If you heard the audio version of I”m A Pro by Nick Brewer featuring Shakka here’s he his a live acoustic version along side with Shakka.
Tag: music
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Intro What unsettles me is not simply her beauty, but how quickly the mind can turn admiration into surrender. I call it the highest thirty-third degree, as though her face possesses some secret authority, yet I must question how much of that power I have given her myself. Perhaps the chaos reveals what was already…
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What if every thought you’ve ever written could become part of something extraordinary? Every day, millions of ideas are forgotten. Beautiful poems remain buried in phone notes. Personal reflections disappear into journals. Powerful thoughts are scattered across social media, and unfinished stories wait silently in forgotten documents. But what if your creativity didn’t have to…
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Intro I keep replaying the moment her presence first reached me — not through words, but through something quieter and far more dangerous. Her Latin accent, her Texas roots, the way her culture moved… it all cut straight through the noise and found the antennas of my spirit. She didn’t ask permission. She simply laid…
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Intro I see myself as a man chasing a treasure greater than the universe itself. I’d give her every galaxy and every star because her soul means more to me than anything I could ever possess. Like Jack Sparrow, I search for the treasure hidden within her heart, and like Luffy, I sail through every…
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Intro What haunts me most about Lindsay Clancy’s children is not only that their lives ended so young, but that they never had the chance to discover who they could have become—the birthdays, dreams, laughter, and love they will never experience. Their deaths leave behind painful questions about motherhood, mental illness, responsibility, and how we…
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Intro In this deeply introspective free-verse poem, I turn inward to confront the quiet ruin of idealizing a lover, admitting how I once placed her on a pedestal and mistook her for the immortal groove that kept my soul dancing in solitude. Through honest self-examination I trace the shift from radiant dream to harsh clarity—seeing…
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Intro In the quiet depths of self-reflection, one comes to recognize the quiet danger in certain seductive archetypes—those Delilah figures whose allure moves with the silent precision of sharks, circling not out of mere hunger but with calculated intent to test the strength of a man’s resolve. Their beauty may shimmer like distant stars, promising…
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Intro His journey shows that greatness does not come easily. Coming from poverty and facing doubt, pain, and sacrifice taught him to never give up. Football became more than a game—it became a way to express his creativity, discipline, and determination. Every setback pushed him to work harder, while every success reminded him that his…
Nick Brewer | I’m A Pro (Live Performance) -
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Intro What unsettles me is not simply her beauty, but how quickly the mind can turn admiration into surrender. I call it the highest thirty-third degree, as though her face possesses some secret authority, yet I must question how much of that power I have given her myself. Perhaps the chaos reveals what was already…
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What if every thought you’ve ever written could become part of something extraordinary? Every day, millions of ideas are forgotten. Beautiful poems remain buried in phone notes. Personal reflections disappear into journals. Powerful thoughts are scattered across social media, and unfinished stories wait silently in forgotten documents. But what if your creativity didn’t have to…
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Intro I keep replaying the moment her presence first reached me — not through words, but through something quieter and far more dangerous. Her Latin accent, her Texas roots, the way her culture moved… it all cut straight through the noise and found the antennas of my spirit. She didn’t ask permission. She simply laid…
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Intro I see myself as a man chasing a treasure greater than the universe itself. I’d give her every galaxy and every star because her soul means more to me than anything I could ever possess. Like Jack Sparrow, I search for the treasure hidden within her heart, and like Luffy, I sail through every…
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Intro What haunts me most about Lindsay Clancy’s children is not only that their lives ended so young, but that they never had the chance to discover who they could have become—the birthdays, dreams, laughter, and love they will never experience. Their deaths leave behind painful questions about motherhood, mental illness, responsibility, and how we…
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Intro In this deeply introspective free-verse poem, I turn inward to confront the quiet ruin of idealizing a lover, admitting how I once placed her on a pedestal and mistook her for the immortal groove that kept my soul dancing in solitude. Through honest self-examination I trace the shift from radiant dream to harsh clarity—seeing…
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Intro In the quiet depths of self-reflection, one comes to recognize the quiet danger in certain seductive archetypes—those Delilah figures whose allure moves with the silent precision of sharks, circling not out of mere hunger but with calculated intent to test the strength of a man’s resolve. Their beauty may shimmer like distant stars, promising…
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Intro His journey shows that greatness does not come easily. Coming from poverty and facing doubt, pain, and sacrifice taught him to never give up. Football became more than a game—it became a way to express his creativity, discipline, and determination. Every setback pushed him to work harder, while every success reminded him that his…
This week I came across this album called Sinema by rapper Swoope. This is his second album from Swoope which came out on August 4, 2014. At the start of the album Swoope as a Kanye West influence at the beginning of the first track but as he’s own signature instrumental sounds and flows as you go trough the album. Swoope speaks on the issues of lust and relationship with a female called Mya which you hear her speak on left voice messages on Swoopes phone at the beginning and throughout the album.
