Breaking the cycle.

I was checking out various youtube clips of a new artist and came across this comment. Who wrote the comment and the artist it’s being written about isn’t that important.

I couldn’t help but be struck by what I was reading.

“weed, music, cash.

something to look up to”

I would never dare to pass judgement on this person or anyone else who shares the same mentality. That’s not my job nor would I find fulfillment in doing so. Part of me wants to say, “to each his own” and just keep it moving. The more sensible part of me is thinking, “that can’t be all there is to life.”

I’ll be the first to admit, once upon a time I had my priorities quite twisted, living with wreckless abdandon. By the grace of God, I am putting the pieces of the puzzle together and starting to see with more clarity than I ever have.

That I am able to have a platform (my music) to share my journey with you all is something I am thankful for in itself.

Everyone’s looking for the meaning to existence. I wish you all well on your journey.

Seems like a fitting song.

Check out 21 year old Jin on the remix circa’ the Ruff Ryders days.

they say life is what you make it

well I’mma make it

21 years in the game and I ain’t break yet

and my mama always said it was true

so you know I gota give credit where credit is due

I went from pushin’ a broom to pushin’ a benz

now all across the globe chicks wishin’ we friends

if I ain’t shootin’ a flick I’m probably on tour

rippin’ shows gettin’ dough but there’s gota be more

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