"Stoner Face" is an inventive Rendition remix and remake of Lady Gaga's iconic hit "Poker Face," reimagined with all-new lyrics and vocals that delve deep into the stoner lifestyle. This rendition flips the original pop anthem into a laid-back, weed-centric rap track, infused with a chilled-out vibe that resonates with cannabis culture.
The song features a meticulously reworked beat, sampled from the original, yet transformed to create a fresh, unique sound that complements the new stoner theme. At 6 minutes and 20 seconds, "Stoner Face" is an extended version that doubles the length of Gaga's original, offering an immersive, smoke-filled journey that takes listeners on a much longer, more expansive trip.
This rendition stands as a testament to the creative freedom of remix culture, blending the familiar with the fresh to deliver something entirely new and vibey for fans of both the original track and cannabis enthusiasts alike.

Stoner Face

"Foster Care Misery Feel My Pain And The Sorrow Again" is a poignant reinterpretation of Fleetwood Mac's classic "Little Lies." This rendition transforms the original with a re-sampled beat that adds a modern, haunting depth to the song. The lyrics delve into themes of heartache, longing, and the struggle for hope within the confines of foster care. Through evocative repetition and raw emotion, it captures the persistent ache of past shadows and the desire to escape a cycle of pain. The track invites listeners to experience the sorrow and resilience of a journey marked by loss and the search for belonging.

Foster Care Misery Feel My Pain And The Sorrow Again

"Mohawk Innovators: The True Inventors of the Bunk Bed" is a hard-hitting track that sets the record straight on the origins of the bunk bed. Contrary to popular belief, this space-saving creation wasn't born in ancient Egypt, Greece, or Europe—it was actually invented by the Mohawk people of the Iroquois Confederacy 500 years ago. Originally designed not for two people, but as a clever solution for storage and sleeping space, the bunk bed's true history is laid out in this powerful rap. 
The song is delivered in an aggressive gangsta bounce rap style, with high-quality, clear, and loud studio vocals. It features a beat mashup remix, complete with record scratching and a dynamic hip-hop flow. This track doesn’t just educate—it hits hard, paying homage to the true innovators with style and grit.

Mohawk Innovators The True Inventors Of The Bunk Bed

Rapid Rhymes Land Of The Lost Is the second version of this song so immerse yourself in a whirlwind of rapid-fire lyrics that paint a vivid picture of the Marshalls' struggle to escape a world where past and future collide. Each line delivers a punch of excitement, highlighting the danger and mystery of their quest. This version emphasizes the relentless pace and clever wordplay of fast rap.

Rapid Rhymes Land Of The Lost

"Pennsylvania Serenade" is a heartfelt country song that celebrates the beauty and enduring love found in the Appalachian country of Pennsylvania. With tender lyrics and soothing instrumental accompaniment featuring soft guitar strumming and gentle fiddle melodies, the song paints a vivid picture of rolling hills, flowing rivers, and majestic mountains that serve as the backdrop for a timeless love story. The song captures the essence of each season, from the blooming meadows of spring to the quiet snowfalls of winter, emphasizing the constancy and depth of love that transcends time and challenges. "Pennsylvania Serenade" is a musical journey through the enchanting landscapes and emotional landscapes of the Pennsylvania countryside, where love is as pure and enduring as the natural beauty that surrounds it.

Pennsylvania Serenade

Fuck The Outside World I Don't Give A Fuck is a hard-hitting, no-holds-barred gangsta rap anthem that channels the raw energy of Eazy-E’s aggressive style. The song lays down relentless verses filled with unapologetic lyrics, capturing the frustration and defiance of a world gone mad. Fed up with the lies, violence, and chaos outside, the artist declares total disconnection from society, choosing to stay locked in the studio, creating music that speaks the truth. It's a powerful statement of independence and resistance, with a chorus that reminds listeners just how little the artist cares about the world’s madness.

Fuck The Outside World I Don't Give A Fuck

In "The Great Population Hoax", I John Brand delivers a scathing critique of the government's manipulation of population numbers. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for truth, John Brand weaves a narrative that exposes the lies and deceit behind the claim that the world population has reached 8.2 billion. Through 24 verses, i meticulously examines the impact of COVID-19, other diseases, wars, and genocides on the global population, revealing a stark reality that contradicts the official numbers. With a strong message and a determination to uncover the truth, "The Great Population Hoax" is a powerful call to action that challenges listeners to question everything they thought they knew about the world's population.

