25 Minute Afrohouse Mykonos and Ibiza Style Set 2024 (Keinemusik Style)

Written and performed by EMINEM
Remixed by WRYCK

MY NAME IS was released in 1999 by Aftermath.

Eminem - My Name Is [WRYCK REMIX]

Written and performed by Astray. Remixed by Wryck Music.

Astray - Give Me Five Minutes

"Messiah Ben Yosef – Victory Edition" by NathanOr BenZvi is a stirring, anthemic tribute to the hidden warrior of redemption - Messiah Ben Yosef. This edition of the song emphasizes triumph, perseverance, and divine purpose in the face of spiritual warfare and global upheaval.

With poetic grace and prophetic power, the lyrics tell the story of a divine leader rising from the north, bearing the sword of truth, and standing boldly for the scattered and broken. Set against the backdrop of the apocalyptic clash between Gog and Magog, the song becomes a prayer and a rallying cry for the faithful, affirming unwavering loyalty to the one chosen to prepare the path for final redemption.

The pre-chorus and chorus ignite a sense of hope and resilience, echoing the eternal promise that even in the darkest valleys, Messiah Ben Yosef will not waver. His fire burns within, and through both battle and sorrow, he leads with heavenly light.

The bridge reminds listeners of the eternal bond between the people and their redeemer - whether he falls or rises, his mission is eternal, and the journey toward salvation continues. The song ends with a powerful image of redemption - ashes turning into a new beginning, as the warrior leads the people into the Promised Land.

Part of the BABASHUVA – A New World. A New Reality vision, this song is a spiritual anthem of strength, destiny, and unwavering faith. It elevates the role of Messiah Ben Yosef as a central figure in the divine plan, offering light in a world yearning for redemption.


Messiah Ben Yosef - Victory Edition

Messiah Ben David is a powerful and prophetic song by NathanOr BenZvi, calling for spiritual awakening and redemption. The lyrics warn of a world consumed by distractions, sin, and digital enslavement, urging people to open their eyes before it is too late. The song blends urgent calls for repentance with vivid apocalyptic imagery, including divine wrath, falling stars, and the earth swallowing creation.

At its core, the song proclaims the coming of Messiah Ben David, who will redeem Israel and the entire world. The chorus, with its repetitive and commanding declaration, emphasizes that salvation is imminent. The lyrics reflect the struggles of a prophet witnessing the downfall of his generation, pleading with people to listen and return to GOD.

The final verses shift toward hope, foretelling a future of peace, love, and truth under the Messiah’s reign. The song ends on a profound note, reaffirming that Messiah Ben David is a true prophet, leaving listeners with a sense of urgency and divine purpose.

This song is both a warning and a call to redemption, blending poetic prophecy with a deep spiritual message.

This anthem is part of BABASHUVA – A New World. A New Reality, a spiritual movement founded by NathanOr BenZvi. Through music, books, and prophecy, BABASHUVA calls humanity to return to GOD, embrace the written Torah, and prepare for redemption. Its mission is to awaken a lost generation and lead the world toward unity, truth, and divine light.


Messiah Ben David

"Messiah Ben David - ‏‏Classical Version" by NathanOr BenZvi is a prophetic outcry, a spiritual wake-up call, and a raw anthem for a generation on the edge. Unapologetically direct and emotionally charged, this song confronts the state of the modern world, exposing its distractions, disconnection, and spiritual emptiness - while announcing the arrival of Messiah Ben David.

With echoes of ancient prophecy and fire from above, NathanOr speaks as a prophet to a sleeping generation. The lyrics reflect divine frustration with humanity’s obsession with social media and self-centered beliefs, while warning of judgment, cosmic signs, and the approaching day of reckoning. But at the core lies a sacred message: redemption is still possible, and Messiah Ben David is already here - waiting for hearts to awaken.

The chorus thunders with certainty:
"Messiah Ben David will redeem the world… now!"

