Nutty Norf 🥜

prod @176s
started poppin pills
now im sippin wockhardt
feel invincible 
i feel like a rockstar
when i wanna fix 
i just play my guitar
way too fucked up 
now im feelin so far gone
why it feel so right 
when i know its so wrong
think they know me 
i dont know what theyre on
when they talk to me 
i jus feel so withdrawn 
im jus coping 
i know that i dont belong
got this paparazzi on me he outside my crib
i can’t talk to fake ass hoes i wish they din exist
bitch im inna brand new truck im swervin sendin flicks
now im w ur bitch i swear to god she want my kids
guess she couldn’t resist
im jus way 2 littt
bitches sendin fit pics
comin in like christmas
i dont wanna talk no more cuz bae im way 2 fucked
if u wanna chill ill come thru at least once a month

rockstar (sense)

scorey - neglected

scorey - obituaries

GOODBYE

Peace

Pipe Dream

Confessions

Beat by DJ Pain 1

Now that I got a better mic I made the track wit better vocals

This track was just me havin fun wit lyrics 🤷

The Game Re-release

Jay emerges from the streets of Seattle, Everett, and Tacoma. Cities that shaped his sound through struggle, survival, and soul. His music is born from lived experience growing up in gang culture, navigating homelessness, and fighting through circumstances designed to defeat him. Jay’s style blends old school lyricism with new school trap grit, delivering verses that are emotionally charged, socially conscious, and unapologetically real.  

Jay’s music isn’t about flexing. It’s about truth. It’s about the people who live in survival mode, who hustle because they have no other choice, and who carry stories that rarely get told. His tracks are street born, relationship driven, and politically aware, offering listeners a window into the realities behind the headlines and stereotypes.  

Jay’s inspirations run deep. Nas, Asheru, Black Thought, Kendrick Lamar, Queen Latifah, JID, Ransom, Nispey Hussle, Dave East, Reason, Tupac, Black Odyssey, Freddie Gibbs, OutKast, Brother Ali, Lauryn Hill, and Draze, among many more. Artists who speak truth to power and paint vivid portraits of life in the margins. Though often compared to frat rappers, Jay carves his own lane, rejecting frat-boy rap and embracing a sound rooted in authenticity and pain.  

Who is Jay?
Jay is a hip-hop artist from the Pacific Northwest, raised in the trenches and forged by the streets. His music is a reflection of his life. Not a performance, but a testimony.

Why Jay?
Jay’s mission is clear. To make people see the full reality of growing up in gang culture and poverty. To him it’s more than what you see in mainstream media. It’s waking up every day expecting to die. It’s doing whatever you have to do to survive. He writes music that reflects that.

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You can find all his content here: https://linktr.ee/trilly_reign

GOODBYE

J4KE

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