The Great Population Hoax

''The Toke Is Yours" is a powerful anthem that blends cannabis culture with themes of personal empowerment and self-acceptance. This reimagining of Black Sheep's "The Choice Is Yours" takes listeners on a journey of self-discovery and resilience through the lens of a proud "stoner soul."

The song opens with a clever play on the original's intro, setting the tone for a cannabis-friendly narrative. Throughout the verses, the lyrics weave a tale of personal growth, from initial shame to unapologetic pride in one's identity. The artist portrays themselves as a trailblazer, breaking free from societal stigmas and embracing their true nature.

With its driving rhythm and bold declarations, the chorus serves as a rallying cry for individuality and perseverance. The bridge further amplifies these themes, drawing parallels to iconic figures and emphasizing the artist's determination to succeed against all odds.

While celebrating cannabis use, the song goes deeper, touching on themes of overcoming adversity, challenging historical narratives, and striving for greatness. It's a declaration of intent to change perceptions, break barriers, and leave a lasting impact on the world.

"The Toke Is Yours" is not just about getting high; it's about rising above, embracing one's unique path, and using that self-acceptance as a launching pad for personal revolution and success. It's an empowering anthem for anyone who's ever felt like an outsider, encouraging listeners to embrace their true selves and strive for greatness on their own terms.

The Toke Is Yours

"You Can Hit This Or You Can Roll That" is a bold, weed-inspired rendition of Black Sheep's classic track, "The Choice Is Yours." Infused with AGGRESSIVE old-school FUNKY HIP-HOP GROOVE, BOUNCY BEATS, and a CONFIDENT VIBE, this version pays homage to the original while adding a smoky twist that brings a new flavor to the mix.

This reinterpretation takes listeners on a lyrical journey through the highs and choices of cannabis culture, celebrating the freedom to "hit this or roll that" with a defiant swagger. With clever wordplay and an infectious rhythm, "You Can Hit This Or You Can Roll That" makes it clear: whether you're sparking up or rolling tight, the choice is always yours.

You Can Hit This Or You Can Roll That

"You Can Spark That Or You Can Roll This" is a laid-back, feel-good anthem that plays off the classic vibes of Black Sheep's "The Choice Is Yours." This third rendition brings a unique twist, celebrating the freedom to enjoy the night your way, whether you're sparking up or rolling your own. The instrumental solos set the scene for a chilled-out groove, while the lyrics capture the essence of a smoke-filled session, where friends come together to vibe, unwind, and feel the flow. 

From the hazy smoke clouds to the choice of strains, this song is all about creating your own path in a carefree, euphoric atmosphere. The catchy hooks, rhythmic flows, and dynamic beats make it perfect for a night where the only decision is how to elevate your experience. It's a journey of flavors, vibes, and high moments, with nods to the iconic hip-hop culture that inspired it. Whether you're lighting it up or rolling it out, the song keeps you in that blissful state where the music, smoke, and good times blend seamlessly.

You Can Spark That Or You Can Roll This

"Resurrection Flow: The Eternal Hustle" is a groundbreaking hip-hop masterpiece that defies the boundaries of time and space. In this epic track, DJ Tásawennaté:ken showcases his extraordinary talent by not only delivering hard-hitting verses but also resurrecting the legendary Eazy-E through innovative voice transfer technology.

This 30-verse odyssey blends aggressive gangster rap with elements of bounce and phonk, creating a sonic landscape that pays homage to the roots of hip-hop while pushing the genre into uncharted territory. DJ Tásawennaté:ken's unique ability to channel Eazy-E's iconic flow and style breathes new life into the late rapper's legacy, resulting in a collaboration that transcends mortality.

The song features an impressive array of flow variations, from slow and menacing to rapid-fire and technical, demonstrating DJ Tásawennaté:ken's versatility as an MC. Each verse presents a different rhythm and style, keeping listeners engaged throughout the extended track.

"Resurrection Flow" is more than just a song; it's a testament to the enduring power of hip-hop and the unbreakable bonds between artists across generations. It's a street symphony that combines raw energy, lyrical prowess, and technological innovation to create an unforgettable listening experience.

This track is set to become a landmark in hip-hop history, bridging the gap between old school and new school, between the living and the legendary. DJ Tásawennaté:ken's ability to bring Eazy-E's spirit into the present day proves that true artistry knows no boundaries – not even death can silence the voice of a hip-hop icon.

