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Bitch I'm Outta Here (Outro)

DJ Jubilee (N.O. Block Party)

Logline (sonic): A storm-lit trap hymn where losses align into lightning—resilience smolders under rain until a prepared strike turns survival into shine.

Vibe & Mood: Swaggering but reflective; gritty confidence tempered by self-mythology. Feels replay-ready, loopable—built for late-night drives and slow-motion highlight reels.

Themes: Resilience (“fire in the rain”), transformation of failure (“Ls → lightning”), wealth-as-craft (gold, rent, bank bell), enlightenment through pressure (touching insanity to get clear).

Sonic Palette (imagined):

Tempo: mid (≈80–92 BPM), head-nod pocket.

Drums: dry 808s, tight hats, sparse claps; occasional thunder-clap accents.

Harmonics: glassy keys/pads in electric blue, warm sub-bass in amber; intermittent lightning SFX swells.

FX motifs: hiss (rain), brief white-out riser on “lightning,” breathy reverses before bar drops.

Vocal & Writing:

Delivery: laid-back authority—cool on verses, chest-out on refrains.

Hook device: mantra-like repetition of “lightning” and the Ls wordplay; memorable and visual.

Lyrical texture: tactile nouns (rain, gold, rent, bank, pool/blue); a few explicit flex lines that you’re treating symbolically in the film.

Structure (per your timings):

0:00–0:18 — Verse 1: self-survival under weather; thesis line lands (“fire in the rain”).

0:18–0:39 — Refrain/Hook: “They call it lightning,” Ls → lightning motif.

0:39–0:58 — Verse: money pressures, ritualizing the grind.

0:58–1:15 — Verse: attention/control language (we’re mapping to storm control).

1:15–1:38 — Peak: energy lift suitable for the lightning strike moment.

(Outro/missing bars can taper into calm glow.)

Signature Lines (anchors):

“Just a fire in the rain… still lit.”

“When I finally strike it rich, they call it lightning.”

“When you take too many Ls… they spell out lightning.”

Where it lives: Trap/alt-hip-hop lane with cinematic lean—fits teaser trailers, sports edits, fashion reels, prestige doc transitions.

Ennio Feat Dee2crazy

Find Me In The Green is a late-night broadcast in song form — warm drums, silky keys, and a neon haze that wraps around your thoughts like smoke in a studio booth. It’s that pocket where ambition slows down, the city lights blur, and the only thing that matters is the vibe. If you’ve ever needed a track for the 2AM drive, the “locked in” grind, or the moment you finally exhale… this is it.

Tap in, turn it up, and let the green take over.

Find Me In The Green

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