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Here’s a post purely about me.

If you’re new welcome to the page, may we cross paths continuously🙏🏾

Oh yh and another random fact: I owned both an Xbox 360 and a ps3 as a kid, I prefer the ps3 ngl, but I love Halo 3 so there’s that.

#mindoffb #forculturedminds #hiphophead #gamerboy #musicmemes #personalpost #kendricklamar #50cent #ps2games #playstation2 #ps3games #musicnostalgia #funfactsaboutme #aboutme #funfactsoftheday #rapnostalgia #popculturedaily #popculture #2000skids #genzkids #genznostalgia #2010s #hiphopculture #gamingfans #musiclistener

Here’s a post purely about me.

If you’re new welcome to the page, may we cross paths continuously🙏🏾

Oh yh and another random fact: I owned both an Xbox 360 and a ps3 as a kid, I prefer the ps3 ngl, but I love Halo 3 so there’s that.

#mindoffb #forculturedminds #hiphophead #gamerboy #musicmemes #personalpost #kendricklamar #50cent #ps2games #playstation2 #ps3games #musicnostalgia #funfactsaboutme #aboutme #funfactsoftheday #rapnostalgia #popculturedaily #popculture #2000skids #genzkids #genznostalgia #2010s #hiphopculture #gamingfans #musiclistener

Here’s a post purely about me.

If you’re new welcome to the page, may we cross paths continuously🙏🏾

Oh yh and another random fact: I owned both an Xbox 360 and a ps3 as a kid, I prefer the ps3 ngl, but I love Halo 3 so there’s that.

#mindoffb #forculturedminds #hiphophead #gamerboy #musicmemes #personalpost #kendricklamar #50cent #ps2games #playstation2 #ps3games #musicnostalgia #funfactsaboutme #aboutme #funfactsoftheday #rapnostalgia #popculturedaily #popculture #2000skids #genzkids #genznostalgia #2010s #hiphopculture #gamingfans #musiclistener

Here’s a post purely about me.

If you’re new welcome to the page, may we cross paths continuously🙏🏾

Oh yh and another random fact: I owned both an Xbox 360 and a ps3 as a kid, I prefer the ps3 ngl, but I love Halo 3 so there’s that.

#mindoffb #forculturedminds #hiphophead #gamerboy #musicmemes #personalpost #kendricklamar #50cent #ps2games #playstation2 #ps3games #musicnostalgia #funfactsaboutme #aboutme #funfactsoftheday #rapnostalgia #popculturedaily #popculture #2000skids #genzkids #genznostalgia #2010s #hiphopculture #gamingfans #musiclistener

Here’s a post purely about me.

If you’re new welcome to the page, may we cross paths continuously🙏🏾

Oh yh and another random fact: I owned both an Xbox 360 and a ps3 as a kid, I prefer the ps3 ngl, but I love Halo 3 so there’s that.

#mindoffb #forculturedminds #hiphophead #gamerboy #musicmemes #personalpost #kendricklamar #50cent #ps2games #playstation2 #ps3games #musicnostalgia #funfactsaboutme #aboutme #funfactsoftheday #rapnostalgia #popculturedaily #popculture #2000skids #genzkids #genznostalgia #2010s #hiphopculture #gamingfans #musiclistener

Here’s a post purely about me.

If you’re new welcome to the page, may we cross paths continuously🙏🏾

Oh yh and another random fact: I owned both an Xbox 360 and a ps3 as a kid, I prefer the ps3 ngl, but I love Halo 3 so there’s that.

#mindoffb #forculturedminds #hiphophead #gamerboy #musicmemes #personalpost #kendricklamar #50cent #ps2games #playstation2 #ps3games #musicnostalgia #funfactsaboutme #aboutme #funfactsoftheday #rapnostalgia #popculturedaily #popculture #2000skids #genzkids #genznostalgia #2010s #hiphopculture #gamingfans #musiclistener

Here’s a post purely about me.

If you’re new welcome to the page, may we cross paths continuously🙏🏾

Oh yh and another random fact: I owned both an Xbox 360 and a ps3 as a kid, I prefer the ps3 ngl, but I love Halo 3 so there’s that.

#mindoffb #forculturedminds #hiphophead #gamerboy #musicmemes #personalpost #kendricklamar #50cent #ps2games #playstation2 #ps3games #musicnostalgia #funfactsaboutme #aboutme #funfactsoftheday #rapnostalgia #popculturedaily #popculture #2000skids #genzkids #genznostalgia #2010s #hiphopculture #gamingfans #musiclistener

MexikoDro, producer, beatmaker, Hip Hop artist and cofounder of BeatPluggz. He’s made beats for Lil Yachty, Rich the Kid, Playboi Carti and Drake. He helped shape the trap sound you hear across Atlanta’s biggest names. Rolling Stone called him the “Plugg Pioneer.” He’s been working on solo music since 2019, but truly broke through via social media in 2025.

What makes him stand out is how pulled back the subject matter is. He helped create the sound of flexing, balling out and asserting dominance, but his own music speaks to people building real lives. His delivery is stripped back, simple, appreciative. Messages of ambition, discipline and growth, delivered with an almost monotone, it-is-what-it-is energy that captivated listeners across social media.

This is music for men doing grown, responsible things like waking up early, paying mortgages, handling responsibilities, protecting their peace, staying focused on long-term goals.

What makes his sound distinctive is his minimalist, easy-going flow paired with hard-hitting production. He makes the motivational talk palatable — whether you’re on your 9-5, creative journey or building your own thing.

His repetitive cadence serves as a metaphor for consistency. He raps with a quiet assuredness that says, “I’m gonna keep doing this and you are going to like it.” On ‘Missing’ from his album ‘De Mayo,’ the production is dark and ominous, yet he delivers a lyric as hopeful as: “Locked in on this plan / Drew it up and I went missing / Got my secret vision board behind my table in the kitchen.”

His presence on the mic remains whilst the production changes. MexikoDro wants us to be part of this journey.

✍️: @213yasiin @mindoffb

MexikoDro, producer, beatmaker, Hip Hop artist and cofounder of BeatPluggz. He’s made beats for Lil Yachty, Rich the Kid, Playboi Carti and Drake. He helped shape the trap sound you hear across Atlanta’s biggest names. Rolling Stone called him the “Plugg Pioneer.” He’s been working on solo music since 2019, but truly broke through via social media in 2025.

What makes him stand out is how pulled back the subject matter is. He helped create the sound of flexing, balling out and asserting dominance, but his own music speaks to people building real lives. His delivery is stripped back, simple, appreciative. Messages of ambition, discipline and growth, delivered with an almost monotone, it-is-what-it-is energy that captivated listeners across social media.