Resurrection Flow The Eternal Hustle DJ Tásawennaté:ken featuring Eazy-E

Dey Know J-L Brand a Shawty Lo Rendition is A powerful reimagining of Shawty Lo's iconic "Dey Know," featuring John Luke Brand's unique style and energy. This rendition brings a fresh perspective, turning the spotlight on J-L Brand's rise through adversity, dealing with haters, trolls, and stalkers with confidence and finesse. The remix stays true to the original's infectious vibe while adding new, dynamic lyrics and a distinct modern twist, making it a tribute that stands tall on its own. "Dey Know J-L Brand A Shawty Lo Rendition" is here to make sure everyone knows the name and feels the flow.

Dey Know J-L Brand A Shawty Lo Rendition

If you caught the Eazy-E track I posted recently, you might have noticed a snippet of Shawty Lo at the end. That was a teaser for something big: my upcoming release, “Resurrected Rhymes.” In this groundbreaking track, DJ Tá'sawennaté:ken brings Shawty Lo back from the dead for an unprecedented collaboration that transcends time and space.

Prepare for a high-octane journey through hip-hop's evolution, blending aggressive gangsta verses with introspective conscious rap. This track spans multiple styles, eras, and regions, paying tribute to both the roots and future of the genre. Experience Shawty Lo’s resurrected flow alongside DJ Tá'sawennaté:ken's dynamic range, as they ride hard-hitting beats, craft intricate metaphors, and deliver an electrifying homage to hip-hop’s unyielding spirit.

Get ready for “Resurrected Rhymes,” where the past collides with the present in a track that's destined to make a lasting impact on the rap game.

Resurrected Rhymes DJ Tásawennaté:ken And Shawty Lo Back from the Grave

Introducing "Marijuana Girl," a bold and innovative rap rendition that takes you on a groovy journey through the world of music and marijuana. In this unique remix, I channel the legendary Michael Jackson and his iconic group, the Jackson 5, by using filter effects and vocal manipulation to bring their timeless vibes back to life.

Through the magic of music production, I seamlessly transition between embodying the essence of young Michael Jackson and the harmonious energy of the Jackson 5, all while infusing my own original voice into the mix. The result is a fusion of classic nostalgia and modern creativity that pushes the boundaries of traditional remixes.

"Marijuana Girl" isn't just about catchy beats and smooth flows. It's a lyrical exploration of the relationship between the singer and the enigmatic "Marijuana Girl," diving deep into the highs and lows of their connection. From the dreamy escapades to the soothing moments, the song paints a vivid picture of a unique bond set against a backdrop of sweet, green love.

So, buckle up and immerse yourself in the captivating world of "Marijuana Girl," where old-school charm meets contemporary flair, and where the spirit of musical legends intertwines with fresh perspectives. Let the music guide you, as we pay homage to the past while carving our own path in the world of music.

Marijuana Girl Featuring Michael Jackson & The Jackson Five

"Xanadu (The John Brand Re-Edition)"
Introducing my remix, "Xanadu (The John Brand Re-Edition),"where I take the original lyrics and give them my own fresh spin! While the essence of Olivia Newton-John’s iconic performance remains, I’ve crafted a new beat that pays homage to the original while infusing it with my unique style.

As one of my favorite female singers, Olivia's influence shines through in my rendition, even though she doesn’t appear in this version. Alongside legends like Stevie Nicks, her music has inspired me deeply.

In this remix, I’ve maintained the original flow and vocal style, but with my twist—some parts may diverge from the original, showcasing my creative interpretation. From thumping kicks to old-school disco-pop and hip-hop bounce, this track is a celebration of classic sounds reimagined for a modern audience.

Join me on this journey and experience "Xanadu (The John Brand Re-Edition)" like never before!
If you're a hater claiming this was made with AI, that's your prerogative, but just know this is my work, my voice—don't let the door hit you on the way out!

Xanadu The John Brand Re-Edition

The Rapper Who Doesn't Do Anything: A Tribute to Eminem and VeggieTales

"The Rapper Who Doesn't Do Anything" is a song inspired by two iconic sources: the beloved VeggieTales song "We Are the Pirates Who Don't Do Anything" and the legendary rapper Eminem. This unique blend creates a track that is both playful and powerful, reflecting on the artist's journey and the constant comparisons to the rap superstar.

