This is the audio for the song "Haters" by Deebzlenuz. The song is a dancehall track produced by Rvssian, Story Book Riddim! The lyrics repeatedly emphasize a dislike for "haters" and the sentiment that nothing they do is "good enough! The song also talks about focusing on goals, making money, and achieving victory.

Haters

this is an audio for "Last Man Standing" by Deebzlenuz (0:00) is a lyric video for a dancehall song that primarily focuses on themes of betrayal by fake friends and the artist's resilience and faith.
The song repeatedly emphasizes the presence of "fake friends" (0:00-0:19) who are not genuine, leading the artist to declare himself the "last man standing" (0:20-0:28). This phrase is a central motif, appearing throughout the song (0:31-0:39, 1:05-1:12, 1:14-1:22, 1:47-1:54, 1:56-2:00).
Deebzlenuz sings about overcoming negative influences, comparing his strength to "roots in the earth" (0:48-0:49), and asserts that his "words will not expire" (0:56-0:57) despite attempts to lead him "through the storms and the fire" (0:58-0:59). He attributes his ability to stand strong to praying to "the most high" (0:25-0:28, 0:36-0:39, 1:08-1:11, 1:19-1:22, 1:51-1:54). The lyrics also touch on people showing a "funny face full of vinegar" (1:28-1:32) when the artist starts to succeed, yet he remains confident in his "style" and that his "life sweet champagne and dinner" (1:43-1:45).






Last Man Standing

This audio is for the song "Make Love" by Deebzlenuz. The song is for  the "Stotry Book Riddim” produced by Rvssian, and was edited, mastered, and mixed by Skillz Kingz Entertainment LLC. Dominic Omari Lee is credited as the writer.

The lyrics describe an intimate and affectionate relationship, with themes of:
• Romance and desire: The song repeatedly emphasizes the desire to "make love" and the physical closeness between two people.
• Admiration for a partner: The singer expresses appreciation for their partner's beauty, intelligence, and personality.
• Commitment and spending time together: The lyrics mention "spending time like my favorite hobby" and cruising together.

Make Love (explicit)

This audio is for the song "Make Love" by Deebzlenuz. The song is for  the "Stotry Book Riddim” produced by Rvssian, and was edited, mastered, and mixed by Skillz Kingz Entertainment LLC. Dominic Omari Lee is credited as the writer.

The lyrics describe an intimate and affectionate relationship, with themes of:
• Romance and desire: The song repeatedly emphasizes the desire to "make love" and the physical closeness between two people.
• Admiration for a partner: The singer expresses appreciation for their partner's beauty, intelligence, and personality.
• Commitment and spending time together: The lyrics mention "spending time like my favorite hobby" and cruising together.


Make Love (Clean)

The video, "Deebzlenuz - Best Of The Best - Story Book Riddim," features a dancehall song with romantic lyrics. The song expresses deep affection and admiration, describing a strong, almost storybook-like love. The lyrics emphasize the partner's perfection), confidence, and the desire to spend time together, with intimate moments described as "deja vu" . The chorus repeatedly calls for the partner to "wine up on my body now" . Highlighting the song's dancehall rhythm and romantic undertones. Story Book Riddim, produced by Rvssian.

Best Of The Best (explicit)

The audio  is a for the song "Lonely Remix" by Deebzlenuz! The song describes a woman repeatedly calling and begging the narrator to come home because she is lonely and desires his physical presence. The lyrics express her strong desire for him, including crying out for more and wanting him "desperately" . The narrator describes going home to her and fulfilling her desires.


Lonely Renix 2

The audio, "Deebzlenuz - Best Of The Best - (Story Book riddim)," features a dancehall song with romantic lyrics. The song expresses deep affection and admiration, describing a strong, almost storybook-like love. The lyrics emphasize the partner's perfection), confidence, and the desire to spend time together, with intimate moments described as "deja vu" . The chorus repeatedly calls for the partner to "wine up on my body now" . Highlighting the song's dancehall rhythm and romantic undertones. Story Book Riddim, produced by Rvssian.

Best Of The Best (Clean)

This is the audio for the song "Sure About Me" by Deebzlenuz, produced by Rvssian, Story Book Riddim.

The song focuses on themes of faith, self-assurance, and divine protection. The lyrics express a strong belief in being guided and protected by a higher power, seeking strength, healing, and guidance. The artist emphasizes being "sure about me" in contrast to others, suggesting a focus on personal integrity and purpose.

Key lyrical themes include:
• Divine Guidance and Protection: Phrases like "Jah be my shield Jah be my guide," "bring me out the dark into the light," and "protect me when I'm weak" highlight a reliance on a higher power.
• Self-Assurance and Purpose: The recurring line "sure about me" emphasizes the artist's confidence in their path and identity, contrasting it with uncertainty about "them".
• Resilience and Staying True: The song touches on rising above negativity, and maintaining one's character ("You will never see me changing").
• Authenticity: The lyrics also suggest a focus on genuine actions rather than outward appearances.


Sure About Me

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Deebzlenuz also known as Dominic O. Lee is an ambitious upcoming artist with a voice that transcends genres and calls to the future. Influenced by Bob Marley, Gregory Isaac, Dennis Brown and Peter Tosh, his music represents the beat of his heart, the race of his pulse, his life. In short, Deebzlenuz is a force to be reckoned with.

Deebzlenuz was born on the small Caribbean Island of Montserrat located near Antigua and Barbuda. He grew up in the West Indies and was inspired by the emerging West African sounds of Calypso, Soca and Reggae. “Music was our lives,” he says, “it represented our thoughts and gave us a voice in the community to express ourselves.” At a young age he determined that he would take music to a level it has never been taken before.



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