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"Against All Odds" by Census and Li Rye is a raw exploration of life’s toughest battles, capturing the grit and grind of survival in a world defined by gang ties, loyalty, and the fight to escape. Li Rye’s powerful storytelling dives deep into the highs and lows of the street, while Census’s atmospheric production adds depth to every bar. Each track is a testament to resilience and sacrifice, chronicling the struggle to make it out against all odds. War Stories is a tribute to the streets and a reminder of what it takes to survive—and thrive—beyond them.

Murder

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Lyrics - 

gassed up santa fe     
gassed up seem to fade 
i be gassed up in santa fe 
and all a sudden there’s my love to take 
gassed up santa fe (santa fe) 
gassed up seem to fade (seem to fade)
i be gassed up in santa fe 
and all a sudden there’s my love to take 

i cant feel i cant feel my face
all these drugs i think i got laced
ive been lookin tryna change my ways
got my hands wrapped round your waist

she dont love me she dont know my name
poppin m’s making me insane
they want grud and put seb to shame
(I I I don’t understand) 
i dont understand why you in my lane
(I don’t understand)
I don’t unerstand why you in my lane
ive been smoking gas in santa fe
ive been smoking gas in santa fe
ive been racking up my mfkin game
ive been racking up my mfkin game

gassed up santa fe     
gassed up seem to fade 
i be gassed up in santa fe 
and all a sudden there’s my love to take 
gassed up santa fe (santa fe) 
gassed up seem to fade (seem to fade)
i be gassed up in santa fe 
and all a sudden there’s my love to take
 
Description - 
**Track Recap: "SXNTX F3"**

*"SXNTX F3"* is an emotive track that delves into themes of inner conflict, emotional numbness, and escapism. The song’s central refrain, “gassed up Santa Fe,” serves as a metaphor for the protagonist’s emotional and physical detachment. “Gassed up” suggests a temporary high—both from substances and fleeting emotional connections—that ultimately masks deeper feelings of emptiness and disillusionment.

Lyrically, the track explores a cycle of substance use and isolation. Lines like *“I can’t feel my face”* and *“all these drugs I think I got laced”* highlight the protagonist’s struggle with emotional numbness and confusion. The line *“she don’t love me, she don’t know my name”* speaks to feelings of being misunderstood and disconnected in a one-sided relationship. Meanwhile, *“I’ve been lookin’ tryna change my ways”* reveals a yearning for change and intimacy, underscored by the image of *“hands wrapped ‘round your waist.”*

Despite these internal struggles, there’s self-awareness in the lyrics, with lines like *“I’ve been racking up my MFkin game,”* which suggest an acknowledgment of destructive patterns but a sense of being trapped in them. The repeated line *“I don’t understand why you in my lane”* reflects frustration with emotional misalignment, possibly with others or even with the self.

Musically, *"SXNTX F3"* features atmospheric production that creates a laid-back yet hypnotic feel, complementing the introspective lyrics. This fusion of sound and content amplifies the track’s emotional depth, drawing listeners into the protagonist’s internal turmoil.

At its core, *"SXNTX F3"* captures the tension between the desire for escape and the longing for genuine connection. It speaks to the struggles of emotional disconnection, addiction, and self-doubt, resonating with anyone who has felt lost or adrift. The track’s blend of moody storytelling and atmospheric production makes it a compelling listen for fans of alternative hip-hop, R&B, and emotionally charged music.

SXNTX F3 ft. GRUD

I can’t feel my face when I’m with you 
I can’t feel my face when I’m with you 
And I take her to my place where we sing the same tune
Same room 
Shorty keep up w/ my pace know it’s cream it ain’t blue 
Hol up all I see’s a trace of her when I’m off the shrooms 
Hol up I can’t feel my face when 
(I can’t feel my)

Me and her smoke my weed 
(Smoke smoking my weed)
(ya ya)
Me and her smoke my weed
Hold my chop lil bitch you stopped infront of my beam
I was off the xans 
I did too much 
Lil shorty pop for me

All these frequencies she started 
Looks like we’re chasing each other 
Now she slumped up on my bed side
It’s not the flame 
It’s the red dye 
Pumping through my veins when I get high 

Tell her that we’ll be fine 
Bae I’ll take you to the seaside 
Imma sip my activist 
While she be drinking Monaco 
Bitch im not a pacifist addicted to this blood flow
All these vvs’s refined 
All these sluts uh uh can’t be mine
It’s either flip the bird or peace sign 
Where’s my weed I need some me time

Description-
**Track Recap: "CHXS!ING 3XCHOTH3R"**

*"CHXS!ING 3XCHOTH3R"* by YXPPER is a dark, hypnotic track that explores themes of emotional detachment, escapism, and addictive behavior. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of a protagonist caught in a cycle of substance use, fleeting relationships, and numbness, all while attempting to navigate a world that feels increasingly disconnected.