The song draws on the whimsical spirit of "We Are the Pirates Who Don't Do Anything," using its humorous lyrics and catchy melody as a foundation. However, instead of singing about lazy pirates, the artist uses this framework to explore the theme of being constantly told they resemble Eminem.

With verses inspired by Eminem's signature style, the song delves into the artist's own experiences, aspirations, and achievements. The lyrics flow with the same intensity and wit as Eminem's, showcasing the artist's lyrical prowess and ability to tell their story in a captivating way.

"The Rapper Who Doesn't Do Anything" is more than just a song; it's a statement. It's a declaration of the artist's individuality and their refusal to be defined solely by their resemblance to another artist. While acknowledging the influence of Eminem, the song ultimately celebrates the artist's unique voice and their own path to success.

This song is a perfect blend of nostalgia and modern rap, offering a fresh perspective on the familiar themes of identity and inspiration. It's a testament to the artist's talent and their ability to create something truly original, while paying homage to the iconic figures who have shaped their musical journey.

The Rapper Who Doesn't Do Anything

"Haters Walk Off a Bridge and Take a Long Drop" is my response to all the haters out there who doubt my artistry and claim my music isn’t genuine. This track is all about standing tall against negativity and showcasing the hard work I put into every note. If you listen closely to the raw vocals at the beginning, you’ll hear the same authentic sound as the ones I uploaded to my SoundCloud.

For those who might say my raw vocals sound different from the finished track, let me clarify: you must not understand music if you think they should sound the same. It’s all about audio engineering and editing. The transition from raw to polished involves meticulous work to create the final product you hear The product that sounds like it's professional just like celebrity rappers and singers would sound after they had their tracks worked on and edited on by professionals If you think celebrity rappers and singers sound like what they actually sound like on their actual tracks I got one thing to tell you You're out of your mind There's things like auto-tune and reverb and voice filters and many other things that go into making a song sound the way it comes out after the raw vocals are recorded.

This song is for anyone who’s ever been criticized unfairly, reminding them that true talent shines through. I create my music with passion and dedication, and I won’t let anyone undermine that. So turn it up, and let the world know that I’m here to stay! 

And this is the same vocals by the way of the snippet I uploaded the raw vocals for It shows that I'm actually really good at my work being able to take my roll vocals and turning them into this masterpiece shows my haters they're wrong and if you listen to the snippet you will see it's the same song I just uploaded a small portion cuz I did not want to expose my whole song right away.

Haters Walk Of A Bridge And Take A Long Drop

Title: Backpedal on Equality: Flex and Fume

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"Backpedal on Equality: Flex and Fume" dives deep into the contradictions women face when they demand equality but send mixed messages about attention and respect. This hard-hitting gangster hip-hop track challenges societal norms and critiques the confusion created when behavior and expectations clash. The lyrics explore the dynamics of flaunting confidence and style while getting frustrated when attention follows. It’s a raw, unapologetic look at the tension between what’s put on display and the reactions that come with it, all over a West Coast beat.

Backpedal On Equality Flex And Fume

"Wake the Hell Up" is a no-nonsense, aggressive ghetto gangster rap that pulls no punches in calling out the broken state of politics, race, and society since 2013. The song dives deep into the failure of leadership from Trump to Biden and Kamala, exposing the media's manipulation and the hypocrisy in societal narratives about racism, police violence, and movements like Black Lives Matter. The track also calls out global injustices like genocide and challenges people to open their eyes to the truth, break free from the lies, and fight for real change. It's a call for awareness, truth, and rebellion against the brainwashed, broken systems ruling America and beyond.

Wake The Hell Up

"P. Diddy Baby Oil Bandit" is a hard-hitting track that exposes the dark side of one of hip hop’s biggest moguls. The song dives deep into the scandals, crimes, and controversies surrounding P. Diddy, from his alleged involvement in the deaths of Tupac and Biggie to the FBI raids that uncovered his hidden life. Delivered in an aggressive, NYC gangsta rap style, this track pulls no punches as it unravels the downfall of the Bad Boy mogul, capturing the intensity of street life and karma catching up with an untouchable figure.

