"That’s on Vinnie" is deeper than the name—it’s a declaration. This isn’t a diss, it’s a timestamp. I’m talking about being broke, hungry, and still clocking into work like everybody else, just to pay bills and stay afloat. The name "That’s on Vinnie" reflects loyalty—because if I say “that’s on me,” it’s personal, but if I say “that’s on Vinnie,” it’s stamped and solidified. It’s me owning who I am, where I’m at, and who I ride for.

They know Vinnie my mans, so if I’m putting that weight on him, they better take it serious.

That’s on Vinnie

ItzTweezy is a genre-bending artist from New York, now based in Boston, known for blending raw storytelling with Afro-infused rhythms, trap soul, and hard-hitting hip-hop. Since stepping onto the scene in 2008, he’s dropped over 26 projects—from mixtapes to EPs to five full-length albums—building a reputation for consistency, vulnerability, and melodic grit.

With over 1 million streams across platforms and a Top 40 spot on ReverbNation, Tweezy has quietly carved out a space where honesty meets ambition. His lyrics are sharp. His emotions stay close to the mic. And his sound shifts without ever losing focus.

Now, he returns with his 6th studio album, This Time It’s Personal—his most revealing and refined work to date. Written in the aftermath of heartbreak and self-reflection, the album is a 16-track deep-dive into passion, betrayal, ambition, and lust. From late-night freestyles to Afro-laced melodies, every song feels like a timestamp on the road to healing.

Records like “Delete the Message,” “Come to Boston,” and “Playa’s Diary” strip the mask off.
Others like “Fatal Attraction” and “Dimelo” show growth through chaos.

There’s no gimmick here. Just an artist who never stopped working—now stepping forward with something to say.

Tap in.
This time, it’s personal.

That’s on Vinnie

ItzTweezy (BigTapia)