This is music for men doing grown, responsible things like waking up early, paying mortgages, handling responsibilities, protecting their peace, staying focused on long-term goals.

What makes his sound distinctive is his minimalist, easy-going flow paired with hard-hitting production. He makes the motivational talk palatable — whether you’re on your 9-5, creative journey or building your own thing.

His repetitive cadence serves as a metaphor for consistency. He raps with a quiet assuredness that says, “I’m gonna keep doing this and you are going to like it.” On ‘Missing’ from his album ‘De Mayo,’ the production is dark and ominous, yet he delivers a lyric as hopeful as: “Locked in on this plan / Drew it up and I went missing / Got my secret vision board behind my table in the kitchen.”

His presence on the mic remains whilst the production changes. MexikoDro wants us to be part of this journey.

✍️: @213yasiin @mindoffb

MexikoDro, producer, beatmaker, Hip Hop artist and cofounder of BeatPluggz. He’s made beats for Lil Yachty, Rich the Kid, Playboi Carti and Drake. He helped shape the trap sound you hear across Atlanta’s biggest names. Rolling Stone called him the “Plugg Pioneer.” He’s been working on solo music since 2019, but truly broke through via social media in 2025.

What makes him stand out is how pulled back the subject matter is. He helped create the sound of flexing, balling out and asserting dominance, but his own music speaks to people building real lives. His delivery is stripped back, simple, appreciative. Messages of ambition, discipline and growth, delivered with an almost monotone, it-is-what-it-is energy that captivated listeners across social media.

This is music for men doing grown, responsible things like waking up early, paying mortgages, handling responsibilities, protecting their peace, staying focused on long-term goals.

What makes his sound distinctive is his minimalist, easy-going flow paired with hard-hitting production. He makes the motivational talk palatable — whether you’re on your 9-5, creative journey or building your own thing.

His repetitive cadence serves as a metaphor for consistency. He raps with a quiet assuredness that says, “I’m gonna keep doing this and you are going to like it.” On ‘Missing’ from his album ‘De Mayo,’ the production is dark and ominous, yet he delivers a lyric as hopeful as: “Locked in on this plan / Drew it up and I went missing / Got my secret vision board behind my table in the kitchen.”

His presence on the mic remains whilst the production changes. MexikoDro wants us to be part of this journey.

✍️: @213yasiin @mindoffb

MexikoDro, producer, beatmaker, Hip Hop artist and cofounder of BeatPluggz. He’s made beats for Lil Yachty, Rich the Kid, Playboi Carti and Drake. He helped shape the trap sound you hear across Atlanta’s biggest names. Rolling Stone called him the “Plugg Pioneer.” He’s been working on solo music since 2019, but truly broke through via social media in 2025.

What makes him stand out is how pulled back the subject matter is. He helped create the sound of flexing, balling out and asserting dominance, but his own music speaks to people building real lives. His delivery is stripped back, simple, appreciative. Messages of ambition, discipline and growth, delivered with an almost monotone, it-is-what-it-is energy that captivated listeners across social media.

This is music for men doing grown, responsible things like waking up early, paying mortgages, handling responsibilities, protecting their peace, staying focused on long-term goals.

What makes his sound distinctive is his minimalist, easy-going flow paired with hard-hitting production. He makes the motivational talk palatable — whether you’re on your 9-5, creative journey or building your own thing.

His repetitive cadence serves as a metaphor for consistency. He raps with a quiet assuredness that says, “I’m gonna keep doing this and you are going to like it.” On ‘Missing’ from his album ‘De Mayo,’ the production is dark and ominous, yet he delivers a lyric as hopeful as: “Locked in on this plan / Drew it up and I went missing / Got my secret vision board behind my table in the kitchen.”

His presence on the mic remains whilst the production changes. MexikoDro wants us to be part of this journey.

✍️: @213yasiin @mindoffb

MexikoDro, producer, beatmaker, Hip Hop artist and cofounder of BeatPluggz. He’s made beats for Lil Yachty, Rich the Kid, Playboi Carti and Drake. He helped shape the trap sound you hear across Atlanta’s biggest names. Rolling Stone called him the “Plugg Pioneer.” He’s been working on solo music since 2019, but truly broke through via social media in 2025.

What makes him stand out is how pulled back the subject matter is. He helped create the sound of flexing, balling out and asserting dominance, but his own music speaks to people building real lives. His delivery is stripped back, simple, appreciative. Messages of ambition, discipline and growth, delivered with an almost monotone, it-is-what-it-is energy that captivated listeners across social media.

This is music for men doing grown, responsible things like waking up early, paying mortgages, handling responsibilities, protecting their peace, staying focused on long-term goals.

What makes his sound distinctive is his minimalist, easy-going flow paired with hard-hitting production. He makes the motivational talk palatable — whether you’re on your 9-5, creative journey or building your own thing.

His repetitive cadence serves as a metaphor for consistency. He raps with a quiet assuredness that says, “I’m gonna keep doing this and you are going to like it.” On ‘Missing’ from his album ‘De Mayo,’ the production is dark and ominous, yet he delivers a lyric as hopeful as: “Locked in on this plan / Drew it up and I went missing / Got my secret vision board behind my table in the kitchen.”

His presence on the mic remains whilst the production changes. MexikoDro wants us to be part of this journey.

✍️: @213yasiin @mindoffb

MexikoDro, producer, beatmaker, Hip Hop artist and cofounder of BeatPluggz. He’s made beats for Lil Yachty, Rich the Kid, Playboi Carti and Drake. He helped shape the trap sound you hear across Atlanta’s biggest names. Rolling Stone called him the “Plugg Pioneer.” He’s been working on solo music since 2019, but truly broke through via social media in 2025.

What makes him stand out is how pulled back the subject matter is. He helped create the sound of flexing, balling out and asserting dominance, but his own music speaks to people building real lives. His delivery is stripped back, simple, appreciative. Messages of ambition, discipline and growth, delivered with an almost monotone, it-is-what-it-is energy that captivated listeners across social media.

This is music for men doing grown, responsible things like waking up early, paying mortgages, handling responsibilities, protecting their peace, staying focused on long-term goals.

What makes his sound distinctive is his minimalist, easy-going flow paired with hard-hitting production. He makes the motivational talk palatable — whether you’re on your 9-5, creative journey or building your own thing.

