MonoNeon J Dilla - Lovin U

Artist reflects on creative output while questioning reality itself. Opens with the central tension: "I wrote five songs today—am I successful? Am I insane?" Using electricity metaphors, the track explores what happens when creative energy has nowhere safe to discharge in a broken system.
Tackles artificial intelligence and human replacement head-on. Features the standout metaphor of dimming the sun to a 60-watt bulb, then selling an "artificial LED sun" as improvement—perfectly capturing how natural human potential gets suppressed to make artificial solutions seem necessary.
Builds from personal doubt to civilizational diagnosis. Moves through systematic critique of American "death cult" mentality, the devolution of national character, and the spiritual sickness of echo chambers that create "tumors in the brain."
Exposes the mythology behind "progress." Every press release reads like an obituary; every future plan describes extinction disguised as divine fate. The track reveals how those in power seek to replace humans entirely—"no needs, no feeling, no attitude."
Classic boom bap production supports prophetic lyricism. Steady beat anchors dense, rapid-fire verses that pack multiple complex ideas into tight bars. The flow shifts between conversational questioning and righteous declaration.
More than conscious rap—it's a complete worldview. Uses consistent symbolic language (electricity, blood, hunger) to build a mythology that explains systematic dehumanization while pointing toward authentic human reconnection as the antidote.

Five Songs[Explicit]

Researcher, artist, gemologist, storyteller, conscious rap artist exploring consciousness transformation through multiple disciplines.

My music is a visceral anthem of rebellion against corruption, in a landscape where authenticity is often performed and truth is sanitized, I mine some of the darkest corners of modern existence to transmit pure, unfiltered reality. My catalog reads like a manifesto for the sleepless, the struggling, systemically forgotten; as well as those recovering, healing, and seeking more depth in modern chaos.

I dissect the machinery of control with surgical precision. I’m recording autopsies of a dying system from the perspective of someone who's living inside its grinding gears. Where others see hustle culture and rebellion, I reveal expensive escapism and manufactured compliance.

My process mirrors my message: no shortcuts, no sacrifice of truth to make it more palatable, just raw human experience translated into rhythm and rhyme. Writing often happens in those liminal spaces—three days without sleep, caring for a sick child, watching the world burn in slow motion. These are survival reports from the front lines of late-stage capitalism, often based on my actual lived reality.

My inspiration draws from a unique vantage point: educated enough to use precise, domain-specific language, aware enough too see the patterns, struggling enough to feel the weight, parent enough to know what's at stake.

This is hip-hop as consciousness raising, beat-making as resistance, and storytelling as survival. In a world that profits from keeping people asleep, staying awake becomes our superpower. Inspired by artists like MF Doom, Notorious BIG, Cal Scruby, V1V1D, Lupe Fiasco, Common, B.O.B., 99 Neighbors, Glass Animals, Matt Maeson, Classic Rock and Alternative Rock.

Real strength is staying present while the whole world runs away.

Five Songs[Explicit]

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