My son JoJo did a song about his aunt Lulu. He was expressing his feelings about what was going on in his mind at the time that he freestyled this song. This little son of mine is going to be a very good rap artist in the future. He's very good now and he's only getting better. In this song, he's asking a very good question: Why do we have to die? In other words, he wanted to know why his Aunt Lulu had to die.

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We are guys in our twenties just everyday kids born and raised in South Jersey, we just want the world to hear what we got to offer. We been doing music for a while now, We love all genres of music, but our favorite pretty much is the urban r&b sounds. we grew up in the predominantly mixed area, had a lot of friends of different nationalities. According to our country that we're living in here in the United States, We would be so call white boys. I guess that would be called Politically Incorrect to say, but a lot of our buddies always said to us play that funky music or sing that funky music white boys which is okay with us. We're trying to be good guys we trying to do the right thing according to society standards. I would say we are humanitarians, I'm jay speaking about my partner in crime under the music Banner Kenny.He loves to feed the stray cats, dogs, the Homeless. My buddy Kenny is a good guy he's nice. We also take the donations that you guys donate to us for our music and donate half of the proceeds to the Humane Society, Salvation Army, homeless shelters the United Way, and the Covenant House for homeless runaway kids. We're just trying to get our groove on, and give back at the same welcome to Kenny & Jay
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