P. Diddy Baby Oil Bandit

"Kamala Harris: Race Baiter & Appropriator" is a hard-hitting, aggressive rap exposing Kamala Harris for pandering to the black community with false claims of being African American. This track calls her out for appropriating culture and focusing more on illegal immigration than on the real struggles facing the black community. It doesn’t stop there—Joe Biden, Trump, and Obama are all called out for their lies and manipulations, showing that none of them truly care about the people. This political rap is a wake-up call, urging everyone to stop falling for empty promises.

Kamala Harris Race Baiter & Appropriator

I changed my voice up by messing with the key and BPM and added filter effects and things like that to give myself a more old school sound anyways This track is for those who need to know—I don’t side with any of these political figures. No president gets a pass from me, and I go after all of them equally. This isn’t about choosing a side or playing into the game; it’s about exposing the truth behind the corruption and failures that all six presidents in my lifetime have contributed to. If you’ve listened to any of my other tracks, you’ll see this ain’t new. I’ve been calling out these people in my songs, and if you missed it, just scroll down my page. The receipts are all there. Don’t get it twisted—I don’t pick teams in politics. I’m about exposing everybody.

34 Years 6 Bad Presidents Going On 7

Get ready to vibe with this high-energy rendition of Eminem's "Ass Like That," reimagined with a stoner twist. This track infuses slick wordplay and a smooth flow, celebrating cannabis culture while maintaining that classic hip-hop edge. Journey through the highs and lows of life as the lyrics reflect the carefree vibes of smoking and chilling. With rapid-fire verses and catchy hooks, it’s the perfect anthem for anyone who loves to roll up and ride the wave of good vibes.

Grass Like That

"Let's Talk About Weed"
This track is a unique rendition of Salt-N-Pepa’s classic hit "Let's Talk About Sex," remade with a fresh twist to celebrate the green. In "Let's Talk About Weed," I’ve swapped out the original topic for something closer to my own vibe, focusing on cannabis culture and the highs, good times, and chill vibes that come with it.

While I crafted my own beat from scratch, you’ll still hear a nod to the iconic Salt-N-Pepa sound. The vocals flow in the same style, delivering that old-school hip-hop flavor with a modern, laid-back twist. It's more than just a cover—this track stands on its own, blending smooth, head-nodding rhythms with fun, lyrical storytelling. If you're a fan of throwback hip-hop and love rolling up, this is your anthem.

Lets Talk About Weed

This hard-hitting hip-hop track challenges the oversimplified narrative that America is solely responsible for the institution of slavery.  Using aggressive, fast-paced rap, the song presents a powerful counter-argument, emphasizing that slavery existed globally long before America's founding.  It highlights the historical fact that numerous cultures and nations across the globe practiced slavery for centuries, including ancient civilizations, the Arab world, and other European powers. The lyrics directly confront the common misconception, urging listeners to examine the complete historical context and acknowledge the widespread nature of this abhorrent practice.  The song aims to stimulate critical thinking and encourage a more nuanced understanding of this complex and painful chapter in human history, moving beyond simplistic blame to a more comprehensive understanding of the global history of slavery.

Stop The Blame Game America's Not to Blame for Slavery

In "The Out of Africa Theory is a Lie,"I John Brand delivers a powerful message grounded in historical and genetic facts. This track challenges the widely accepted narrative that all Caucasians originated from Africa, clearly stating that Caucasians have roots in the Caucasus Mountains, not Africa.

Through a series of engaging verses, Brand highlights the complexities of human ancestry, emphasizing that different populations have distinct histories and cultural backgrounds. He clarifies that light skin does not equate to Caucasian identity, urging listeners to recognize the rich tapestry of human diversity without conflating racial identities.

John Brand is not sharing personal beliefs or opinions; he is delivering factual truths about human origins. He advocates for understanding and respect between different racial and ethnic groups, promoting unity through education rather than division. By illuminating these facts, he aims to foster a greater appreciation for the unique legacies each group carries, encouraging a dialogue that honors individual heritage while embracing the richness of human history.

The Out Of Africa Theory Is A Lie

The Nine Eleven Truth Bomb 
Took me multiple Actually more than multiple times to edit before I could actually get it to fit to be able to be monetized and mastered on here I just want to put this in my description because SoundCloud you're dumb for making this have to be this way.

Anyways this Is  A powerful and thought-provoking song that exposes the truth behind the 9/11 attacks and the subsequent Iraq War. This song is a call to action, a wake-up call to the masses who have been misled by the government's lies and propaganda.

