Bando James, the rap artist, is releasing his latest track "Curtis Jackson" with slightly controversial lyrics. The opening line, "I told my momma I'ma die a gangster or I'ma make it happen," is a reflection of his desire to achieve his dreams, even if it means risking his life. The track draws inspiration from the movie Get Rich or Die Trying and conveys a gritty, no-holds-barred attitude. Bando James' lyrics reflect his willingness to face any obstacle that comes his way, even if it means his own demise. "Curtis Jackson" is a hard-hitting reflection of the struggles and sacrifices required to make it in the rap industry, and Bando James delivers it with an unapologetic tone that is sure to resonate with his fans.

Curtis Jackson

Bando Jame$ was born in Miami, Florida, and spent his early years there before his family moved to the east side of Atlanta. Growing up in a neighborhood plagued by poverty and crime, Bando found solace in music, using it as an outlet to express his struggles and tell his story.

As one of the founding members of Stoner Gang (SGOD), Bando and his friends would skip school to smoke weed and dream of a better life. But as the group grew and evolved, so did Bando's vision. He knew that he wanted more than just a life of crime and poverty, and he began to pursue music seriously as a way out.

Despite facing numerous challenges along the way, Bando remained focused on his dreams and honed his craft, eventually emerging as a promising talent in the local trap music scene. His unique style of trap beats and raw lyrics started to gain some attention and he slowly started to gain a small, but dedicated following.

Today, Bando Jame$ is a rising local rapper who continues to inspire others with his story of perseverance and triumph over adversity. He remains dedicated to using his platform to give a voice to those who have been silenced by their circumstances and is determined to keep pushing forward in pursuit of his dreams.

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