need to stop
It’s over
And it’s still on my shoulder — a chip, a rock, a boulder

The way I rock out the crowd like Cowabunga
We rollin’
Boy, don’t you know my light be shinin’ solar
Woah!

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[Hook Repeat]

How I feel? I think I mean — I know I’m the sh*t
We steady rollin’
5 years in, I need a row of trophies up in my crib

Like how it feel to be a super legend
Rap renegade, veteran
I give out stripes to real n****s
Pop a middle finger to the lesser men

While in Houston
I learned to walk and talk it how a real Texas n***a do it
Movement on motion picture
Movie — groovy — we the new revolution

Them lil’ boys mad and envious
I take off to the stars with music
Understand — we the new sonic sound in your ears
Ya dig, ya dig, ya dig
Ya dig, ya dig

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[Outro]

The world ain’t never witnessed this much sauce in a n***a
Super stunna man — my drip cost a lot of nickels

Now I’m feelin’ like they gotta pay me what they owe me
Spin San Antonio with 20 shots on me — I’m feelin’ like Ginóbili
The way I built the new me — they can’t stop me, they can’t hold me
I’m loaded

Somebody tell them lil’ boys: it’s over
Still got that chip on my shoulder
A rock, a boulder
I rock out crowds like Cowabunga
Boy, don’t you know my light be shinin’ solar
Woah!

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🛰️ Track Description:

“Rocket Power” is a high-octane celebration of 2B’s rise from East Texas roots to galactic-level influence. Blending braggadocio with cosmic truth, this track feels like riding in a fast car through space — real bars, real bounce, and real evolution.

It’s about defying gravity — musically, spiritually, and culturally. 2B drops wisdom for the day ones and middle fingers for the fake ones, navigating the industry with his crew while keeping the crown secure. With nods to Texas, anime, legacy, and self-reinvention, this is a future classic in every way.

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Themes:
	•	Southern legacy & street royalty
	•	Artistic independence & industry resistance
	•	Houston–Dallas–903 cultural pride
	•	Building a movement from nothing
	•	Cosmic metaphors for personal power

Rocket Power (3:18:24)

2B X Hero (12:11:2022)

🎧 MegaMan Holiday – by 2B

Genre: Southern Legacy Rap / Hero’s Journey / Texas Mythology
Recorded: 2018–2024 Vault Sessions

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Description:
MegaMan Holiday is more than a track — it’s a timestamp on the legacy of 2B. A declaration of arrival. A victory lap through memory, struggle, identity, and purpose. It’s a holiday for the ones who had to earn their power through pain, evolve in silence, and reintroduce themselves as giants.

Set against vivid storytelling and chest-thumping production, 2B moves through timelines — from Collin Brown to 2B to MegaMan, and ultimately, Elemental. This record is his transformation myth. His return. His moment.

“Superman, he taught me how to fly…
So I flew away — November 13th, it’s a MegaMan Holiday.”

The verses carry weight: pain, pride, survival, flight. 2B speaks for the ones who changed the weather with their presence. The ones who took a year off to find themselves. The ones who kept their soul while learning to lead.

MegaMan Holiday reclaims a date, a name, a narrative — and turns it into a personal national holiday for truth-seekers, spiritual rebels, and real ones from the bottom who never folded.

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Key Themes:
	•	Personal resurrection
	•	Timeless self-elevation
	•	Tyler, Texas pride
	•	Becoming legendary through alignment
	•	Soul evolution through lyrical mastery

Superman he taught me how to fly 
and so I flew away 
November 13th it’s a mega man holiday 
what you say 
god damn I done came a long ways from anyway 
and yeah I still remain the same 
nigga 
still ain’t never changed nigga
I been that nigga since I was in school
got it up now I break all the rules the rules 
it’s just me and the crew and it’s nothing to lose in this bitch 
it’s B with the 2 in this bitch 
and we ain’t got nothing to prove in this bitch
throw my set like what it do in this bitch 
fuck shit 
damn 
what I’m saying is a young nigga still having high riches

I been getting and getting 
Damn 2B how the fuck you be getting it 
Heard them niggas been watching me so we sending a blitz to them
for real 
it’s  big 2B
I been moving the movie 
and having motion pictures 
so I’m understanding when niggas is saying my shit been looking different 
Man I told Tyler Texas I’d be gone untill November 
Then November came  and 2B came outside and changed the weather 
I’m the coldest nigga turn Texas to a Minnesota blizzard 
How the fuck you figure 
Ain’t no Lil nigga 
we just do it bigger 
my lines of rhymes be detrimental 
How the fuck I grow from Collin Brown then 2B and the mega man and then i turned into an elemental 
from birthing out the womb I rose up from the tomb 
I’m here to bring the message 
no you can’t disrespect it 
and even if I gotta stand alone I’ll be the one that all my people calling Collin oh the phone when they be stressing 
I feel it’s raining blessings 


Superman he taught me how to fly 
and so I flew away 
November 13th it’s a mega man holiday 
what you say 
god damn I done came a long ways from anyway 
and yeah I still remain the same 
nigga 
still ain’t never changed nigga
I been that nigga since I was in school
got it up now I break all the rules the rules 
it’s just me and the crew and it’s nothing to lose in this bitch 
it’s B with the 2 in this bitch 
and we ain’t got nothing to prove in this bitch
throw my set like what it do in this bitch 
fuck shit 
damn 
what I’m saying is  a young nigga still having high riches


MegaMan Holiday (10:29:2022)

Supa X 2B (3:14:2022)

🎧 OKAY – by 2B

Genre: Southern Soul Rap / Chill Motivation / Smoke & Ascend Music
From the Vault: 2018–2024 Sessions

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Description:
OKAY is a high-vibration reminder that peace is a choice — and self-love is a weapon. This track floats like a wake-and-bake meditation but hits with the quiet force of a king who knows who he is and why he’s here.

