Name: Count It Up by Prince CJ Da Poet in Lyrical Jams
Duration: 3 min 25 s
Description: WHERE IM FROM YOU GOTTA WATCH YOUR BACK, IT BE YA OWN PEOPLES TRYNA PUT YOU DOWN SO THE COURAGE NEEDED TO SUCCEED HAS TO BE GREATER THAN YOUR FEAR OF FAILURE. THIS SONG IS FOR THOSE WHO COUNT UP THEIR BLESSINGS WITHOUT FRIENDS / FAMILY.

feelin the beat fam popsmoke shit keep doin u

shit a hit bro, i fw the drill beat, good shit

Lyrical Jams

Invincible (prod.by@BobbyKing)

Payin' my respect
We all want change
I will not stress
Goin' out my way
Life is a test
Manifesting your own grade
May I suggest to get what's best for your domain
Look...

Strategizing
Analyzing the open board
Set deposits, I'm thinking logical
Paid in full
Make 'em proud that I am a product of many flows
Steady climbin', I made a promise to face the lows

Greatest motivation I done been given
Seeing father being hard at work
Mom in the kitchen
Threw out some garbage in the conscious it was awfully timid
Going up in progress but so often I wouldn't listen
Hear the advice, give attention
Mind is the very gift that we lift to the biggest interest
Simple at first but rigid
Think of no competition
Fighting my darker demons
Invite 'em to the spar arena
Not tear them apart to pieces
But have a talk with reasoning
Laughing off the steam again
Packed a lot of weed up in the blunt
Ima breathe it in

Get a little piece of this
I been on my lenient shit
Just for a minute
Let me go ahead and bring it in

With the melodies and flows
Too many fell asleep
Set the entry on my growth
See my pedigree
Fuck a Bentley or a Ghost
Know there's better things
That I could be spending on instead of being so naive

Payin' my respect (Pay my respect)
We all want change (We all want change)
I will not stress (I will not stress)
Goin' out my way (Goin' out my what?)

Life is a test
Manifesting your own grade (Manifest it)
May I suggest to get what's best for your domain

I keep payin' my respect (My respect)
We all want change (We all want it)
I will not stress
Goin' out my...
Go... Go...

Recognizing the mess defining the land of war
Rectifying the mess declining my main support
Fuck mesmerizing the endless lying they stay reporting
Depressive signs all up on the rise
I can't ignore it

When there's an aura
Reforming to something gorgeous
Important to let it grow
Go force it upon the forfeit

Hoarding the very problems
Going to carry onto enormous type of collages
Imported right from the coffin
Being so stuck and awkward
Feeling like an imposter
Improper with my own posture
The walls just keep on talking
Caution on the horizon
Constant karma deciding if this is really aligning
With my very own enlightenment

What's it like to take it off ya shelf
Talk about the same misfortunes that'll rot ya health
Cast away of all the bullshit in my act as well
Tackling the odd emotions with my rapping skills

We got some racks to build
Let me grasp the wheel
Go faster on the path into the battlefield
Got the mass appeal of what they haven't felt
Not a fanatic when I'm at it when unlatching the seal
So...

Payin' my respect (Pay my respect)
We all want change (We all want change)
I will not stress (I will not stress)
Goin' out my way (Goin' out my what?)

Life is a test
Manifesting your own grade (Manifest it)
May I suggest to get what's best for your domain

I keep payin' my respect (My respect)
We all want change (We all want it)
I will not stress
Goin' out my...

A tiger out of the cage
A side that I could contain (Pay my respect)
Been divided from the might that I just couldn't portray (We all want change)
That's about to go change
No longer with the restraint (I will not stress)
Of my own mental interfering the perseverance of brave (Goin' out my what?)
To rid the fear of getting near of what I work for everyday
Cheerin' from the peers that once doubted my name (Manifest it)
Appearin' for the healin' on the saddest of days
While the mirror is revealin' all the baddest of traits
So...