The lyrics are a meticulous and well-researched account of the events leading up to 9/11, the attacks themselves, and the subsequent invasion of Iraq. The song reveals the shocking truth that the US government, under the leadership of George W. Bush, was aware of the impending attacks but chose to ignore the warnings and instead use the tragedy to justify a war of aggression against Iraq.

The song also exposes the lies and deceit that have been perpetuated by the government and the mainstream media, and challenges the notion that those who question the official narrative are "conspiracy theorists." In fact, the song argues that those who have been skeptical of the government's version of events have been vindicated, and that the truth is finally coming to light.

So, to all those who would try to dismiss this song as "conspiracy theory" or "falsehoods," I say: do your research. Look at the facts. Read the reports. Watch the videos. The truth is out there, and it's not what you've been told.

This song is not about spreading misinformation or promoting a particular agenda. It's about seeking the truth, no matter how uncomfortable or inconvenient it may be. It's about holding those in power accountable for their actions, and demanding transparency and accountability from our government.

So, if you're ready to wake up and face the truth, then join me on this journey of discovery and empowerment. Let's expose the lies and uncover the truth, together.

It’s crucial to recognize that the execution of Saddam Hussein and his family represents a grave miscarriage of justice. Despite the claims linking him to the 9/11 attacks, the reality remains that the U.S. government effectively sanctioned the murder of an entire family lineage based on unproven allegations. This act not only highlights the broader implications of collective punishment but also raises significant ethical questions about the consequences of military action justified by political narratives. The ramifications of such actions resonate far beyond the immediate context, as they challenge the moral foundation of justice and accountability in international relations.

The Nine Eleven Truth Bomb

Title: Hope I Never See You Again
Artist: DJ Tásawennaté:ken

"Hope I Never See You Again" is a powerful rendition of Wiz Khalifa's "See You Again," reimagined by DJ Tásawennaté:ken as a deeply personal reflection on the emotional pain and betrayal felt towards his birth family. While the original track conveys loss and longing for a friend, this version flips the narrative, capturing the hurt, abandonment, and mistreatment DJ Tásawennaté:ken experienced growing up.

The song describes the hardships of being treated like an outcast, blamed for things he never did, and feeling like the "black sheep" within the family. It also touches on the abandonment by his adopted family at the age of 15, left alone in New York City with no support. This raw emotion and heartache fuel the lyrics, making it clear why DJ Tásawennaté:ken hopes to never reconnect with them.

Maintaining the original flow and style of "See You Again," this rendition transforms the message into one of personal liberation and strength, with DJ Tásawennaté:ken expressing the desire to leave the toxic relationships behind for good.

Hope I Never See You Again

No Regrets: Standing Up for My Sister tells the story of John’s experience protecting his younger sister, Diana Lynn, from inappropriate actions by his adopted brother, Carl. Despite being younger, Carl was crossing boundaries, and when John stood up for his sister, it led to a physical altercation. His adopted mom, Mary Brand, lied to Diana Lynn's adoptive parents, falsely claiming John had hurt his sister, which caused a rift between him and his siblings. John’s birth family, including Patty, Jennifer, and Jesse, blames him for the separation, believing the lie instead of the truth, even though they weren’t there when it happened.

In the song, John questions how his siblings can believe a story told by Mary Brand, a woman who not only abused him but also abandoned him in New York City. He expresses frustration, especially since Patty, who was also adopted with him, wasn’t even there that day. He asks his siblings: How can you believe a woman who messed up my life and made you all hate me? The song conveys John's frustration and sadness but also his unwavering resolve in knowing he did the right thing by standing up for his sister, despite the false accusations and the lies that led his family to turn against him.

No Regrets Standing Up For My Sister

This song, "Genocide Isn’t Complex," captures the painful reality of the Palestinian people—a brutal history that mirrors the suffering and displacement experienced by Indigenous communities worldwide, including my own ancestors. The lyrics highlight well-documented facts and reports on the suffering in Palestine, where the attacks on people, culture, homes, and lives continue under the guise of “defense” and “complex politics.” But the truth isn’t complex: this is a systematic effort to erase and displace, just as my Native ancestors faced.

From the twisted acts of soldiers who mock and dehumanize, to the relentless bombing of cities, and the deliberate destruction of records and histories, these atrocities are facts, not opinions. This song stands as a voice of solidarity, recognizing that history repeats when humanity allows.