Over laid-back, sunny production, 2B delivers a mantra-style hook that instantly becomes a morning affirmation:

“I ain’t worried ‘bout nobody or no problems in my way / It don’t matter really what they say — okay, I know I’m gon’ be okay.”

Blending stoner calm, Texas flavor, and higher perspective, he reclaims the day with grounded confidence. There’s no flexing for attention — just honesty, gratitude, and motion.
It’s the sound of rolling up, clocking in, and rising up.

Between reflective verses, 2B lifts the listener beyond fear:

“It’s not too late to change your fate… but if you on the fence and s***, you really in the way.”

Whether you’re in the Datsun flying with the windows down, or just lighting your first blunt of the day, this one is for the ones keeping their head up in a broken system — still shining, still elevating, still being themselves.

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Vibes:
	•	Morning routine anthem
	•	Spiritual stoner motivation
	•	Chill, confident, and cosmic
	•	“Be you, protect your peace, trust the path”

🎵 OKAY

Artist: 2B
Genre: Motivational Trap / Stoner Soul / Southern Vibes

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[Chorus]
When I wake up, roll my blunt and then I smoke it to the face
Then I’m gettin’ dressed — the Surferboy King of drippin’, lead the wave
I ain’t worried ‘bout nobody or no problems in my way
It don’t matter really what they say
Okay
Know I’m gon’ be okay

When I wake up, roll my blunt and then I smoke it to the face
Then I’m gettin’ dressed — the Surferboy King of drippin’, lead the wave
I ain’t worried ‘bout nobody or no problems in my way
It don’t matter really what they say
Okay
Know I’m gon’ be okay

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[Hook]
Okay, okay, okay
I know I’m gon’ be okay
Okay, okay, okay
I know I’m gon’ be okay
It don’t matter what they think or say
I’m still gon’ be me today
Every day I wake up feelin’ great
Amazing

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[Verse]
And yes I’m here to say to each and every person
It’s not too late to change your fate
But if you on the fence and s***, you really in the way
‘Cause it’s a revolution
We in the endgame of the human race
Like how the f*** did we get to this place?

But I’m seeing that the sun is out
I’m in the Datsun super speed racer flyin’ with the windows down
And I got my music loud
And I got some brand-new 12s
Speakers just to play my n****s’ new music sounds

I’m on the way to go rock a crowd — loud
I been making my people proud
I been showing me I know how
‘Cause we legendary now
And everything is everything and it go round and round
I know it gotta come back around to me
2B the new sonic sound you see
From the ground up, I rose to be

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[Chorus – Repeat]
When I wake up, roll my blunt and then I smoke it to the face
Then I’m gettin’ dressed — the Surferboy King of drippin’, lead the wave
I ain’t worried ‘bout nobody or no problems in my way
It don’t matter really what they say
Okay
Know I’m gon’ be okay

When I wake up, roll my blunt and then I smoke it to the face
Then I’m gettin’ dressed — the Surferboy King of drippin’, lead the wave
I ain’t worried ‘bout nobody or no problems in my way
It don’t matter really what they say
Okay
Know I’m gon’ be okay

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[Hook – Repeat]
Okay, okay, okay
I know I’m gon’ be okay
Okay, okay, okay
I know I’m gon’ be okay
It don’t matter what they think or say
I’m still gon’ be me today
Every day I wake up feelin’ great
Amazing


Okay (10:25:2022)

2B – Official Bio 

Collin Blake Brown, known as 2B, is an artist, producer, and multi-instrumentalist who specializes in blending genres. Since starting in 2018, he has rapped on over 100 songs across 10 projects, gaining 10 million+ Spotify streams, including 2 million in 2024 alone. A self-taught creator, he records, mixes, and masters his own music. 

His 2020 album If I Die Young marked a turning point, and in 2022, his grandmother’s record collection introduced him to genres like funk, soul, and reggae, shaping his evolving sound. Inspired by the the legends of yesterday 2B has currently shifted away from mainstream rap music, he now plays guitar daily. 

2B has performed across Texas alongside NLE Choppa, Tay Money, Lil’ Keke, Polo G, and That Mexican OT and has been featured on multiple radio stations. His career took a life-changing turn after a tragic shooting at his first major show in Tyler, Texas, pushing him to create meaningful music. 

In the past year, he’s produced 30+ songs and ended 2024 with his first self-produced project, Rising Man , after earning a Bachelor’s degree in audio production from Full Sail University. 2B is on a mission to bring real musicianship back, proving music is about more than numbers—it’s about impact.

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2B

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