Produced by: CD.mp3, Dr. Blum + J. Glaze

Lyrics:
Okay her back gone, Emma Stone
Just a song yeah
Been back and forth so many times 
I can’t let go of you 
Screaming why why why
Like the print on goyard
What’s up with the connection
What’s the fuckin’ wifi?

Can we, give it a try
A good ole college try
University 
I’m learning a lot

Maybe I can pass this time
Tell me would you pass me by, baby
Please don’t cry
Baby girl please don’t cry, for me

Okay I left a message at the tone 
But you not checking that
The old me probably tell the new me
I been trippin’ bad
Bitch we grown, this not a children’s story
Ain’t no La Di Da Di
Pick that phone up
Shorty you know my body
We know how this goes
Livin’ how I imagined it is harder than I thought
Tryna give you my everything is harder than I thought
Yeah I’m scared that you won’t call, if I don’t call you
That’s why I can you, that’s why I’m on you

Can we, give it a try
A good ole college try
University 
I’m learning a lot

Maybe I can pass this time
Tell me would you pass me by, baby
Please don’t cry
Baby girl please don’t cry, for me

Okay it’s 2AM in this bitch and I’m thinkin’ bout’ the ways that I should’ve treated you
2AM in this bitch and I’m thinkin’ bout’ the ways that I should’ve treated you
2AM in this bitch and I’m thinkin’ bout’ the ways that I should’ve treated you
2AM in this bitch and I’m thinkin’ bout’ the ways that I…

Maybe I can pass this time
Tell me would you pass me by, baby
Please don’t cry
Baby girl please don’t cry, for me

UNIVERSITY

Houston native TOP FLO artist JRMH* is an emerging voice in hip-hop whose music balances vulnerability, energy, and lyrical depth. His artistry reflects both a love for storytelling and a drive to experiment sonically, moving fluidly between melodic hooks, confessional verses, and high-energy rap. His first introduction to rap came through Lecrae, whose songs like “Timepiece,” “Fear,” and “Outsiders” opened the door to a deeper connection with the genre. From there, JRMH* was drawn to lyrical greats like André 3000—captivated by tracks such as “Ms. Jackson,” “So Fresh, So Clean,” and “Da Art of Storytellin’ Pt. 1.” Kendrick Lamar’s DAMN. and Lecrae’s Anomaly became pivotal albums, solidifying his passion for hip-hop and shaping his vision of what rap could be: a space where authenticity, storytelling, and artistry collide. JRMH*’s music reflects this lineage. His songs often explore faith, identity, and pressure while still embracing the energy and chaos of modern rap. Inspired by artists as diverse as Juice WRLD, XXXTentacion, Kendrick Lamar, and Playboi Carti, he blends confessional writing with dynamic flows and innovative production. From acoustic-driven rap ballads to explosive turn-up anthems, his catalog showcases both emotional honesty and genre versatility. With an eye for detail in both sound and visuals, JRMH* is building more than just music—he’s building a creative world. His work resonates with listeners who crave depth as much as they crave energy, making him an artist to watch as he continues shaping his voice in hip-hop’s evolving landscape.

New rebel killing the nation with music 
 I will not die in the past...
shooting for the future millions 

SOLOCELO

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