The recurring line, *“I can’t feel my face when I’m with you,”* is a powerful metaphor for emotional numbness and detachment. Whether it’s from drugs, love, or both, the protagonist’s inability to feel anything when with their partner speaks to a deeper sense of emotional emptiness. This is further highlighted with *“I take her to my place where we sing the same tune / Same room”*—indicating that, despite physical closeness, the connection lacks true depth or emotional resonance.

The lyrics shift between moments of numb euphoria and disillusionment. *“All I see’s a trace of her when I’m off the shrooms”* and *“I can’t feel my face when”* evoke a surreal sense of dissociation, as if the protagonist is lost in a haze of substances, seeking solace in fleeting highs. This pattern is reinforced throughout the track, with references to smoking weed, popping Xans, and the numbing effects of both: *“I did too much / Lil shorty pop for me.”*

The song also touches on the cyclical nature of these behaviors. The line *“All these frequencies she started / Looks like we’re chasing each other”* speaks to the toxic dynamic between the protagonist and their partner—constantly chasing something that can never be fully obtained. Despite the highs, there’s a growing sense of disconnection, symbolized by the image of the partner “slumped up on my bed side,” a visual of the aftermath of their hedonistic pursuits.

At the core of the track is a longing for escape and the search for some form of meaning, despite the emptiness. The reference to *“seaside”* and *“activist”* hints at a desire for freedom, while the repeated imagery of substances and luxury—*“VVS’s refined”* and *“I’m not a pacifist, addicted to this blood flow”*—illustrates the constant pull between pleasure and self-destruction. 

Ultimately, *"CHXS!ING 3XCHOTH3R"* is a raw depiction of emotional conflict, numbness, and the paradox of seeking connection while trapped in self-destructive habits. With its atmospheric production and introspective lyrics, the track speaks to listeners who understand the allure of escapism, while also feeling the weight of its consequences. YXPPER's ability to blend dark, hypnotic sounds with deeply emotional themes makes this track resonate with anyone navigating the complexities of love, addiction, and personal turmoil.

CHXS!NG 3XCH0TH3R (PROD. YXPPER)

VVS N00S3 (PROD. YXPPER)

Watching all these blues (all these blues)
Stick up on my hand like i just glued them 
I- I made this shit by talking shit all up up in they ear drum
i can’t help but drip in neutron while your shit be looking pilgrim 
I’m an addict for the blood I think I might just go and drill some 
she want love (she want love) 
she give me slug yeah yeah 
that’s all you get just understand that it’s the drugs yeah yeah 
I get a bitch up in an uber worth a dub yeah yeah 

Breathe
Pause 
All this drip I know she wanna touch yeah yeah 
Crying to your friends talkn bout that you in love yeah yeah 
But you only come around when it’s time to fuck ain’t a reflex that it’s lust
pretty face shorty still got butt
not worried about her just want the bust 
in the club just throwing them racks out 
me and twin be fucking up funds 
make these bitches cum for none 

watching all these blues (all these blues) 
all these blues fall 
blues fall
that shit beautiful 
that shit beautiful 
beautiful (yeah) 
huh

watching all these blues (all these blues) 
all these blues fall 
blues fall
that shit beautiful 
that shit beautiful 
that shit beautiful 


B3XU. BLU3 ft. KID RENJI (PROD. YXPPER)

0NLY FXNS (PROD.YXPPER)

shit love

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We bring in diverse voices, from fashion designers and cultural experts to women who wear the abaya daily, to share personal stories and insights into how this piece of clothing shapes identity, promotes self-confidence, and aligns with spiritual values. Whether it’s the classic black abaya or a contemporary design, the abaya remains a powerful means of self-expression, allowing Muslim women to balance tradition with individuality.

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Join us as we celebrate the abaya as more than just a piece of clothing, but as a connection to faith, culture, and the global community of Muslim women. Whether you're a wearer of the abaya, a fashion enthusiast, or someone interested in learning about the rich tapestry of Muslim culture, this podcast will offer inspiration, education, and a deeper understanding of the abaya’s enduring legacy.

0NLY FXNS (PROD.YXPPER)

YXPPER

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