Payin' my respect (Pay my respect)
We all want change (We all want change)
I will not stress (I will not stress)
Goin' out my way (Goin' out my what?)

Life is a test
Manifesting your own grade (Manifest it)
May I suggest to get what's best for your domain

Pay My Respect (Beat by Tyde)

More dropping soon let me more stuff I should do

finish line remix ft TTF Tony

Hush

Yeah Im high and feeling the vibe, Jesus was high
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WHERE IM FROM YOU GOTTA WATCH YOUR BACK, IT BE YA OWN PEOPLES TRYNA PUT YOU DOWN SO THE COURAGE NEEDED TO SUCCEED HAS TO BE GREATER THAN YOUR FEAR OF FAILURE. THIS SONG IS FOR THOSE WHO COUNT UP THEIR BLESSINGS WITHOUT FRIENDS / FAMILY.

Count It Up

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How i got here:

As a kid with older brothers - Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Black Sabbath, Motley Crue, DEO, Mercyful Fate...among many others.

Middle School - Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer, Sepultura, Anthrax...among many others.

Sophomore in high school - THE DISCOVERY OF HARD INDUSTRIAL MUSIC. Front 242, Chemlab, Ministry, Frontline Assembly, KMFDM...and my favorite band of all time...Godflesh. Now Godflesh is on a completely different level than any other type of music i have ever heard...and i have heard them all. Godflesh was on Earache records out of Britain...and i basically pledged allegiance to Earache. I was not disappointed. Bolt Thrower, Carcass, and Scorn were some of the heaviest and most influential music known to man (in my twisted opinion)...all coming out of England.

My next couple years of high school progressed into a passion for more pure electronic music as i attempted to follow what was hot coming out of Britain. It was TECHNO. Back then there was no trance, no house, no subcategories. it was all labeled as techno. I couldn't get enough of it, and i loved the hard stuff. Always have. There was no internet, no MP3s, no relatively easy way to keep up. There was a lot of hand letters and phone calls to record companies and radio stations to hunt for new music. 

After high school I went to college and graduated. It did nothing for me. I started rolling with a new group of friends that were all local DJs at the clubs in Milwaukee and i loved the scene. Huge parties, VIP at clubs, and a free pass to all sorts of you things you can imagine. I dabbled at spinning records myself, but didn't really take the time to practice enough...so that never came to fruition. By this time jungle breaks had evolved and that was primarily the scene with myself and my crew. Instead of being behind the turntables, i started MCing their sets at the clubs. It was an amazing time. Then came HARDSTEP...then TECHSTEP...

The Metalheadz crew was a group of uber talented D'n'B producers from England. Doc Scott, Dillinja, Adam F, Grooverider, Photek, Johnny L...among many others. Then Doc Scott released SHADOWBOXING under his Nasty Habits moniker, and it turned the world upside down. Shadowboxing is the single most important and influential electronic music production in my life. It is quite rudimentary, but brilliant at the same time.

In the late 90's and early 2000's i played around with putting tracks together using Sound Forge and music samples from other tracks, and recorded sounds from every day life. I still have them...maybe i will dig them up and post them.

Many years passed as i focused on my career. I no longer kept up with the scene. I did, however, continue to listen and enjoy the classics that molded me and also the new styles that were evolving. There was a brief period in which two-step was born from drum'n'bass and and pure breakbeat.  Over the years two-step progressed into what everyone familiarizes with what is now called Dubstep. I love Dubstep. Good Dubstep. the early productions of Datsik and Excision are what wanted me to come back to making my own tracks. 

Oh, and let's not forget about hip-hop. i began to understand and enjoy hip-hop and rap at a much later age. I still love it, and some of my favorite artists write and produce hip-hop music. YG, Tyga, G-Eazy, AD, Rae Sremmurd, E-40, A$AP Ferg...among many others.

I am tired of typing. Cheers to all of you and good luck on your path to stardom. Let's all support each other ;)

Count It Up

Prince CJ Da Poet

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