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Stay Awake is a raw, unfiltered look at modern survival through the eyes of an exhausted parent who's been up for three days straight. Over haunting production that shifts from minimal trap to orchestral intensity, the track dismantles the glorification of corruption and "hustle culture," revealing it as expensive escapism rather than strength. 

With a soulful female hook contrasting hard-hitting verses, the song calls out how the system benefits when people mistake numbness for toughness and avoidance for rebellion. We know the games rigged; this is an expose of how even the supposed resistance has been weaponized against us.

The real power lies in its central message: true courage is staying present and awake while the world chooses to sleep. This is conscious rap that doesn't preach but simply tells the truth about what it costs to stay human in an inhuman system. Human Lyrics. Beats and production with AI.

Stay Awake[Explicit]

“Too Easy" is a surgical dissection of America's parasitic elite disguised as a rap track. Opening with Bill Clinton's moral hypocrisy, it quickly expands into a comprehensive takedown of the entire power structure - from tech CEOs to intelligence agencies to Hollywood handlers.

The track's genius lies in its psychological precision. Rather than attacking policies or politics, it targets the deep personal inadequacies of these figures: their daddy issues, cultural ignorance, and fundamental inability to function as authentic human beings. The narrator identifies them as trust fund failures trying desperately to live up to legacies they can't understand, having "started halfway through the sequel" without watching the original.

The most devastating section reveals how these supposed leaders will "tell you sad stories in a cab" while remaining oblivious to how "they're driving millions to suicide." It's a perfect encapsulation of their narcissistic blindness - they can feel sorry for themselves but remain completely disconnected from the human cost of their decisions.

The cultural critique centers on their misunderstanding of The Godfather films - using cautionary tales as instruction manuals, missing the moral entirely. They saw the power and glamour but ignored the endings about isolation, loss, and the hollowness of violence-based authority.

The final verses turn meta, critiquing the impossible standards they set: demanding civility while recognizing no moral boundaries themselves. "How am I supposed to follow / When there is no clear line you won't cross?" captures the core hypocrisy of their system.

"Too Easy" operates as both entertainment and psychological warfare- the kind of track that could genuinely shift public perception by making these figures ridiculous rather than intimidating. It's conscious rap at its most dangerous: precise, uncompromising, and potentially viral enough to threaten the reverence these parasites depend on for their continued dominance.

Too Easy[Explicit]

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 extract pure, unfiltered reality. My catalog reads like a manifesto for the sleepless, the struggling, and the systemically forgotten.

From "Harvest" to "Stay Awake," these tracks dissect the machinery of control with surgical precision. I’m recording autopsies of a dying system from the perspective of someone who's lived 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 while trying to keep your own corner of it safe. 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 see the patterns, struggling enough to feel the weight, parent enough to know what's at stake. Real power isn’t in winning the game, it’s in refusing to mistake the game for reality.

This is hip-hop as consciousness raising, beat-making as resistance, and storytelling as survival. In a world that profits from keeping people asleep, they've made staying awake their 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.

Too Easy[Explicit]

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