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Look Looking around, no I don't see an obstacle Popping an Addy 'cause Adderall Raji is damn near unstoppable I'm not laughing with you, it's at you, I think that you niggas are comical They're focused on me, where I'm from, 'cause they're watching me do the impossible I run the game, ain't no audible Nima look at me like I was a pot of gold Wrap up a pack, it was fat as a bodybag Went to touch down and it hit like a body blow I never scored a touchdown playing on O-Line But, I've been checking these goals off, I was good on the goal line All in the trenches, ay All the hate, what is that about I'm tryna bring more money and love to my daddy house I got a lot on my chest, I'ma get it all off like I'm maxing out 315, the most I hit But I don't give a f*ck 'cause I f*cked yo' bitch One time for the city, I got that lit And boy, how they love when I talk my shit I do me, over and over again You see they true colors the more that you shining, I'm losing all of my friends People with money be throwing it at me, what you want on the back end. All of this come when you chosen apparently, I guess it is what it is Shit is absurd my nigga I need more action less talk, miss me with the words my nigga Black lives matter until your black life splatter right there on the curb my nigga The man in the mirror might make you nervous, just know what purpose you serve my nigga A man with a message, a man with a mission, just know I won't be deterred my nigga. I do me They be talking, I ain't tripping, I'm 2free Pop an Addy, make it happen, that's routine I've seen 'em do it wrong, I'mma get it right I've seen 'em do it wrong, I'mma get it right. They be talking, I ain't tripping, I'm 2free Pop an Addy, make it happen, that's routine I've seen 'em do it wrong, I'mma get it right I've seen 'em do it wrong, I'mma get it right. This point, I talk about all the time you know? The fact that discipline equals freedom And the more discipline you have as a human The more freedom you're gonna have Which is completely counterintuitive, ya know? People think, oh, you're living this disciplined lifestyle, so that means you, you don't have any freedom And it's actually the exact opposite I have freedom because I have discipline. Forever lit rexx life raj free download. Artist: Rexx Life Raj Album: Father Figure 2 Flourish Released: 2017 Style: Hip Hop. Format: MP3 320Kbps. Tracklist: 01 – 2Free 02 – Where I Belong 03 – Level Up 04 – Lowkey Lovesong (feat. Iman Europe) 05 – Paradise 06 – Never Had Shit Feels 07 – Fiji 08 – More Than Enough 09 – Neighborhood Dopeman 10 – Forever Lit (feat. G-Eazy) 11 – The Otherside 12 – More Love 13 – Not My Friend 14 – Ventilation, Pt. 3 15 – Burn Baby Burn (feat. Russ) DOWNLOAD LINKS: RAPIDGATOR: DOWNLOAD TURBOBIT: DOWNLOAD. Rexx Life Raj And G-Eazy Went From High School Classmates To Collaborators. Faraji Wright is a walking paradox. The former Division I Boise State football player, who records under the name Rexx Life Raj, towers over most. His build would make any opposing line think twice, but instead of sportsmanlike aggression, he radiates a calm and humble energy. Wright is from the Bay Area, but his music is somehow both of and separate from the musical lineage of Too $hort and E-40. In song, he’s hyper confident and brash, but in person, his voice is direct and soft. On Friday (November 17), Raj’s latest vision becomes a reality with the release of Father Figure 2: Flourish . Brisk, kinetic, and insightful, the project is a steady measure of a 27-year-old on the brink of something bigger. As the title suggests, the songs are punctuated by the voices of his father and mother. Imagine Kendrick’s parents on good kid, m.A.A.d. city , but instead of calls for dominoes, Raj’s father gives his son wisdom culled from his time as part of the Black Panther party. In an interview with MTV News, Raj describes how he got his start rapping, making Father Figure 2 , and what it was like growing up in a music scene that housed artists like G-Eazy and Lil B. The following interview has been edited for clarity and length. MTV News: How does a former D-I Boise State football player realize he can sing? Rexx Life Raj: I was doing it before football. It just came with the family. My family were real singers, like gospel, like soul singers. On my mom side, they were a pretty known gospel group called the Marshall family. That’s her maiden name. But they were the Marshall Quartet, and they would go around singing. It was her, her sisters, my uncle, and my granny. Some of them played instruments, but they were like a really known gospel group. So like I said, I grew up in music and growing up, I didn’t think I could really sing. That’s why I rapped, because my family could really sing like down-home, from-the-pits-of-your-soul sing. My favorite song off the album is “Where I Belong” because of the way you use lyrics about anxiety and doubt and melody to evoke positivity in the face of overwhelming obstacles. Was this intentional? Rexx Life Raj: I think I laid the album out that way with “Two Free” and “Where I Belong” because I feel like those two tracks kinda gave the best overall feel of the tape, whether it be sonically with, like, the openness of it and the melodic rapping. But also I cover so much base in those two songs because they’re more streams of consciousness. I’ve read you’re a fan of Kid Cudi. Rexx Life Raj: Yeah, Man on the Moon 1 is my favorite album ever. What’s the best track off that album? Rexx Life Raj: “Solo Dolo” is fire. “Sky Might Fall” is fire. I don’t even remember when I start slapping Kid Cudi, but I think I was late to the party. Like, it was a little afterwards, but, like, yeah, that was my favorite album. Used to listen to that shit on repeat. What was it like growing up with a Black Panther as a father? Rexx Life Raj: My dad is a really complex person, but he instilled in me that perspective of what it really meant to be a black man in America and how you’ll be perceived. It was always big for him that I pay attention and know it’s not gonna be the same for me as