His repetitive cadence serves as a metaphor for consistency. He raps with a quiet assuredness that says, “I’m gonna keep doing this and you are going to like it.” On ‘Missing’ from his album ‘De Mayo,’ the production is dark and ominous, yet he delivers a lyric as hopeful as: “Locked in on this plan / Drew it up and I went missing / Got my secret vision board behind my table in the kitchen.”

His presence on the mic remains whilst the production changes. MexikoDro wants us to be part of this journey.

✍️: @213yasiin @mindoffb

MexikoDro, producer, beatmaker, Hip Hop artist and cofounder of BeatPluggz. He’s made beats for Lil Yachty, Rich the Kid, Playboi Carti and Drake. He helped shape the trap sound you hear across Atlanta’s biggest names. Rolling Stone called him the “Plugg Pioneer.” He’s been working on solo music since 2019, but truly broke through via social media in 2025.

What makes him stand out is how pulled back the subject matter is. He helped create the sound of flexing, balling out and asserting dominance, but his own music speaks to people building real lives. His delivery is stripped back, simple, appreciative. Messages of ambition, discipline and growth, delivered with an almost monotone, it-is-what-it-is energy that captivated listeners across social media.

This is music for men doing grown, responsible things like waking up early, paying mortgages, handling responsibilities, protecting their peace, staying focused on long-term goals.

What makes his sound distinctive is his minimalist, easy-going flow paired with hard-hitting production. He makes the motivational talk palatable — whether you’re on your 9-5, creative journey or building your own thing.

His repetitive cadence serves as a metaphor for consistency. He raps with a quiet assuredness that says, “I’m gonna keep doing this and you are going to like it.” On ‘Missing’ from his album ‘De Mayo,’ the production is dark and ominous, yet he delivers a lyric as hopeful as: “Locked in on this plan / Drew it up and I went missing / Got my secret vision board behind my table in the kitchen.”

His presence on the mic remains whilst the production changes. MexikoDro wants us to be part of this journey.

✍️: @213yasiin @mindoffb

MexikoDro, producer, beatmaker, Hip Hop artist and cofounder of BeatPluggz. He’s made beats for Lil Yachty, Rich the Kid, Playboi Carti and Drake. He helped shape the trap sound you hear across Atlanta’s biggest names. Rolling Stone called him the “Plugg Pioneer.” He’s been working on solo music since 2019, but truly broke through via social media in 2025.

What makes him stand out is how pulled back the subject matter is. He helped create the sound of flexing, balling out and asserting dominance, but his own music speaks to people building real lives. His delivery is stripped back, simple, appreciative. Messages of ambition, discipline and growth, delivered with an almost monotone, it-is-what-it-is energy that captivated listeners across social media.

This is music for men doing grown, responsible things like waking up early, paying mortgages, handling responsibilities, protecting their peace, staying focused on long-term goals.

What makes his sound distinctive is his minimalist, easy-going flow paired with hard-hitting production. He makes the motivational talk palatable — whether you’re on your 9-5, creative journey or building your own thing.

His repetitive cadence serves as a metaphor for consistency. He raps with a quiet assuredness that says, “I’m gonna keep doing this and you are going to like it.” On ‘Missing’ from his album ‘De Mayo,’ the production is dark and ominous, yet he delivers a lyric as hopeful as: “Locked in on this plan / Drew it up and I went missing / Got my secret vision board behind my table in the kitchen.”

His presence on the mic remains whilst the production changes. MexikoDro wants us to be part of this journey.

✍️: @213yasiin @mindoffb

MexikoDro, producer, beatmaker, Hip Hop artist and cofounder of BeatPluggz. He’s made beats for Lil Yachty, Rich the Kid, Playboi Carti and Drake. He helped shape the trap sound you hear across Atlanta’s biggest names. Rolling Stone called him the “Plugg Pioneer.” He’s been working on solo music since 2019, but truly broke through via social media in 2025.

What makes him stand out is how pulled back the subject matter is. He helped create the sound of flexing, balling out and asserting dominance, but his own music speaks to people building real lives. His delivery is stripped back, simple, appreciative. Messages of ambition, discipline and growth, delivered with an almost monotone, it-is-what-it-is energy that captivated listeners across social media.

This is music for men doing grown, responsible things like waking up early, paying mortgages, handling responsibilities, protecting their peace, staying focused on long-term goals.

What makes his sound distinctive is his minimalist, easy-going flow paired with hard-hitting production. He makes the motivational talk palatable — whether you’re on your 9-5, creative journey or building your own thing.

His repetitive cadence serves as a metaphor for consistency. He raps with a quiet assuredness that says, “I’m gonna keep doing this and you are going to like it.” On ‘Missing’ from his album ‘De Mayo,’ the production is dark and ominous, yet he delivers a lyric as hopeful as: “Locked in on this plan / Drew it up and I went missing / Got my secret vision board behind my table in the kitchen.”

His presence on the mic remains whilst the production changes. MexikoDro wants us to be part of this journey.

✍️: @213yasiin @mindoffb

MexikoDro, producer, beatmaker, Hip Hop artist and cofounder of BeatPluggz. He’s made beats for Lil Yachty, Rich the Kid, Playboi Carti and Drake. He helped shape the trap sound you hear across Atlanta’s biggest names. Rolling Stone called him the “Plugg Pioneer.” He’s been working on solo music since 2019, but truly broke through via social media in 2025.

What makes him stand out is how pulled back the subject matter is. He helped create the sound of flexing, balling out and asserting dominance, but his own music speaks to people building real lives. His delivery is stripped back, simple, appreciative. Messages of ambition, discipline and growth, delivered with an almost monotone, it-is-what-it-is energy that captivated listeners across social media.

This is music for men doing grown, responsible things like waking up early, paying mortgages, handling responsibilities, protecting their peace, staying focused on long-term goals.

What makes his sound distinctive is his minimalist, easy-going flow paired with hard-hitting production. He makes the motivational talk palatable — whether you’re on your 9-5, creative journey or building your own thing.

His repetitive cadence serves as a metaphor for consistency. He raps with a quiet assuredness that says, “I’m gonna keep doing this and you are going to like it.” On ‘Missing’ from his album ‘De Mayo,’ the production is dark and ominous, yet he delivers a lyric as hopeful as: “Locked in on this plan / Drew it up and I went missing / Got my secret vision board behind my table in the kitchen.”

His presence on the mic remains whilst the production changes. MexikoDro wants us to be part of this journey.