It repeats like a spiritual drumbeat, igniting the soul and shaking listeners out of complacency.
Part call to repentance, part vision of redemption, and part personal testimony, this song belongs to the spiritual revolution of BABASHUVA – A New World. A New Reality. Through vivid imagery and urgent verses, NathanOr BenZvi stands as a prophet for our time - calling humanity back to GOD, back to truth, and back to the purpose we’ve forgotten.


Messiah Ben David - ‏‏Classical Version

WhatsTheMove!

a song I wrote about a S3x Offend3r i knew, hes in jail. If he wasn't I WOULD...

BLOW
OFF HIS FUCKING HEAD AYE
BLOW 
OFF HIS FUCKING HEAD AYE

YUH bitch I woke up like this...
covered in blood and smiling of piss
Can't tell me shit my whole life is rigged
I CAN NOT LOSE I CAN NOT LOSE
BLOW out a hole the size of a dinner plate
I stick my dick in and revile in your fate
off to the next my trauma sadistic 
IM ON THE LOOSE IM ON THE LOOSE

Trigger me this Trigger me that
bLEW off his head
he glued to the mat
I Murdered the pussy you copied the cat
making it scream BIGGEST ever had 

BLOW (prod by. TRIPLESIXDELETE) LEAK

01 - That MF

"How Low" is a song by American rapper Ludacris. It is the lead single from his seventh studio album, Battle of the Sexes. The song premiered at the BET Hip Hop Awards in Atlanta, which took place on October 10, 2009. However, the ceremony was aired on October 27, 2009. It was performed by Ludacris as the second half of a medley that began with Lil Scrappy's "Addicted to Money", a song in which he is featured. The track was produced by Canadian producer T-Minus. The song was released via iTunes on December 8, 2009. The song debuted on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 at 13. The music video was filmed on December 23, 2009 in Los Angeles, California and was directed by Dave Meyers. The music video leaked on the internet on January 20, 2010. The single has sold more than 2,000,000 units to date and has been certified platinum by the RIAA.

"How Low" was officially released as the lead single from Ludacris' Battle of the Sexes album on December 8, 2009. Prior to the single's release, Ludacris performed the song live on October 10, 2009 at the BET Hip Hop Awards in Atlanta, Georgia. The track samples Public Enemy's "Bring the Noise" as the primary vocals in the chorus, additional vocals by Carla Henderson. Nominated for the Grammy's 2011 Best Rap Solo Performance.

The video begins with three girls in a bedroom for a sleepover. They begin by talking directly into a camcorder, in which they reveal that there is a rumor that if you "go low" enough in front of a mirror, Ludacris will appear. They begin dancing to the song in front of a mirror, and Ludacris' face appears in the reflection and starts rapping. The girls are visibly excited at the sight and continue dancing. The video progresses with shots of Ludacris in a club with a blacklight. Back in the bedroom, Ludacris, backup dancers and masked men burst out of the mirror and into the room. The girls, scared, run downstairs and into another room to hide. Ludacris and his dancers come down the stairs and eventually find the girls. Ludacris magically tears off the girls' clothing and changes them into erotic dancers. More people begin to appear and throw a party in the house as all of the girls dance. The video then changes over to different girls, changing in a locker room. Similarly to the original girls, the girls in the locker room also state the rumor and decide to test it by dancing low in front of the mirror in the same hopes of seeing Ludacris. The following scene shows Ludacris at the original party, rapping in front of the dancing girls outside of the house. However, because the girls in the locker room have started to "go low", Ludacris begins to fade, while giving off some type of electrostatic discharge. He then appears in the mirror inside the locker room and the whole concept of the video apparently restarts. The video features a cameo from Disturbing tha Peace artist Lil Fate.

This is the dubstep remix by Wryck & Evoplex.

Ludacris - How Low - Wryck / Evoplex Dub Remix

Song remixed by Wryck 
Performed by Chamillionaire and Ludacris.

Chamillionaire ft Ludacris - Creepin Solo [WRYCK REMIX]

Danish producer/songwriter

Styles like rap/hiphop/pop/soul/rnb