First Full Track Freestyle; Recorded 2015: 

After going back and forth to the studio cooking up. Writing every rhyme, afraid to make a wack song, this was the first track I said fuck it.... punch 1st verse, punch chorus, punch 2nd verse and punch the ad libs and raw reaction; then kick back and listen to how it all came together. In my mind, this was my "Wayne Moment" when he rapped all his written raps and then just started freestyling right before he did The Carter Albums.... This was when I started to freestyle most of the time. I soon got comfortable with it to now I can write if I want to or I can go into a 1 & 1/2 or 2, maybe a 3 hour session and crank out 3 full tracks. This was my "wayne moment." I haven't looked back since then. More music on the way once life slows down with "lifing." Peace.

Make It Count (Lil Wayne / Eminem / DMX / Lupe Fiasco / Kanye West Inspired)

A hustler, a lyricist, a family man, a career educator, putting game in the lyrics, not just rapping; HIPHOP ain’t dead. It’s very much alive. Still can freestyle over a modern beat and sing. The roots from Chicago taught all the life skills needed to have many musical styles, within the music. The goal, make dope music that can chart in every era of this art form we call Hiphop, and the business of 2020 rap.

Make It Count (Lil Wayne / Eminem / DMX / Lupe Fiasco / Kanye West Inspired)

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