✍️: @213yasiin @mindoffb

scoop session: @mindoffb

this interview is only for the cultured mind

let me introduce you to FB, a new friend of mine, as we speak on For Cultured Minds, all the mini details he looks into, small win celebrations, and the use of his Instagram page. I hope you enjoy reading as much as I enjoyed asking

thank you for everything always

the best circle of people in the world

link in bio right now

thank you

@mindoffb

scoop session: @mindoffb

this interview is only for the cultured mind

let me introduce you to FB, a new friend of mine, as we speak on For Cultured Minds, all the mini details he looks into, small win celebrations, and the use of his Instagram page. I hope you enjoy reading as much as I enjoyed asking

thank you for everything always

the best circle of people in the world

link in bio right now

thank you

@mindoffb

scoop session: @mindoffb

this interview is only for the cultured mind

let me introduce you to FB, a new friend of mine, as we speak on For Cultured Minds, all the mini details he looks into, small win celebrations, and the use of his Instagram page. I hope you enjoy reading as much as I enjoyed asking

thank you for everything always

the best circle of people in the world

link in bio right now

thank you

@mindoffb

scoop session: @mindoffb

this interview is only for the cultured mind

let me introduce you to FB, a new friend of mine, as we speak on For Cultured Minds, all the mini details he looks into, small win celebrations, and the use of his Instagram page. I hope you enjoy reading as much as I enjoyed asking

thank you for everything always

the best circle of people in the world

link in bio right now

thank you

@mindoffb

What’s a game you get very nostalgic about?

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Gameplay was provided by @benedictplays subscribe to their YT channel.

This post mainly breaks down the highs of this game and what triggers my nostalgia for it. I still remember a period in my childhood where I couldn’t wait for the weekend to play this for hours, especially after football training😭.

But yeah this was pretty much my first modern open world game, skating around the East Coast whilst learning new tricks and freestyling on the board is what I miss about this game the most.

This game is pretty much why I was always a Tony Hawk>Skate person but that’s a convo for another day.

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#tonyhawk #tonyhawkproskater #ps3games #xbox360 #mindoffb

What’s a game you get very nostalgic about?

•

Gameplay was provided by @benedictplays subscribe to their YT channel.

This post mainly breaks down the highs of this game and what triggers my nostalgia for it. I still remember a period in my childhood where I couldn’t wait for the weekend to play this for hours, especially after football training😭.

But yeah this was pretty much my first modern open world game, skating around the East Coast whilst learning new tricks and freestyling on the board is what I miss about this game the most.

This game is pretty much why I was always a Tony Hawk>Skate person but that’s a convo for another day.

•

#tonyhawk #tonyhawkproskater #ps3games #xbox360 #mindoffb

What’s a game you get very nostalgic about?

•

Gameplay was provided by @benedictplays subscribe to their YT channel.

This post mainly breaks down the highs of this game and what triggers my nostalgia for it. I still remember a period in my childhood where I couldn’t wait for the weekend to play this for hours, especially after football training😭.

But yeah this was pretty much my first modern open world game, skating around the East Coast whilst learning new tricks and freestyling on the board is what I miss about this game the most.

This game is pretty much why I was always a Tony Hawk>Skate person but that’s a convo for another day.

•

#tonyhawk #tonyhawkproskater #ps3games #xbox360 #mindoffb

What’s a game you get very nostalgic about?

•

Gameplay was provided by @benedictplays subscribe to their YT channel.

This post mainly breaks down the highs of this game and what triggers my nostalgia for it. I still remember a period in my childhood where I couldn’t wait for the weekend to play this for hours, especially after football training😭.

But yeah this was pretty much my first modern open world game, skating around the East Coast whilst learning new tricks and freestyling on the board is what I miss about this game the most.

This game is pretty much why I was always a Tony Hawk>Skate person but that’s a convo for another day.

•

#tonyhawk #tonyhawkproskater #ps3games #xbox360 #mindoffb

What’s a game you get very nostalgic about?

•

Gameplay was provided by @benedictplays subscribe to their YT channel.

This post mainly breaks down the highs of this game and what triggers my nostalgia for it. I still remember a period in my childhood where I couldn’t wait for the weekend to play this for hours, especially after football training😭.

But yeah this was pretty much my first modern open world game, skating around the East Coast whilst learning new tricks and freestyling on the board is what I miss about this game the most.

This game is pretty much why I was always a Tony Hawk>Skate person but that’s a convo for another day.

•

#tonyhawk #tonyhawkproskater #ps3games #xbox360 #mindoffb

What’s a game you get very nostalgic about?

•

Gameplay was provided by @benedictplays subscribe to their YT channel.

This post mainly breaks down the highs of this game and what triggers my nostalgia for it. I still remember a period in my childhood where I couldn’t wait for the weekend to play this for hours, especially after football training😭.

But yeah this was pretty much my first modern open world game, skating around the East Coast whilst learning new tricks and freestyling on the board is what I miss about this game the most.

This game is pretty much why I was always a Tony Hawk>Skate person but that’s a convo for another day.

•

#tonyhawk #tonyhawkproskater #ps3games #xbox360 #mindoffb

What’s a game you get very nostalgic about?

•

Gameplay was provided by @benedictplays subscribe to their YT channel.

This post mainly breaks down the highs of this game and what triggers my nostalgia for it. I still remember a period in my childhood where I couldn’t wait for the weekend to play this for hours, especially after football training😭.

But yeah this was pretty much my first modern open world game, skating around the East Coast whilst learning new tricks and freestyling on the board is what I miss about this game the most.

This game is pretty much why I was always a Tony Hawk>Skate person but that’s a convo for another day.

•

#tonyhawk #tonyhawkproskater #ps3games #xbox360 #mindoffb

Have you seen the sopranos yet?

The Sopranos (1999-2007) is often cited as a Mafia show, in which there’s no doubt it is, but really it’s beyond that. Created by David Chase, this is a tale which is told through a mobster’s life through absurdity, humour and surrealism. This isn’t your typical mafia tale inspired by the likes of Martin Scorsese’s Casino or The Goodfellas or Mario Puzo’s The Godfather trilogy. This is in a category of its own and through this post I’ve displayed the humorous and somewhat thought provoking quotes from this show.

A TV series being told in the perspective of a respected caporegime to a high ranking boss whilst being a family man who faces his traumatic childhood and fulfilling the macho role of what the mob expects of him through his vices and wicked acts such as infidelity, deception and wrath, was a wild journey I’ve had to experience as the watcher. This was all illustrated by the days and years spent by Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini). A story of a man you have to accept will never change his ways regardless of how much his family and friends who care try to sedate him through medication and therapy.