Swoope’s, at war with himself, either to get back with Mya or forget about Mya and move on with his life and focus on his relationship with god which he speaks in detail on track’s called “Right Side” featuring singer Christon Gray, “Beauty and Beast” and “Before Goodnight“.
I Can relate to Swoope on the issues of lust and the “art of seduction” like J.Cole would say back on his born sinner album. To be in a relationship with someone just for the lustful pleasures is just the wrong way to go.Swoope’s gives to full picture on what’s like to face conscience speak on his experience dealing with someone that don’t understand your walk with god and facing the temptation’s of going back to is old ways even though he knows the consequence at the end.
Swoope | Sinema Full album (Click Here ) -
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Intro What unsettles me is not simply her beauty, but how quickly the mind can turn admiration into surrender. I call it the highest thirty-third degree, as though her face possesses some secret authority, yet I must question how much of that power I have given her myself. Perhaps the chaos reveals what was already…
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What if every thought you’ve ever written could become part of something extraordinary? Every day, millions of ideas are forgotten. Beautiful poems remain buried in phone notes. Personal reflections disappear into journals. Powerful thoughts are scattered across social media, and unfinished stories wait silently in forgotten documents. But what if your creativity didn’t have to…
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Intro I keep replaying the moment her presence first reached me — not through words, but through something quieter and far more dangerous. Her Latin accent, her Texas roots, the way her culture moved… it all cut straight through the noise and found the antennas of my spirit. She didn’t ask permission. She simply laid…
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Intro I see myself as a man chasing a treasure greater than the universe itself. I’d give her every galaxy and every star because her soul means more to me than anything I could ever possess. Like Jack Sparrow, I search for the treasure hidden within her heart, and like Luffy, I sail through every…
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Intro What haunts me most about Lindsay Clancy’s children is not only that their lives ended so young, but that they never had the chance to discover who they could have become—the birthdays, dreams, laughter, and love they will never experience. Their deaths leave behind painful questions about motherhood, mental illness, responsibility, and how we…
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Intro In this deeply introspective free-verse poem, I turn inward to confront the quiet ruin of idealizing a lover, admitting how I once placed her on a pedestal and mistook her for the immortal groove that kept my soul dancing in solitude. Through honest self-examination I trace the shift from radiant dream to harsh clarity—seeing…
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Intro In the quiet depths of self-reflection, one comes to recognize the quiet danger in certain seductive archetypes—those Delilah figures whose allure moves with the silent precision of sharks, circling not out of mere hunger but with calculated intent to test the strength of a man’s resolve. Their beauty may shimmer like distant stars, promising…
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Intro His journey shows that greatness does not come easily. Coming from poverty and facing doubt, pain, and sacrifice taught him to never give up. Football became more than a game—it became a way to express his creativity, discipline, and determination. Every setback pushed him to work harder, while every success reminded him that his…
I’ve been wondering a lot lately and I don’t know why. This life as me in is grips really these days I am wondering out the window the same way in the featured picture. I don’t where am heading in my life at the moment but I know god is in control of everything going on.
as I wonder out the window and wonder on life and where society going I know things will get better even though I am always surrounded by the negativity and the evil of this world.
like Tupac would say I just need to ‘keep my head up‘ and remind myself of psalm 23 everytime.
