hey! this is the sped up version for the song 'Confident' by Chance The Wrapper and Justin Bieber! Hope you enjoy.

confident (sped-up)

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desafinado - kali uchis (slowed)

devilish - chase Atlantic

original song: waste my time by citizen queen
I DO NOT OWN THE SONG 

waste my time

fun out of it but it's slowed down~

PaRt oF yOuR wOrLd - HaLlE BeRrY BaIlEy

Ladies In Ma Crib

I missed the playground days, the running wild, the screaming loud,
’Cause every jump, every fall, every splash was a warning I wasn’t allowed.
Kids flew through sprinklers while I stayed dry on the side,
holding my processors like fragile glass,
pretending I didn’t mind.

While they lived like they had whole worlds to spare,
I lived cautious, quiet, always aware—
one wrong move, one wrong fall,
and silence would swallow it all.
So I stayed safe, stayed small, stayed still—
a child in theory,
but never for real.

They played without thinking.
I lived every moment with fear.
I didn’t get childhood—
I got responsibility handed down like gear.

I missed a whole damn childhood trying to keep up,
trying to study, trying to hear, trying not to break stuff.
While they slept in late, I was sounding out words,
relearning conversations they caught on the first.
I wasn’t climbing trees; I was climbing expectations.
Wasn’t loud in the sun; I was trapped in translations.
I missed whole years I can’t ever get back—
lost to studying, surviving, and staying intact.

Every summer they ran through pools and rain,
while I held onto my devices like a lifeline to my brain.
I watched kids wrestle, tumble, dive,
but I couldn’t risk a single thing
that might break the way I survived.

They had mud, chaos, bruises, noise—
I had caution, silence, a box full of batteries instead of toys.
While they learned life through laughter and bruises that fade,
I learned discipline, fear, and how careful a child can be made.

My childhood wasn’t lived—
it was managed.
Protected.
Restricted.
Planned.
I didn’t get freedom—
I got rules written right into my hands.

I missed a whole damn childhood trying to keep up,
studying till midnight just to be “good enough.”
While they ran free, I practiced words in the mirror,
trying to sound normal, trying to grow clearer.
I didn’t get recklessness; I got survival.
Didn’t get mistakes; I got denial.
Those years slipped through my fingers like sand—
lost to fear of the silence I couldn’t withstand.

I didn’t jump in pools.
I didn’t roll in grass.
I didn’t run carefree.
Everything I did had to last.
A childhood lived like a minefield—
every joy a risk,
every risk too big.
They say kids bounce back,
but I wasn’t allowed to fall.

I lost years trying to stay connected,
years no one remembers but me.

I missed a whole damn childhood trying to keep up,
trying to hear, trying to learn, trying not to mess up.
They had scraped knees; I had early discipline.
They had summers; I had quiet rooms I studied in.
They had memories loud and bright—
I had caution, rules, and silent nights.
If childhood is freedom,
then mine was under attack—
stolen by fear, stolen by pressure…
and I can’t get it back.

Maybe one day I’ll forgive the years
I never got to live.
But right now…
I’m still mourning
the kid I didn’t get to be.

Stolen Years

Zöe slinks back into her signature late-night groove with “Hotel Lobby” — a breathy, controlled burn about keeping it cute when everyone’s watching. Wrapped in glossy synth pads and low-end tension, this is a record for the girls who know better… but still send the text. 👀

Between whispered warnings and velvet threats, Zöe flips the narrative: she’s the one telling him to keep his cool, to watch his stare, to play it smooth in public — before letting it all go upstairs. It’s classy, messy, dangerous… and she never once loses control.

Favorite line?
“If these walls could talk, they’d call it sloppy…”
Yeah. She said that.

—

🎧 For fans of: Ariana’s Positions, Tinashe’s X, Normani’s Fair
🎙️ Vocals: Zöe (Lead)

Hotel Lobby

This new release blends smooth R&B melodies with trap drums to create a late-night, emotional vibe. The track is about raw feelings, real experiences, and that mix of softness and intensity that defines modern R&B/trap.

If you’re into artists like Bryson Tiller, 6LACK, PARTYNEXTDOOR, Tory Lanez, Summer Walker, or The Weeknd, this is right in that lane. 

Ai type crap

party n get high

started 03/26/20 :) 
I make audios and edits
IG: trin_velos TT: trinvelos

Ladies In Ma Crib

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