The Sopranos from my lens is a show that doesn’t display too much action but a lot of conversation through friendly but occasionally critical banter and most importantly, through the therapy sessions with Dr. Melfi (Lorraine Branco). The overall ambience of this show is like an ongoing tale where you don’t know where things are going to lead to but you’re already in too deep so you tune in anyways, kind of like how we lead our lives daily. It also felt realistic in hindsight because The Sopranos was able to display that each word said, each step taken is all part of the bigger picture. Typically, most shows illustrate the art of facing consequences as instantaneous whereas The Sopranos executed this differently, like the Ginny Sack joke, where it almost led to turmoil and became a “he said she said” situation leading to tensions to rise between both New York and New Jersey crews. That’s how the ball rolls for Tony’s life, which is through absurdity.

#mindoffb #thesopranos #thegoodfellas #mafiamovies #jamesgandolfini

Have you seen the sopranos yet?

The Sopranos (1999-2007) is often cited as a Mafia show, in which there’s no doubt it is, but really it’s beyond that. Created by David Chase, this is a tale which is told through a mobster’s life through absurdity, humour and surrealism. This isn’t your typical mafia tale inspired by the likes of Martin Scorsese’s Casino or The Goodfellas or Mario Puzo’s The Godfather trilogy. This is in a category of its own and through this post I’ve displayed the humorous and somewhat thought provoking quotes from this show.

A TV series being told in the perspective of a respected caporegime to a high ranking boss whilst being a family man who faces his traumatic childhood and fulfilling the macho role of what the mob expects of him through his vices and wicked acts such as infidelity, deception and wrath, was a wild journey I’ve had to experience as the watcher. This was all illustrated by the days and years spent by Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini). A story of a man you have to accept will never change his ways regardless of how much his family and friends who care try to sedate him through medication and therapy.

The Sopranos from my lens is a show that doesn’t display too much action but a lot of conversation through friendly but occasionally critical banter and most importantly, through the therapy sessions with Dr. Melfi (Lorraine Branco). The overall ambience of this show is like an ongoing tale where you don’t know where things are going to lead to but you’re already in too deep so you tune in anyways, kind of like how we lead our lives daily. It also felt realistic in hindsight because The Sopranos was able to display that each word said, each step taken is all part of the bigger picture. Typically, most shows illustrate the art of facing consequences as instantaneous whereas The Sopranos executed this differently, like the Ginny Sack joke, where it almost led to turmoil and became a “he said she said” situation leading to tensions to rise between both New York and New Jersey crews. That’s how the ball rolls for Tony’s life, which is through absurdity.

#mindoffb #thesopranos #thegoodfellas #mafiamovies #jamesgandolfini

Have you seen the sopranos yet?

The Sopranos (1999-2007) is often cited as a Mafia show, in which there’s no doubt it is, but really it’s beyond that. Created by David Chase, this is a tale which is told through a mobster’s life through absurdity, humour and surrealism. This isn’t your typical mafia tale inspired by the likes of Martin Scorsese’s Casino or The Goodfellas or Mario Puzo’s The Godfather trilogy. This is in a category of its own and through this post I’ve displayed the humorous and somewhat thought provoking quotes from this show.

A TV series being told in the perspective of a respected caporegime to a high ranking boss whilst being a family man who faces his traumatic childhood and fulfilling the macho role of what the mob expects of him through his vices and wicked acts such as infidelity, deception and wrath, was a wild journey I’ve had to experience as the watcher. This was all illustrated by the days and years spent by Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini). A story of a man you have to accept will never change his ways regardless of how much his family and friends who care try to sedate him through medication and therapy.

The Sopranos from my lens is a show that doesn’t display too much action but a lot of conversation through friendly but occasionally critical banter and most importantly, through the therapy sessions with Dr. Melfi (Lorraine Branco). The overall ambience of this show is like an ongoing tale where you don’t know where things are going to lead to but you’re already in too deep so you tune in anyways, kind of like how we lead our lives daily. It also felt realistic in hindsight because The Sopranos was able to display that each word said, each step taken is all part of the bigger picture. Typically, most shows illustrate the art of facing consequences as instantaneous whereas The Sopranos executed this differently, like the Ginny Sack joke, where it almost led to turmoil and became a “he said she said” situation leading to tensions to rise between both New York and New Jersey crews. That’s how the ball rolls for Tony’s life, which is through absurdity.

#mindoffb #thesopranos #thegoodfellas #mafiamovies #jamesgandolfini

Have you seen the sopranos yet?

The Sopranos (1999-2007) is often cited as a Mafia show, in which there’s no doubt it is, but really it’s beyond that. Created by David Chase, this is a tale which is told through a mobster’s life through absurdity, humour and surrealism. This isn’t your typical mafia tale inspired by the likes of Martin Scorsese’s Casino or The Goodfellas or Mario Puzo’s The Godfather trilogy. This is in a category of its own and through this post I’ve displayed the humorous and somewhat thought provoking quotes from this show.

A TV series being told in the perspective of a respected caporegime to a high ranking boss whilst being a family man who faces his traumatic childhood and fulfilling the macho role of what the mob expects of him through his vices and wicked acts such as infidelity, deception and wrath, was a wild journey I’ve had to experience as the watcher. This was all illustrated by the days and years spent by Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini). A story of a man you have to accept will never change his ways regardless of how much his family and friends who care try to sedate him through medication and therapy.

The Sopranos from my lens is a show that doesn’t display too much action but a lot of conversation through friendly but occasionally critical banter and most importantly, through the therapy sessions with Dr. Melfi (Lorraine Branco). The overall ambience of this show is like an ongoing tale where you don’t know where things are going to lead to but you’re already in too deep so you tune in anyways, kind of like how we lead our lives daily. It also felt realistic in hindsight because The Sopranos was able to display that each word said, each step taken is all part of the bigger picture. Typically, most shows illustrate the art of facing consequences as instantaneous whereas The Sopranos executed this differently, like the Ginny Sack joke, where it almost led to turmoil and became a “he said she said” situation leading to tensions to rise between both New York and New Jersey crews. That’s how the ball rolls for Tony’s life, which is through absurdity.

#mindoffb #thesopranos #thegoodfellas #mafiamovies #jamesgandolfini

Have you seen the sopranos yet?

The Sopranos (1999-2007) is often cited as a Mafia show, in which there’s no doubt it is, but really it’s beyond that. Created by David Chase, this is a tale which is told through a mobster’s life through absurdity, humour and surrealism. This isn’t your typical mafia tale inspired by the likes of Martin Scorsese’s Casino or The Goodfellas or Mario Puzo’s The Godfather trilogy. This is in a category of its own and through this post I’ve displayed the humorous and somewhat thought provoking quotes from this show.

