throw the body in the river

new story (prod. sango)

blockstar interlude (prod. sango)

honest (prod. istolethebeatnigga)

Check out the full lyrics here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DR96BPkkiSCK4WdrTdKGztoaXvkaIHd1iobfmWWzWDs/edit?usp=sharing

You can check out the full, uncut song here: https://soundcloud.com/spiffyspitz/blockstar-full

The first half of "Blockstar" lays the groundwork for Roblox’s mythos, blending nostalgia with biting critique. Verses oscillate between fond memories of classic games (MeepCity, Jailbreak, Phantom Forces) and disillusionment with the platform’s commodification ("Tix turned to Robux, now the OGs are gone"). The artist positions themselves as a veteran survivor, weaving their avatar’s journey ("Guest 666" to "Headless’ blood crypt") with cultural touchstones like Call of Duty Zombies maps. Lines like "Scammed kids in Adopt Me!—neon shadows gettin’ paid" critique Roblox’s shift from community-driven play to profit-driven schemes, while zombie metaphors ("Nacht der Untoten vibes") frame the grind as a never-ending battle. The pre-chorus and chorus tie Roblox’s mechanics—Lua scripting, tycoons, obbies—to broader themes of survival and identity. "Admin in Brookhaven" and "Flex or Flee in Da Hood" symbolize the platform’s social hierarchies, where power is earned through coding prowess or ruthless hustle. The first half’s climax ("Blockstar’s rage—Flamingo’s squawk reborn") juxtaposes the anarchic humor of Roblox influencers with the platform’s darker underbelly, setting the stage for the second half’s deeper dive into systemic rot.

Blockstar (1st Half)

Check out the full lyrics here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DR96BPkkiSCK4WdrTdKGztoaXvkaIHd1iobfmWWzWDs/edit?usp=sharing

You can check out the full, uncut song here: https://soundcloud.com/spiffyspitz/blockstar-full

The second half of "Blockstar" delves into Roblox’s existential crises and the artist’s reckoning with its flaws. Here, the platform’s issues—data breaches, NFT scams, exploitative UGC ("Catalog’s blood diamond")—are laid bare. The bridge ("Byfron’s watching—Synapse’s in my veins") critiques Roblox’s authoritarian control (anti-cheat systems, filtered chats) while lamenting its role as a "cage" for VRChat refugees and exploited creators. References to lawsuits ("Child labor lawsuits—Menendez’s trap") and Logan Paul’s controversies ground the song in real-world scandals, framing Roblox as a microcosm of late-stage capitalism’s excesses. Call of Duty Zombies metaphors evolve to reflect despair and resilience. Maps like Voyage of Despair and Mauer der Toten mirror Roblox’s sinking ship of ethics and Klaus-like corporate overlords. The outro’s "Blockstar’s final truth—Roblox’s eternal lie" encapsulates the artist’s disillusionment, yet the repeated refrain of "I built this throne" asserts ownership over their legacy. The song closes not with defeat but defiance, positioning the artist as a tragic hero who navigates Roblox’s "toxic soup" to carve out a space where creativity and chaos coexist. The final lines ("From Diplomat’s halls to COD’s bloody sky") merge Roblox’s civic aspirations with gaming’s visceral thrills, leaving the listener to ponder whether the platform is a playground or a prison.

Blockstar (2nd Half)

Check out the full lyrics here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DR96BPkkiSCK4WdrTdKGztoaXvkaIHd1iobfmWWzWDs/edit?usp=sharing

"Blockstar" is a sprawling, densely layered anthem that intertwines the evolution of Roblox as a platform with the artist’s personal journey through gaming, internet culture, and societal critique. At its core, the song is a reflection on the duality of Roblox’s universe—its nostalgic innocence and its transformation into a monetized, chaotic metaverse. The lyrics juxtapose the platform’s early days (2006’s blocky simplicity, "Guest" accounts, Tix currency) with its modern identity (UGC scams, Robux-driven grind, corporate exploitation). This duality mirrors the artist’s own growth from a wide-eyed player ("username: PhantomLoot") to a jaded yet resilient "Blockstar," a figure who navigates the platform’s traps and triumphs.The song also serves as a homage to Call of Duty Zombies, using its maps, characters, and lore as metaphors for Roblox’s cyclical struggles. Zombie hordes symbolize grind culture, predatory monetization, and the platform’s "dopamine bomb" addictiveness. References like "Origins’ Staffs" and "Der Eisendrache’s bows" parallel Roblox’s creative tools (Lua scripting, UGC), framing both games as arenas of endless survival and reinvention. Meanwhile, nods to Flamingo, AlbertsStuff, and other Roblox influencers underscore the tension between grassroots creativity and corporate co-option. The outro crystallizes this tension, lamenting Roblox’s shift from "Lego’s corpse" to a "Metaverse’s throne" built on exploitation, yet acknowledging the artist’s pride in having "built this Obbynation alone."

Blockstar

mix % master x san perseus (@sanperseus) 
Beat x faxel @gloomdernght
3D art by nastycat (popcorn.titties)

FUTURO Ep

@freejuanone & @jhan23

Oxy Oxy / blockstar - Juan One & Jhan23 - (prod. Faxel @gloomdernght)

futuro ep - disponible en todas las plataformas de audio digital !¨
Monteria & Barranquilla /// Trap Colombiano 

Mix & Master by @simpleity & @sanperseus (oxy/oxy)

prods por: Nxrthside,Simple,Faxel,OxyLuv

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