Sound the same but different. Love your content. Do you guys still rap together?

These new artists have no idea how to make classics and what lyricism is. Keep doing what you do love this! & scratching too???? 🔥❤👍👏

BIG FAN! Damn though how old are you? Never would have guessed a rapping grandpa!!! 😂🤣😂🤣

I remember that case! What a message that needs to be heard as nothing has changed!

Keepin' it Real Hip Hop all these years. May you get your blessing and love your message #BLACKLIVESMATTER #RACISMSUCKS

Every hero has an origin story... and every group has a beginning. For MIKEY BARSLOW & Jim Sinner it was as MIKEY P.os & JSIII and the group? Two Weary TraVeLerS. From production deals to bad record deals, Two Weary TraVeLerS recorded many tracks which made up a couple albums with only a few singles having OFFICIAL releases. They were always hoping, if just for their supporters, to track down all their masters and release them.  In the meantime, this classic cassette "demo" recorded between 1989 and 1992 was found and although most of the tracks have not been mixed or mastered... here they are for supporters from Day 1 as well as supporters that came aboard along the way and real hip hop lovers that will become diehard supporters. This track is the very first track recorded and produced by The TraVs and DJ Skills entitled, "Make A Change" which has a very true and serious message that held true then, and just as true today. Which their combination of different styles, and abilities to bring the fun and conscious lyrics and messages they were an underground dynamic duo that if better circumstances existed for them they could have been among the biggest names in hip hop today. Please take a good listen to the lyrics and keep on the look out for more found gems from Two Weary TraVeLerS as well as solo releases by its members...now MIKEY BARSLOW (aka MIKEY P.os, FH1 (FUNKY HOBO #1) the name given to him by Kool & The Gang founder Khalis Bayyan (RIP)) and Jim Sinner (JSIII).

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