it is for everyone else and you need to know that, and that’s what life is. There’s certain ways you gotta move. You can’t do certain things everybody else does. You don’t have that kind of freedom. You’re a big black dude. I think what I got from was just being hyper conscious of the way I maneuver through the world and move. On “Feels,” your dad closes the song with the statement, “Bay Area got its own sound.” To the uninitiated, how would you describe the sound and legacy of the Bay? Rexx Life Raj: It’s kinda evolving especially now with everything going on, but really like the SOB x RBE movement. But the Bay Area sound was wap. It was heavy 808s. The tempo was uptempo between 87 and 100. It was damn near trunk music for real. Shit that you could turn up and really go dumb to. I put that there because it fades into “Fiji,” which is a Goapele sample of “Closer To My Dreams.” So I thought that was a good segue into that song because to me, that song was one of the biggest songs that shaped my childhood. “Closer To My Dreams,” we used to slap that all the time. It wasn’t even, like, the normal, like, mainstream Bay shit we were listening to at the time like E-40 or Keak Da Sneak. It was like something that still had that feel, but it was smooth. I like that song a lot and I feel like that song was a timestamp in the bay. So when people hear it, they’ll be like, “Wow, he flipped that. That’s crazy.” On “Forever Lit,” G-Eazy raps “I knew Raj in '05, and it’s still respect.” I heard you and G-Eazy went to the same high school. Do you remember what he was like back then? Rexx Life Raj: We went to the same middle school and high school. I don’t really remember him from middle school, but I remember him from high school for sure because like I said, we all had little rap groups and shit. He was in, I want to say it was called the Bay Boys with Marty Grimes, because they been best friends forever. So yeah, I knew them because you knew everybody that was rapping. That was back in the day when Iamsu! and Show Banga and Hollywood Keith were in a group called the Go Getters. It was a lot of shit. It was crazy. Like, that’s when Lil B was in the Pack and the “Vans” shit was starting. Bobby Brackins was in a group called Go Dav, and Nic Nac produced all the shit. The Cataracts were popping. It was like a real culture that we didn’t know was going to blossom and be what it was today. You just thought n----s was rapping. How did the G-Eazy feature come together on “Forever Lit?” Rexx Life Raj: I got invited to a studio session. It was in West Oakland, and I hadn’t seen him in a while. Then I went in there, and he was just hella cool like back in the day, and we worked on some music then, a couple tracks that didn’t make any albums or whatever. Then we just exchanged numbers, and I didn’t hear from him for a long time. Then I did a song called “Somebody That’s Lit,” and then I was like, “Damn, G [would] go crazy on this.” So I just sent it to him, and I’m like, “Yo, check this out when you get a chance. I think it could be fire.” Then he hit me back like, “Yo, I hella fuck with it,” woopity woop. So we did that. Then we kept doing tracks. Like, I’d send him something and then he’ll fuck with it, and so we have a few tracks outside of “Forever Lit,” but that’s how it kinda came about. You speak a lot about manifesting your vision on Father Figure 2. What is your vision? Rexx Life Raj: I think just in terms of the music, at some point reaching critical mass where my music could spread like nationwide or even globally. Sometimes I don’t even know what that is, and I say that in my music like, “I don’t even know what I’m shooting for, but I’m shooting anyway.” That was in “Handheld GPS.” I just know that for me, it’s something bigger than what I’m doing right now. I could never really put my finger on it. It’s not a number of units sold. It’s not amount of money sold. It’s just like, I don’t know, a continuation of what I’m doing with my life in terms of music and just growing and growing, like, music sonically, but also me growing as a person and putting that in my music so people can hear it. Lyrics 2Free. 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I'm tryna bring more money and love to my daddy house I got a lot on my chest, I'ma get it all off Like I'm maxing out, 315 the most I hit But I don't give a fuck 'cause I fucked yo' bitch One time for the city, I got that lit And boy, how they love when I talk my shit I do me Over and over again You see they true colors the more that you shining And, I'm losing all of my friends People with money be throwing it at me What you want on the back end All of this come when you chosen apparently I guess it is what it is Shit is absurd my nigga I need more action less talk Miss me with the words my nigga Black lives matter until your black life splatter Right there on the curb my nigga The man in the mirror might make you nervous Just know what purpose you serve my nigga A man with a message, a man with a mission Just know I won't be deterred, my nigga I do me They be talking, I ain't tripping, I'm 2free Pop an Addy, make it happen that's routine I've seen 'em do it wrong, I'ma get it right I've seen 'em do it wrong, I'ma get it right They be talking, I ain't tripping, I'm 2free, yeah Pop an Addy, make it happen that's routine I've seen 'em do it wrong, I'ma get it right I've seen 'em do it wrong, I'ma get it right This point, I talk about all the time you know? The fact that discipline equals freedom And the more discipline you have as a human The more freedom you're gonna have Which is completely counterintuitive Ya know? People think, Oh, you're living this disciplined lifestyle, So that means you don't have any freedom And that's actually the exact opposite I have freedom because I have discipline. REXX LIFE RAJ X G-EAZY || FOREVER LIT. OK OK, I’m about a week late to this track but Rexx Life Raj just released some heat along side G-Eazy and it’s exactly what I needed to hear in preparation to bringing in 2018 and getting those resolutions right! 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