A TV series being told in the perspective of a respected caporegime to a high ranking boss whilst being a family man who faces his traumatic childhood and fulfilling the macho role of what the mob expects of him through his vices and wicked acts such as infidelity, deception and wrath, was a wild journey I’ve had to experience as the watcher. This was all illustrated by the days and years spent by Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini). A story of a man you have to accept will never change his ways regardless of how much his family and friends who care try to sedate him through medication and therapy.

The Sopranos from my lens is a show that doesn’t display too much action but a lot of conversation through friendly but occasionally critical banter and most importantly, through the therapy sessions with Dr. Melfi (Lorraine Branco). The overall ambience of this show is like an ongoing tale where you don’t know where things are going to lead to but you’re already in too deep so you tune in anyways, kind of like how we lead our lives daily. It also felt realistic in hindsight because The Sopranos was able to display that each word said, each step taken is all part of the bigger picture. Typically, most shows illustrate the art of facing consequences as instantaneous whereas The Sopranos executed this differently, like the Ginny Sack joke, where it almost led to turmoil and became a “he said she said” situation leading to tensions to rise between both New York and New Jersey crews. That’s how the ball rolls for Tony’s life, which is through absurdity.

#mindoffb #thesopranos #thegoodfellas #mafiamovies #jamesgandolfini

Have you seen the sopranos yet?

The Sopranos (1999-2007) is often cited as a Mafia show, in which there’s no doubt it is, but really it’s beyond that. Created by David Chase, this is a tale which is told through a mobster’s life through absurdity, humour and surrealism. This isn’t your typical mafia tale inspired by the likes of Martin Scorsese’s Casino or The Goodfellas or Mario Puzo’s The Godfather trilogy. This is in a category of its own and through this post I’ve displayed the humorous and somewhat thought provoking quotes from this show.

A TV series being told in the perspective of a respected caporegime to a high ranking boss whilst being a family man who faces his traumatic childhood and fulfilling the macho role of what the mob expects of him through his vices and wicked acts such as infidelity, deception and wrath, was a wild journey I’ve had to experience as the watcher. This was all illustrated by the days and years spent by Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini). A story of a man you have to accept will never change his ways regardless of how much his family and friends who care try to sedate him through medication and therapy.

The Sopranos from my lens is a show that doesn’t display too much action but a lot of conversation through friendly but occasionally critical banter and most importantly, through the therapy sessions with Dr. Melfi (Lorraine Branco). The overall ambience of this show is like an ongoing tale where you don’t know where things are going to lead to but you’re already in too deep so you tune in anyways, kind of like how we lead our lives daily. It also felt realistic in hindsight because The Sopranos was able to display that each word said, each step taken is all part of the bigger picture. Typically, most shows illustrate the art of facing consequences as instantaneous whereas The Sopranos executed this differently, like the Ginny Sack joke, where it almost led to turmoil and became a “he said she said” situation leading to tensions to rise between both New York and New Jersey crews. That’s how the ball rolls for Tony’s life, which is through absurdity.

#mindoffb #thesopranos #thegoodfellas #mafiamovies #jamesgandolfini

Have you seen the sopranos yet?

The Sopranos (1999-2007) is often cited as a Mafia show, in which there’s no doubt it is, but really it’s beyond that. Created by David Chase, this is a tale which is told through a mobster’s life through absurdity, humour and surrealism. This isn’t your typical mafia tale inspired by the likes of Martin Scorsese’s Casino or The Goodfellas or Mario Puzo’s The Godfather trilogy. This is in a category of its own and through this post I’ve displayed the humorous and somewhat thought provoking quotes from this show.

A TV series being told in the perspective of a respected caporegime to a high ranking boss whilst being a family man who faces his traumatic childhood and fulfilling the macho role of what the mob expects of him through his vices and wicked acts such as infidelity, deception and wrath, was a wild journey I’ve had to experience as the watcher. This was all illustrated by the days and years spent by Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini). A story of a man you have to accept will never change his ways regardless of how much his family and friends who care try to sedate him through medication and therapy.

The Sopranos from my lens is a show that doesn’t display too much action but a lot of conversation through friendly but occasionally critical banter and most importantly, through the therapy sessions with Dr. Melfi (Lorraine Branco). The overall ambience of this show is like an ongoing tale where you don’t know where things are going to lead to but you’re already in too deep so you tune in anyways, kind of like how we lead our lives daily. It also felt realistic in hindsight because The Sopranos was able to display that each word said, each step taken is all part of the bigger picture. Typically, most shows illustrate the art of facing consequences as instantaneous whereas The Sopranos executed this differently, like the Ginny Sack joke, where it almost led to turmoil and became a “he said she said” situation leading to tensions to rise between both New York and New Jersey crews. That’s how the ball rolls for Tony’s life, which is through absurdity.

#mindoffb #thesopranos #thegoodfellas #mafiamovies #jamesgandolfini

Have you seen the sopranos yet?

The Sopranos (1999-2007) is often cited as a Mafia show, in which there’s no doubt it is, but really it’s beyond that. Created by David Chase, this is a tale which is told through a mobster’s life through absurdity, humour and surrealism. This isn’t your typical mafia tale inspired by the likes of Martin Scorsese’s Casino or The Goodfellas or Mario Puzo’s The Godfather trilogy. This is in a category of its own and through this post I’ve displayed the humorous and somewhat thought provoking quotes from this show.

A TV series being told in the perspective of a respected caporegime to a high ranking boss whilst being a family man who faces his traumatic childhood and fulfilling the macho role of what the mob expects of him through his vices and wicked acts such as infidelity, deception and wrath, was a wild journey I’ve had to experience as the watcher. This was all illustrated by the days and years spent by Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini). A story of a man you have to accept will never change his ways regardless of how much his family and friends who care try to sedate him through medication and therapy.

The Sopranos from my lens is a show that doesn’t display too much action but a lot of conversation through friendly but occasionally critical banter and most importantly, through the therapy sessions with Dr. Melfi (Lorraine Branco). The overall ambience of this show is like an ongoing tale where you don’t know where things are going to lead to but you’re already in too deep so you tune in anyways, kind of like how we lead our lives daily. It also felt realistic in hindsight because The Sopranos was able to display that each word said, each step taken is all part of the bigger picture. Typically, most shows illustrate the art of facing consequences as instantaneous whereas The Sopranos executed this differently, like the Ginny Sack joke, where it almost led to turmoil and became a “he said she said” situation leading to tensions to rise between both New York and New Jersey crews. That’s how the ball rolls for Tony’s life, which is through absurdity.

#mindoffb #thesopranos #thegoodfellas #mafiamovies #jamesgandolfini

Have you seen the sopranos yet?

