Bells in the song, more that one vocalist singing rapping, the music in the background is ok, the vocals remind me a bit of gangster paradise but with more updated sound, the bells are there spot on with the beat which is more like a trap song, there is also some horror kinda sounds in the keyboards, choir background singing of female vocalist, so there is a cool mixture of many different genres.

I can relate the Truth is true no matter how it’s delivered in an language it will still be truth music has changed a lot as time has flew it got to much of people trying to forget what they are going through other than facing reality in this world where time wait on none an age is really only a number because death has no friends just a job to do an brings us back to truth Stay Bless up

I got a good friend out in YT steal city and i done herd some shit that go down out there. I like the fact that you laid down those facts. Keep em coming and they will come back to back every time.

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The track is conscious gangster. I feel ya. Good trap beat. The rap sthle is urs. The theme and topic is good. Black lives do matter. Us or U.S. Track too conscious for a grammy. People still at the back of yhe bus. Im jus sayin.

I give this song an overall rating of 7 out of 10. In the category of content this song gets a rating of 8 out of 10. Sonically, as far as the mix & sound quality, I give a rating of 6 out of 10. As far as the rhythm & bounce, I give a rating of 5 out of 10. Lyrically this song gets a rating of 8. Input: I agree with everything said in this song. Black Lives Don't Matter to anyone until they matter to us. When we had unity, when we were at the height of our historical identity, division & a lack of unity caused us to fall. When the black indigenous Americans lost their culture & land to the European colonizers, it was "us" going to war with "us" & selling captives & prisoners of war to Europeans who then traded & sold those war captives for their labor. & even today, division & a lack of unity still plagues us. The world sees it. So no other ethnic group of people will deem our lives as truly matfering, until it's evident that our lives matter to eachother. Great song. I would warm up the vocals, they're a little saturated. & also, I would like to add, that our people are a stubborn people, & even though it sucks, the reality is most of them don't want to learn through music. Mostly they want only to feel the vibe. The truck to that is to give them the medicine without breaking the rhythm of the vibe. "Honey in the medicine".. sometimes as writers & lyricists, we want to get our message across without Cutting any words out or sacrificing the particular way we wanna convey our message.. but sometimes if we cause that slight rift in the rhythm, we lose the listener.. again, great song

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I love the song it's great. The production on it if cool and the vocals are proper. Do give more music to us and soon enough I might collaborate if you're willing that is but that can and will be discussed

I'ts Twenty-Kay Lyrical-Killer ZA here from South Africa and I would like to say that your music is magical keep up with the good work never give up I also love the recording process as well your quality is on point ????

Message Food that they need to sit at the table and get a plateful you talking to us and them we need to stop killing cuz the real enemy stormed the white house two weeks ago they the real enemies out here they want us dead rock on DIZZ

My opinion: Listen with an open mind; there is truth in controversy. Some discussions are painful but through the pain is triumph. We can no longer deny the serious problem, a cancer, that exists from within! I commend the honesty of the lyrics. Recording levels were a bit off -the music overpowered the vocals. Otherwise, kudos. DebraSue ????Glass City Talent Mgmt/Promo/Publishing????

I like the song just be careful saying because even though you are talking about us Blacks as a whole the words you are saying about Black lives Matter represents the corporation who really doesn't represent us they represent homosexual rights,& transgender rights there is a lot hidden behind what they are putting out. They so funded the last election. What Black people are actually representing now is no Anti Black Racism. We have a voice despite what we have been taught which was a lie we were the original people on this planet there is a book that was put out which you can no longer find anywhere called the great American Moors. Moore is another word for Blacks.