Genocide Isn't Complex The Reality In Palestine

In "Symbols of Genocide," I'm laying down the facts about the contradictions in supporting freedom while holding onto symbols tied to oppression. The song challenges how people can claim to stand with the oppressed while still identifying with faiths that have a history of violence and suffering. I draw a parallel between the Star of David and the swastika, arguing that if one is banned for its hateful history, the other should be too. The message is simple and urgent: genocide and oppression should never happen, and we must examine the symbols we uphold. If these symbols spread hate and pain, they have no place in our fight for justice.

Symbols Of Genocide

"Google Supports Genocide With Their AI Technology: Project Nimbus" is an aggressive and unapologetic track that exposes the role of major tech companies, specifically Google, in supplying AI technology for military use through Project Nimbus. The song calls out the hidden truths behind Google's involvement with Israel's military operations, particularly in the ongoing oppression and surveillance of Palestinians. With powerful and raw lyrics, it sheds light on the unethical use of technology, such as facial recognition and cloud computing, as tools of war and control, all while highlighting the protests of Google employees who stood against this project.

The song dives deep into the ways AI is being weaponized to monitor, target, and strike, painting a harrowing picture of how tech giants profit from the suffering of innocent civilians. It serves as a rallying cry to wake up, see through the corporate lies, and take action against the use of tech for genocide and oppression.

Google Supports Genocide With Their AI Technology Project Nimbus

A raw, unfiltered, and aggressive track that confronts the brutal reality of genocide in Palestine, This aggressive anthem dives deep into the ongoing genocide in Palestine, shattering the silence surrounding the mass suffering. Through raw, unfiltered lyrics, it exposes the brutal realities of violence and oppression, challenging the mainstream narratives that distort the truth. With each verse, the song amplifies the urgency to confront the grim reality faced by millions and calls for global awareness and action against the atrocities being committed. It's a call to open our eyes and refuse to remain complicit in the silence.

Millions Dead Wake The Fuck Up

This track is a tribute to George Washington’s name and legacy—an independent leader who didn’t play into party politics. He warned us about division, about parties tearing the nation apart, and I’m here to echo that message loud and clear. I refuse to back Republicans or Democrats; Washington would’ve stood for unity and the greater good, not this constant bickering and division. With a hardcore, aggressive beat and straight-up, unapologetic bars, I’m challenging the whole system and calling for something better.

George Washington Had It Right About Democrats And Republicans

"This Is My Country, I'm a True Native in This Land"_ is a hard-hitting, unapologetic anthem that calls out those who question your patriotism and heritage. With fierce verses and aggressive energy, this track confronts the hypocrisy of modern political divisions and reminds everyone that your roots run deeper than any flag or party. Drawing on your Mohawk and Dutch ancestry, the song asserts your rightful place as a true American, built on the blood and history of your people. It's a declaration of pride, a rejection of the two-party system, and a reminder that this land was founded long before today's political chaos. Delivered with raw emotion and powerful lyricism, this track mixes the intensity of hardcore rap, trap, and gangsta rap with a unique scream rap style that makes it impossible to ignore.

This Is My Country I'm a True Native in This Land

Dive into the gritty world of "Moodang the Mini Mob Boss," a hardcore anthem that paints the vivid tale of Moodang, the pygmy hippo who reigns supreme in his domain. This aggressive scream rap captures the essence of a small but formidable ruler who commands respect and instills fear among all creatures, from lions to zookeepers. With a blend of street swagger and raw power, Moodang embodies the spirit of a true gangster, proving that size doesn't define dominance. Each verse is a testament to his resilience and hustle, showcasing his rise from the jungle to becoming the undisputed king of the zoo.
Get ready for a beatdown that’s as fierce as Moodang himself, with lyrics that resonate with anyone who knows what it means to grind and rule against all odds.

Moodang The Mini Mob Boss

This is a raw, unapologetic anthem that channels the rage, pride, and resilience of Native American history, especially for the Mohawk Turtle Clan. "Bloodline Warriors" speaks on centuries of oppression, survival, and the continuing fight for justice. It’s not just a song, it’s a battle cry for Native American Heritage Month—delivered with hardcore, aggressive bars and unrelenting energy. This piece blends the styles of gangster rap, scream rap, and beatdown, confronting the truth head-on with no holding back. It’s a reminder that we’ve been here, we’re still here, and we’re never going anywhere.