The Sopranos (1999-2007) is often cited as a Mafia show, in which there’s no doubt it is, but really it’s beyond that. Created by David Chase, this is a tale which is told through a mobster’s life through absurdity, humour and surrealism. This isn’t your typical mafia tale inspired by the likes of Martin Scorsese’s Casino or The Goodfellas or Mario Puzo’s The Godfather trilogy. This is in a category of its own and through this post I’ve displayed the humorous and somewhat thought provoking quotes from this show.

A TV series being told in the perspective of a respected caporegime to a high ranking boss whilst being a family man who faces his traumatic childhood and fulfilling the macho role of what the mob expects of him through his vices and wicked acts such as infidelity, deception and wrath, was a wild journey I’ve had to experience as the watcher. This was all illustrated by the days and years spent by Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini). A story of a man you have to accept will never change his ways regardless of how much his family and friends who care try to sedate him through medication and therapy.

The Sopranos from my lens is a show that doesn’t display too much action but a lot of conversation through friendly but occasionally critical banter and most importantly, through the therapy sessions with Dr. Melfi (Lorraine Branco). The overall ambience of this show is like an ongoing tale where you don’t know where things are going to lead to but you’re already in too deep so you tune in anyways, kind of like how we lead our lives daily. It also felt realistic in hindsight because The Sopranos was able to display that each word said, each step taken is all part of the bigger picture. Typically, most shows illustrate the art of facing consequences as instantaneous whereas The Sopranos executed this differently, like the Ginny Sack joke, where it almost led to turmoil and became a “he said she said” situation leading to tensions to rise between both New York and New Jersey crews. That’s how the ball rolls for Tony’s life, which is through absurdity.

#mindoffb #thesopranos #thegoodfellas #mafiamovies #jamesgandolfini

Have you seen the sopranos yet?

The Sopranos (1999-2007) is often cited as a Mafia show, in which there’s no doubt it is, but really it’s beyond that. Created by David Chase, this is a tale which is told through a mobster’s life through absurdity, humour and surrealism. This isn’t your typical mafia tale inspired by the likes of Martin Scorsese’s Casino or The Goodfellas or Mario Puzo’s The Godfather trilogy. This is in a category of its own and through this post I’ve displayed the humorous and somewhat thought provoking quotes from this show.

A TV series being told in the perspective of a respected caporegime to a high ranking boss whilst being a family man who faces his traumatic childhood and fulfilling the macho role of what the mob expects of him through his vices and wicked acts such as infidelity, deception and wrath, was a wild journey I’ve had to experience as the watcher. This was all illustrated by the days and years spent by Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini). A story of a man you have to accept will never change his ways regardless of how much his family and friends who care try to sedate him through medication and therapy.

The Sopranos from my lens is a show that doesn’t display too much action but a lot of conversation through friendly but occasionally critical banter and most importantly, through the therapy sessions with Dr. Melfi (Lorraine Branco). The overall ambience of this show is like an ongoing tale where you don’t know where things are going to lead to but you’re already in too deep so you tune in anyways, kind of like how we lead our lives daily. It also felt realistic in hindsight because The Sopranos was able to display that each word said, each step taken is all part of the bigger picture. Typically, most shows illustrate the art of facing consequences as instantaneous whereas The Sopranos executed this differently, like the Ginny Sack joke, where it almost led to turmoil and became a “he said she said” situation leading to tensions to rise between both New York and New Jersey crews. That’s how the ball rolls for Tony’s life, which is through absurdity.

#mindoffb #thesopranos #thegoodfellas #mafiamovies #jamesgandolfini

Have you seen the sopranos yet?

The Sopranos (1999-2007) is often cited as a Mafia show, in which there’s no doubt it is, but really it’s beyond that. Created by David Chase, this is a tale which is told through a mobster’s life through absurdity, humour and surrealism. This isn’t your typical mafia tale inspired by the likes of Martin Scorsese’s Casino or The Goodfellas or Mario Puzo’s The Godfather trilogy. This is in a category of its own and through this post I’ve displayed the humorous and somewhat thought provoking quotes from this show.

A TV series being told in the perspective of a respected caporegime to a high ranking boss whilst being a family man who faces his traumatic childhood and fulfilling the macho role of what the mob expects of him through his vices and wicked acts such as infidelity, deception and wrath, was a wild journey I’ve had to experience as the watcher. This was all illustrated by the days and years spent by Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini). A story of a man you have to accept will never change his ways regardless of how much his family and friends who care try to sedate him through medication and therapy.

The Sopranos from my lens is a show that doesn’t display too much action but a lot of conversation through friendly but occasionally critical banter and most importantly, through the therapy sessions with Dr. Melfi (Lorraine Branco). The overall ambience of this show is like an ongoing tale where you don’t know where things are going to lead to but you’re already in too deep so you tune in anyways, kind of like how we lead our lives daily. It also felt realistic in hindsight because The Sopranos was able to display that each word said, each step taken is all part of the bigger picture. Typically, most shows illustrate the art of facing consequences as instantaneous whereas The Sopranos executed this differently, like the Ginny Sack joke, where it almost led to turmoil and became a “he said she said” situation leading to tensions to rise between both New York and New Jersey crews. That’s how the ball rolls for Tony’s life, which is through absurdity.

#mindoffb #thesopranos #thegoodfellas #mafiamovies #jamesgandolfini

Have you seen the sopranos yet?

The Sopranos (1999-2007) is often cited as a Mafia show, in which there’s no doubt it is, but really it’s beyond that. Created by David Chase, this is a tale which is told through a mobster’s life through absurdity, humour and surrealism. This isn’t your typical mafia tale inspired by the likes of Martin Scorsese’s Casino or The Goodfellas or Mario Puzo’s The Godfather trilogy. This is in a category of its own and through this post I’ve displayed the humorous and somewhat thought provoking quotes from this show.

A TV series being told in the perspective of a respected caporegime to a high ranking boss whilst being a family man who faces his traumatic childhood and fulfilling the macho role of what the mob expects of him through his vices and wicked acts such as infidelity, deception and wrath, was a wild journey I’ve had to experience as the watcher. This was all illustrated by the days and years spent by Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini). A story of a man you have to accept will never change his ways regardless of how much his family and friends who care try to sedate him through medication and therapy.

