The sound I made to be similar to the way it sounded back then old school sounding so that's why my voice sounds different than usual I wanted to get the original feel and sound of how they sounded

"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

Me And My Brother Jesse

A Tribe Called Kittens

The Presidential Address To Trump And Biden

"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

Hey guys just want to update y'all Please check out the songs going down my SoundCloud page back 8 months You will find older songs that I posted to Spotify originally that have been merged over to this SoundCloud account So Hey here I go, I'm a Native American-Dutch singer, rapper, and artist, born on February 28th, 1990. I've been making music for years, long before streaming became a thing. If you’re here, welcome to my world. I started this journey back in the Napster days when artists had profiles, and I've been on many different platforms since, like YouTube, Spotify, Music Maker Jam, and even my own music social network. In 2016, I decided to start fresh on SoundCloud, wiping my entire catalog except for two tracks, and I've been posting here ever since. 

All my music is 100% me—every voice, every beat, every style. I experiment with different ways of using my voice, but it's always my voice. So, if anyone's out here claiming my work is AI, they can go screw themselves. I've been in the game for a long time and know what I'm doing. I create my own album art, too. I use Adobe Photoshop, and I make them look like AI-generated images—but guess what? They're not. Adobe Photoshop isn’t what it used to be, and I’ve learned to create everything myself. The art is always of me; it’s my face, my style. I do it because I like to have control over my image without having to take a million photos. It's no different than creating a character in a video game—it's just another version of myself.

So, if you’re here to listen, cool. If you're here to hate, be ignorant, or act rude, I'll just block you and keep it moving. I'm here to share my music, whether you like it or not. In fact I want to make it clear none of my stuff in AI will ever touch Do you really think an AI is going to help me make a bunch of renditions No because first off AI or programmed by a bunch of idiots who programmed AI systems to think that renditions are illegal and it's literally ripping off another artist and stealing A lot of my songs are literally controversial at times Do you think an AI is going to write those or even make those no I've made songs about the government I've made them about the prime minister of Israel and all this other stuff and people want to act like all it's AI AI would not touch any of this stuff This is a known fact Like I've said I've tried to use AI before to fix lyrics and they literally deny it to help me So if you think my music's AI you can go just walk off a bridge But if you like my music Thanks for the support If you don't like my music like I said go take a walk off a bridge I don't need negative comments and hate from people especially those from Reddit who keep coming over here harassing me Yes by the way I'm being harassed by Reddit users who by the way listen to AI music promote AI music and then sit here claiming my music's garbage and saying it's AI pretty contradictive if you ask me to go after me claiming all my stuff is AI and then actually secretly promoting AI artist. And yes for those of you who don't know me I used to go buy a different name you may encounter people sometimes that may leave comments talking about your DJBrandywine And then they may harass me and leave spammy comments and stuff or message me on here a lot So whenever you hear me talking about harassment that's mostly what's going on even though I rebranded I still get harassed and I also get copyright strike by SoundCloud and other people on my own song because they don't understand that I can still claim my songs under this name my new name as my old name They're still my songs but they keep copyright striking me on those harassing me just like these people who harass me and stalk me for many years on other music platforms which made me change my name.

Thanks for stopping by. And if you're a hater don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out.

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