Bloodline Warriors A Warriors Truth

Voices from the Shadows" is an aggressive gangsta rap track that tackles the complex and often painful realities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. With a fierce bounce and trap flow, this song delivers a powerful message about identity, colonization, and resistance. The verses, filled with raw emotion and thought-provoking lines, challenge common narratives while shedding light on the plight of the Palestinian people. Blending traditional rap with a contemporary edge, I aimed to create a piece that resonates with listeners on multiple levels—combining hard-hitting lyrics with moments of reflection and insight.

This track is not just about spitting bars; it's about raising awareness and sparking conversation. With every line, I strive to bring attention to the realities faced by those living in conflict, calling for justice and understanding. I know I said I wasn't going to have any more songs about Palestine and Israel, but I found one more that I made, and I hope you connect with its message.

Voices From The Shadows

My Twin Sister Jennifer Coleman Exposed: This Real Story" is my raw, fast-paced rap that exposes the truth about the lies, betrayal, and manipulation I faced from my own twin sister, Jennifer Coleman. Each verse reveals the pain of being mistreated and misled by someone who was supposed to be my equal and closest ally. This track confronts hidden family secrets and sets the record straight, hitting hard with every line to release the anger, frustration, and truth I’ve held back for years. This isn’t just a song—it’s my story, finally told without holding back. The album cover is actually what I look like and what she looks like She can try to claim she's going to press charges against me in court but yeah I live in a different state then her so that's not going to happen and I'm not going to budge She can't make me take my song down it's called freedom of speech.

My Twin Sister Jennifer Coleman Exposed

"People Just Don’t Understand Freedom"_ is a powerful and thought-provoking track that takes a hard look at the contradictions of freedom in America. As a Mohawk Native American and Dutch descendant, I created this song to challenge the common narrative that freedom in America is an inherent right for everyone. Instead, I expose how the concept of freedom in this country is deeply rooted in hypocrisy, as it was built on the stolen freedoms of my ancestors — both Native American and Dutch settlers who helped shape this nation.

The song is a rendition of Will Smith and DJ Jazzy Jeff’s classic hit "Parents Just Don’t Understand," but reimagined with a more serious and conscious message. In this version, I use the catchy, old-school hip-hop rhythm to deliver sharp, satirical lyrics that confront the misuse of "freedom of speech" and the historical theft of freedoms from Indigenous people and early Dutch settlers.

This song is a commentary on how the freedom that many Americans take for granted today was built on the backs of the very people whose freedoms were stripped away to create the country. By weaving together my Mohawk and Dutch heritage, I aim to highlight the ongoing impact of this historical injustice and how the concept of freedom carries different meanings depending on whose history you're telling.

People Just Dont Understand Freedom

Update so if you noticed I haven't posted in about 5 days there's a reason behind us I'm suffering from very bad migraine right now which is dangerous could it could lead to an aneurysm especially because the fact I suffer from migraines known as migraneous which are migraines that can go on for a couple days a week or even a month or more So I won't be posting for a while So I hope you enjoy what I do have posted:Born on February 28, 1990, I’m a DJ, rapper, and instrumental beatmaker with deep roots in both music and the land. I’m Mohawk-Dutch, part of the Turtle Clan, born in the Appalachian heart of Pennsylvania’s Poconos and raised in Wilkes-Barre and Scranton. My journey is rooted in that country spirit — though I might be known for my rap tracks, country music flows in my veins, and I can sing it just as naturally as I drop bars.

I started making music young, back in 1999, and I've never stopped. Music’s been my constant, carrying me through every struggle and chapter of my life, right up to today in 2024. My catalog is massive: over 4,770 tracks and snippets fill my archives, each one a piece waiting to be crafted into something real. My process is unique — I record vocals first, then set them aside, moving onto new ones. After that, I dive into beats and instrumentals, layering each track, creating, arranging, and mixing everything when the time’s right. I might still make new songs, but with so many pieces ready to pull together, there’s always something brewing.

I’m into more than rap; I’m a fan of classic country, jazz from the ‘20s and ‘30s, and just about every era that shaped music — from the ‘50s through to the ‘90s. I’m not one for modern sounds past the millennium; it’s the raw, old-school vibe that drives me. My SoundCloud is a glimpse into that journey, a mix of my influences, a blend of rap and country spirit, and the heart of an artist who’s never stopped creating.

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