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Intro What unsettles me is not simply her beauty, but how quickly the mind can turn admiration into surrender. I call it the highest thirty-third degree, as though her face possesses some secret authority, yet I must question how much of that power I have given her myself. Perhaps the chaos reveals what was already…
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What if every thought you’ve ever written could become part of something extraordinary? Every day, millions of ideas are forgotten. Beautiful poems remain buried in phone notes. Personal reflections disappear into journals. Powerful thoughts are scattered across social media, and unfinished stories wait silently in forgotten documents. But what if your creativity didn’t have to…
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Intro I keep replaying the moment her presence first reached me — not through words, but through something quieter and far more dangerous. Her Latin accent, her Texas roots, the way her culture moved… it all cut straight through the noise and found the antennas of my spirit. She didn’t ask permission. She simply laid…
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Intro I see myself as a man chasing a treasure greater than the universe itself. I’d give her every galaxy and every star because her soul means more to me than anything I could ever possess. Like Jack Sparrow, I search for the treasure hidden within her heart, and like Luffy, I sail through every…
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Intro What haunts me most about Lindsay Clancy’s children is not only that their lives ended so young, but that they never had the chance to discover who they could have become—the birthdays, dreams, laughter, and love they will never experience. Their deaths leave behind painful questions about motherhood, mental illness, responsibility, and how we…
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Intro In this deeply introspective free-verse poem, I turn inward to confront the quiet ruin of idealizing a lover, admitting how I once placed her on a pedestal and mistook her for the immortal groove that kept my soul dancing in solitude. Through honest self-examination I trace the shift from radiant dream to harsh clarity—seeing…
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Intro In the quiet depths of self-reflection, one comes to recognize the quiet danger in certain seductive archetypes—those Delilah figures whose allure moves with the silent precision of sharks, circling not out of mere hunger but with calculated intent to test the strength of a man’s resolve. Their beauty may shimmer like distant stars, promising…
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Intro His journey shows that greatness does not come easily. Coming from poverty and facing doubt, pain, and sacrifice taught him to never give up. Football became more than a game—it became a way to express his creativity, discipline, and determination. Every setback pushed him to work harder, while every success reminded him that his…
A Classic Track From J.Cole’s Label Dreamville Recording Artist Omen called A brief moment.I love the sample on this song and the substance meaning behind the lyrics in this song.
Omen | Brief Moment -
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Intro What unsettles me is not simply her beauty, but how quickly the mind can turn admiration into surrender. I call it the highest thirty-third degree, as though her face possesses some secret authority, yet I must question how much of that power I have given her myself. Perhaps the chaos reveals what was already…
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What if every thought you’ve ever written could become part of something extraordinary? Every day, millions of ideas are forgotten. Beautiful poems remain buried in phone notes. Personal reflections disappear into journals. Powerful thoughts are scattered across social media, and unfinished stories wait silently in forgotten documents. But what if your creativity didn’t have to…
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Intro I keep replaying the moment her presence first reached me — not through words, but through something quieter and far more dangerous. Her Latin accent, her Texas roots, the way her culture moved… it all cut straight through the noise and found the antennas of my spirit. She didn’t ask permission. She simply laid…
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Intro I see myself as a man chasing a treasure greater than the universe itself. I’d give her every galaxy and every star because her soul means more to me than anything I could ever possess. Like Jack Sparrow, I search for the treasure hidden within her heart, and like Luffy, I sail through every…
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Intro What haunts me most about Lindsay Clancy’s children is not only that their lives ended so young, but that they never had the chance to discover who they could have become—the birthdays, dreams, laughter, and love they will never experience. Their deaths leave behind painful questions about motherhood, mental illness, responsibility, and how we…
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Intro In this deeply introspective free-verse poem, I turn inward to confront the quiet ruin of idealizing a lover, admitting how I once placed her on a pedestal and mistook her for the immortal groove that kept my soul dancing in solitude. Through honest self-examination I trace the shift from radiant dream to harsh clarity—seeing…
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Intro In the quiet depths of self-reflection, one comes to recognize the quiet danger in certain seductive archetypes—those Delilah figures whose allure moves with the silent precision of sharks, circling not out of mere hunger but with calculated intent to test the strength of a man’s resolve. Their beauty may shimmer like distant stars, promising…
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Intro His journey shows that greatness does not come easily. Coming from poverty and facing doubt, pain, and sacrifice taught him to never give up. Football became more than a game—it became a way to express his creativity, discipline, and determination. Every setback pushed him to work harder, while every success reminded him that his…
Good to see Nick brewer back in the scene after while since his single came out back in 2015 called to Talk To Me which The song charted at #19 in the UK.
In this new track, he shares a lot of his thoughts over J. Coles instrumental called Neighbour’s from 4 your eyes only album. his mood and thoughts seem to point out that his frustrated with his music label and the music he has released so far under Island Records label.
He goes on to share his thoughts on how men view women in society as low worth and low value for men to take advantage for their own pleasures. But they wouldn’t stand it if they had a someone talking bad about their sister or close female friend which would make them hypocrites.
I really liked that section of the song which a lot of us men take on and reflect on how we view woman and more.
Nick Brewer | Many Moods -