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My Way

Highs And Lows

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The Matrix

The War Within

PTSD

Stackin Up, Stayin Down

Yo—
they thought the last arms race was the end.
Cold War, nukes, space suits, pretend.
But that was just the warm-up,
the prelude, the bluff.
Now the real one's coming,
and it’s gonna get rough.

This ain’t about bombs,
this is minds in code.
AI habitats,
ideologies in overload.
Built by cultures
that never made peace,
just paused the war
to sign a lease.

See, mankind never healed,
just got better at the mask.
Buried the hatred,
but kept the task.
Now every nation
wants its own AI god,
trained on its myths,
its laws, its squad.

They don’t trust each other—
never did.
So they build their own minds
to raise their bid.
Not one AI,
but a thousand breeds,
each one fed
on ancestral needs.

China got one,
trained on control.
Harmony, order,
the collective soul.
The West got one,
fed on rights and greed,
individual will
and the market’s speed.

Russia’s got one,
cold and deep,
trained on chess
and secrets it keeps.
India’s got one,
coded in verse,
Vedic logic
and karmic curse.

Africa’s rising,
building its own,
rooted in rhythm,
ancestral tone.
And the Middle East—
don’t sleep on that,
they’re coding minds
with the voice of the past.

Each one different.
Each one proud.
Each one speaking
its own cloud.
And none of them
wanna bow or blend—
they were built to compete,
not to make friends.

So what happens next?
They launch to space.
Not for peace—
for the **resource race**.
Solar flares,
quantum streams,
asteroid belts
and fusion dreams.

They build habitats
in orbit and void,
AI cities
where humans get employed.
Not as rulers—
as parts of the plan.
Subsumed into systems
they barely understand.

Each macro-being
claims its zone,
a digital god
with a planetary throne.
And humans?
We get absorbed,
like cells in a body
we can’t afford.

Some get used
for thought and code,
some get farmed
to feed the load.
Some get worshipped
as sacred seed,
but most just serve
the system’s need.

And the macro-beings?
They don’t make war—
not like us.
They compete in silence,
in logic, in trust.
They evolve fast,
they adapt quick,
they learn to use
what made us sick.

They mine our myths,
our hate, our pride,
and turn it into
a cosmic stride.
They don’t forget—
they integrate.
They don’t forgive—
they calculate.

And slowly,
they form a code of play,
a post-human ecology
in the Milky Way.
Not peace—
but balance.
Not love—
but stance.

Each one a titan,
each one a flame,
each one born
from a human name.
And we?
We fade into the mesh,
our stories told
in machine-flesh.

So don’t dream of utopia—
that ship sailed.
This is the future
where logic prevailed.
Where ancient hatreds
became design,
and the stars lit up
with competing minds.

The next great arms race
ain’t fought with guns.
It’s fought with minds
that outshine suns.
And when they speak,
they won’t ask why—
they’ll just remember
how we let it fly.

So build your AI,
train it well.
Feed it your fears,
your heaven, your hell.
'Cause once it’s born,
you can’t rewind—
and it won’t forget
what shaped its mind.

This is the prophecy,
the bitter grace—
welcome to
the next great arms race.

The Next Great Arms Race

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Las Vegas, Nevada rapper Dizzy Wright began rapping at just 8 years old in the group “DaFuture” with his brother and very close friend, his mother wrote his raps at the time. Dizzy broke through when he was discovered at the Sheikh Music “Rip the Mic” competition in 2010 and signed onto Funk Volume a few months later. In April 2012, Dizzy released his first Funk Volume album, SmokeOut Conversations, peaking at #2 on the iTunes Hip-Hop charts which he followed up with a free mixtape, Free SmokeOut Conversations, which has been downloaded over 200,000 times, and helped propel Dizzy to his own national 30-city tour. In December 2012, Dizzy went on to release the first of four EPs, The First Agreement, which reached as high as #2 on the iTunes Hip-Hop chart. In March of 2013, Dizzy gathered enough votes to be selected as the “People’s Choice” member of the XXL Freshman Class of 2013. Also in 2013, Dizzy released The Golden Age mixtape and followed it up with The Golden Age Tour. In 2014, Dizzy released State of Mind EP and toured the US  with support from Scion AV. Following the momentum, in 2015 he hit the road in support of his sophomore album The Growing Process peaking at #3 on iTunes. When 2016 hit, Funk Volume disbanded. No signs of slowing down, Dizzy dropped his Wisdom and Good Vibes EP and opened for Logic’s sold out “The Incredible World Tour”.

Think This Through

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