This video is a "chopped & screwed" track titled "Once again-Chopped & screwed" by JYB Leezy. The lyrics are repetitive and focus on themes of personal growth, perseverance, and moving forward.
Key themes and phrases include:
New beginnings and connections: The artist repeatedly mentions "Locking with my new friends in my central time zone" (0:11-0:14, 1:16-1:18, 2:20-2:22, 2:58-3:00) and being "in the zone again on this day in December" (0:14-0:18, 1:18-1:22, 2:22-2:26, 3:00-3:03).
Overcoming challenges and learning: Phrases like "Keep pushing" (0:22-0:25, 1:26-1:29, 2:30-2:32, 3:08-3:10) and "Still learning day for day. Yes, I did. Keep studying" (0:25-0:28, 1:29-1:32, 2:36-2:38, 3:10-3:13) are prominent.
Forgiveness and emotional resilience: The artist mentions "I forgave. I forgive. God forgave" (0:28-0:31, 1:32-1:35, 2:38-2:41, 3:13-3:16) and the difficulty of crying tears, wiping them on a shirt (0:31-0:37, 1:35-1:41, 2:41-2:48, 3:16-3:22).
Embracing blessings and doing the right thing: The artist states, "I can't block my blessings. I must do the right thing. Give the blessings" (0:44-0:47).
Self-improvement and introspection: The lyrics touch on therapy, counseling, and psychology as forms of self-care (0:57-1:02).
Personal struggle and triumph: The artist references being in "The Walking Dead" but preferring love over hate (1:47-1:52) and that "It's me versus me" (1:58-1:59). The video concludes with a feeling of coming alive after a period of being "dead" but never truly dying (2:08-2:14).



Once again-chopped & screwed

This video, titled "All about the lady - chopped & screwed," is a hip-hop track by JYB Leezy. The song primarily focuses on the artist's appreciation for women, particularly "BBW" (Big Beautiful Women), and themes of love, desire, and navigating relationships.
Key themes and lyrical content include:
Admiration for women: The recurring line "It's all about a lady" (0:00, 0:13, 0:34, 0:58, 1:43, 1:52, 2:27, 2:39) emphasizes the central theme.
"Good" or "Crazy" Women: The lyrics repeatedly pose the dilemma of women being "either good or they going crazy" (0:02, 0:14, 0:52, 1:00, 1:45, 1:54, 2:29, 2:40).
BBW Preference: The artist specifically mentions "BBW looking so righteous" (0:05, 0:15, 0:54, 1:04, 1:56, 2:33, 2:43) and wanting to get a room at "the W" with them (0:10, 0:57, 1:07, 1:50, 2:00, 2:36, 2:46).
Relationships and Actions: The song touches on actions taken for a woman, such as taking off work (1:10), fixing a car (1:17), and spending money (1:19, 2:25). It also mentions moments of affection like "kissing on her lips and saving her" (1:25) and shared intimacy (1:28).
Personal well-being and future: Towards the end, the lyrics shift slightly to the artist's personal outlook, mentioning "a better day is coming" (1:39) and feeling "in my prime today" (3:00).
The "chopped & screwed" aspect refers to a remixing technique where the tempo is slowed down and sounds are manipulated, creating a distinct, often hazy and bass-heavy sound common in Southern hip-hop.



All about the lady- screwed

The song "Good girl different - screwed" by JYB Leezy is a rap track that celebrates a woman who is unique and confident, someone who "acts different" (0:05-0:30, 2:00). The lyrics describe her as independent, handling her business, and having a different mission and vision than others (0:27-0:32).
The artist emphasizes her optimism and confidence for the future (0:37-0:42) and praises her for being herself (1:21-1:24). The song also touches on themes of mutual respect and support within a relationship (1:36-1:49), suggesting a strong, uplifting bond. The repeated phrase "smoking that Mary" (1:58, 2:07, 3:14) likely refers to smoking marijuana, adding to the relaxed and confident vibe of the song. The recurring "We almost home" (1:51, 2:15, 2:24) could symbolize being close to a desired state or destination with this unique woman.



Good girl different- screwed

This video, titled "Issues- Chopped & screwed," is a musical piece by JYB Leezy. The song expresses a strong desire for a specific person, repeatedly emphasizing "I want you" (0:00-0:03, 0:50-0:55, 2:09-2:11, 2:16-2:19, 3:23-3:25). The lyrics touch on themes of trust issues (1:28-1:31, 1:37-1:40), the importance of personal style and staying true to oneself (2:49-2:54), and the dedication required to achieve goals, particularly in the music industry (3:04-3:15). The artist also mentions liking to "ride at night" (1:09-1:12, 2:00-2:02) and spending time with someone while getting "tipsy" (1:34-1:37, 2:22-2:24). The overall tone suggests a blend of personal reflection, ambition, and a strong connection to one individual.



Issues- screwed

This video, "Beauty fades," by JYB Leezy, explores the theme that physical beauty is fleeting as one ages (0:12, 1:11, 3:57). Despite this "bummer," the artist emphasizes resilience and unwavering presence, stating "I never left" (0:36, 1:17, 2:30).
The video touches upon personal struggles, highlighting the importance of reestablishing oneself after setbacks (0:58) and the challenge of balancing personal importance with responsibilities (0:41). The artist also discusses transforming pain into art (1:49) and the dedication to constantly leveling up and staying focused on purpose (1:42, 2:08). The overall message is one of perseverance, self-belief, and consistent effort to achieve one's goals and build a legacy (3:46, 4:21).



Beauty fades

This video, titled "You know," is a rap song by JYB Leezy. The lyrics are repetitive, emphasizing the phrase "You know, you know, you know, you ain't know, but you know, though" (0:00-0:07, 0:52-1:00, 1:50-1:58, 2:56-3:04, 3:15-3:24, 3:43-3:51).
Throughout the song, the artist touches on several themes:
Authenticity and Relationships: The artist expresses a desire for real friends and genuine love, stating "I don't have to pretend I love you and that's just what it is" (0:27-0:31) and "I be trying to make real friends, but who really gonna be by my side in the end?" (0:34-0:36). They also mention not wanting lies or fake vibes (0:40-0:41, 1:12-1:14).
Personal Journey and Growth: The lyrics allude to personal progress and self-awareness, with lines like "This is me. I don't have to pretend" (0:27-0:29) and "I know my problem is me taking on me just because I'm nosy. I'm doing fine" (2:09-2:13).
Everyday Observations: The song includes seemingly random, yet vivid, observations about the environment, such as "Cherry Coca-Cola outside" (0:11-0:12, 1:03-1:04, 2:00-2:01, 3:06-3:07, 3:25-3:26, 3:33-3:34) and "four eggs on my stoing" (0:13-0:14, 1:05-1:06, 2:02-2:03, 3:08-3:10, 3:28-3:29, 3:36-3:38). There are also mentions of "payday on a payday" (0:17, 1:08, 2:05-2:06, 3:11-3:12, 3:30-3:32, 3:39-3:40) and "It's December" (0:18, 1:09, 2:07, 3:13, 3:32).
Confidence and Ownership: The artist asserts confidence in lines like "I made everyone in my circle number one" (1:32-1:34) and "I'm the owner of 5G Apple 9 Boulevard 26 dope by lyrics poisonous realistic" (2:43-2:48).
The video also includes brief mentions of specific locations like CVS and Walgreens (2:30) and H&R Block (2:41).



You know

This video appears to be a freestyle rap performance, primarily featuring spoken word with a strong rhythm. The artist frequently mentions "11th street" (0:09, 1:06, 4:14) as a central theme or location.
Key elements of the rap include:
Boasting and self-expression: The artist talks about doing their "thing" (0:16, 4:18) and making a strong impact, using vivid, often raw, imagery (0:19-0:26, 4:20-4:27).
Everyday life and observations: There are references to mundane activities like filling up gas (1:12-1:15), going to Taco Bell (1:16-1:18), and washing a car (2:24-2:29).
Financial and social commentary: The artist mentions banks, credit cards (2:10-2:18), and the idea of being positive or negative (1:49-1:51).
Personal struggles and resilience: The artist touches on not being able to swim and needing floaties (0:36-0:41, 4:36-4:42), and the idea of keeping "it going" (0:55-0:57).
Non-linear flow: The rap jumps between various topics and thoughts, characteristic of a freestyle, including random street names like "21st street" (1:53) and "42nd Street" (2:51).

11th street

The video, titled "Gone win" by JYB Leezy, features a repetitive track with a strong emphasis on self-confidence and superiority, particularly in the context of music collaborations. The artist repeatedly asserts "I could do anything better, better than you" (0:09-0:11, 0:21-0:23, 2:23-2:24, 2:35-2:38, 4:36-4:38, 4:49-4:51) and expresses a desire to feature Drizzy Wayne on a track, claiming it would be "so much better" (0:07-0:08, 2:21-2:22, 4:33-4:35). The phrase "I'mma pay the cost" is also frequently repeated (0:15-0:17, 0:29-0:33, 2:29-2:32, 2:42-2:47, 4:42-4:46, 4:55-4:59).
The artist introduces himself as "J baby" and shouts out Orlando, Florida (0:37-0:44). The lyrics touch on themes of revenge ("what makes the odds of getting even paying back revenge in my opinion" (1:10-1:13)), success and feeding the homeless (1:16-1:19), and personal attributes, including being "freaky baby" (1:26-1:27) and loving a challenge (1:30-1:32). The artist also discusses politics, identifying as a "democratic" (1:38-1:39).
Towards the end of the video, the artist describes a woman with "booty brown sugar spice with everything nice" (2:09-2:10, 5:01-5:03) and compares her to famous artists like Nicki, Cardi B, and Beyonce (3:36-3:40). The lyrics also delve into vivid, almost fantastical descriptions of this woman's genetic makeup and allure (3:44-4:00).

Gone win

New'd up

Got the key

Put Jesus 1st!! We must be the LIGHT that shines in a DARK WORLD!

JYB Leezy – Artist Bio

JYB Leezy is a rising voice in modern hip-hop and melodic rap, blending raw emotion with polished flows and cutting-edge production. From heartfelt storytelling to turn-up anthems, JYB Leezy brings authenticity and energy to every track.

With a sound rooted in real experiences and an ear for infectious beats, Leezy is quickly building a reputation for pushing creative boundaries—whether on SoundCloud drops, Spotify playlists, or YouTube visuals. Each release reflects a unique journey of growth, hustle, and self-expression.

Stay tuned as JYB Leezy continues to evolve, inspire, and turn the grind into greatness. This is more than music—it’s a movement.

⸻