The Sopranos from my lens is a show that doesn’t display too much action but a lot of conversation through friendly but occasionally critical banter and most importantly, through the therapy sessions with Dr. Melfi (Lorraine Branco). The overall ambience of this show is like an ongoing tale where you don’t know where things are going to lead to but you’re already in too deep so you tune in anyways, kind of like how we lead our lives daily. It also felt realistic in hindsight because The Sopranos was able to display that each word said, each step taken is all part of the bigger picture. Typically, most shows illustrate the art of facing consequences as instantaneous whereas The Sopranos executed this differently, like the Ginny Sack joke, where it almost led to turmoil and became a “he said she said” situation leading to tensions to rise between both New York and New Jersey crews. That’s how the ball rolls for Tony’s life, which is through absurdity.

#mindoffb #thesopranos #thegoodfellas #mafiamovies #jamesgandolfini

Have you seen the sopranos yet?

The Sopranos (1999-2007) is often cited as a Mafia show, in which there’s no doubt it is, but really it’s beyond that. Created by David Chase, this is a tale which is told through a mobster’s life through absurdity, humour and surrealism. This isn’t your typical mafia tale inspired by the likes of Martin Scorsese’s Casino or The Goodfellas or Mario Puzo’s The Godfather trilogy. This is in a category of its own and through this post I’ve displayed the humorous and somewhat thought provoking quotes from this show.

A TV series being told in the perspective of a respected caporegime to a high ranking boss whilst being a family man who faces his traumatic childhood and fulfilling the macho role of what the mob expects of him through his vices and wicked acts such as infidelity, deception and wrath, was a wild journey I’ve had to experience as the watcher. This was all illustrated by the days and years spent by Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini). A story of a man you have to accept will never change his ways regardless of how much his family and friends who care try to sedate him through medication and therapy.

The Sopranos from my lens is a show that doesn’t display too much action but a lot of conversation through friendly but occasionally critical banter and most importantly, through the therapy sessions with Dr. Melfi (Lorraine Branco). The overall ambience of this show is like an ongoing tale where you don’t know where things are going to lead to but you’re already in too deep so you tune in anyways, kind of like how we lead our lives daily. It also felt realistic in hindsight because The Sopranos was able to display that each word said, each step taken is all part of the bigger picture. Typically, most shows illustrate the art of facing consequences as instantaneous whereas The Sopranos executed this differently, like the Ginny Sack joke, where it almost led to turmoil and became a “he said she said” situation leading to tensions to rise between both New York and New Jersey crews. That’s how the ball rolls for Tony’s life, which is through absurdity.

#mindoffb #thesopranos #thegoodfellas #mafiamovies #jamesgandolfini

Popularised by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi and Jeanne Nakamura, flow state means being fully immersed in whatever you’re doing under the right conditions.

In a 2004 Ted Talk, Csikszentmihalyi stated “There’s this focus that, once it becomes intense, leads to a sense of ecstasy, a sense of clarity: you know exactly what you want to do from one moment to the other; you get immediate feedback”. Csikszentmihalyi and Nakamura reached this conclusion by interviewing high performers such as mountain climbers, chess players, surgeons and ballet dancers.

Commonly this term is used in popularised sports such as basketball and football (soccer for my Americans here but it’s actually football) but as of recently TikTok became a perpetrator of popularising and taking another word or phrase for itself. This is commonly used under a situation where individuals will be fully immersed under a simple situation such as eating food, especially fast food, lemme illustrate an example, “when I’m genuinely eating some rice and curry chicken and I genuinely hit flow state”. Wild stuff😭

This post is really to illustrate how flow state can enter the realm of Hip-Hop and how the complex art form can include rappers who perfect their craftsmanship and expertise through well thought out lyrics aided by an amazing flow.

I hope you guys enjoy this one.

#mindoffb #hiphopculture #lyricism #flowstate #hiphopbars

Popularised by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi and Jeanne Nakamura, flow state means being fully immersed in whatever you’re doing under the right conditions.

In a 2004 Ted Talk, Csikszentmihalyi stated “There’s this focus that, once it becomes intense, leads to a sense of ecstasy, a sense of clarity: you know exactly what you want to do from one moment to the other; you get immediate feedback”. Csikszentmihalyi and Nakamura reached this conclusion by interviewing high performers such as mountain climbers, chess players, surgeons and ballet dancers.

Commonly this term is used in popularised sports such as basketball and football (soccer for my Americans here but it’s actually football) but as of recently TikTok became a perpetrator of popularising and taking another word or phrase for itself. This is commonly used under a situation where individuals will be fully immersed under a simple situation such as eating food, especially fast food, lemme illustrate an example, “when I’m genuinely eating some rice and curry chicken and I genuinely hit flow state”. Wild stuff😭

This post is really to illustrate how flow state can enter the realm of Hip-Hop and how the complex art form can include rappers who perfect their craftsmanship and expertise through well thought out lyrics aided by an amazing flow.

I hope you guys enjoy this one.

#mindoffb #hiphopculture #lyricism #flowstate #hiphopbars

Popularised by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi and Jeanne Nakamura, flow state means being fully immersed in whatever you’re doing under the right conditions.

In a 2004 Ted Talk, Csikszentmihalyi stated “There’s this focus that, once it becomes intense, leads to a sense of ecstasy, a sense of clarity: you know exactly what you want to do from one moment to the other; you get immediate feedback”. Csikszentmihalyi and Nakamura reached this conclusion by interviewing high performers such as mountain climbers, chess players, surgeons and ballet dancers.

Commonly this term is used in popularised sports such as basketball and football (soccer for my Americans here but it’s actually football) but as of recently TikTok became a perpetrator of popularising and taking another word or phrase for itself. This is commonly used under a situation where individuals will be fully immersed under a simple situation such as eating food, especially fast food, lemme illustrate an example, “when I’m genuinely eating some rice and curry chicken and I genuinely hit flow state”. Wild stuff😭

This post is really to illustrate how flow state can enter the realm of Hip-Hop and how the complex art form can include rappers who perfect their craftsmanship and expertise through well thought out lyrics aided by an amazing flow.

I hope you guys enjoy this one.

#mindoffb #hiphopculture #lyricism #flowstate #hiphopbars

Popularised by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi and Jeanne Nakamura, flow state means being fully immersed in whatever you’re doing under the right conditions.

In a 2004 Ted Talk, Csikszentmihalyi stated “There’s this focus that, once it becomes intense, leads to a sense of ecstasy, a sense of clarity: you know exactly what you want to do from one moment to the other; you get immediate feedback”. Csikszentmihalyi and Nakamura reached this conclusion by interviewing high performers such as mountain climbers, chess players, surgeons and ballet dancers.

Commonly this term is used in popularised sports such as basketball and football (soccer for my Americans here but it’s actually football) but as of recently TikTok became a perpetrator of popularising and taking another word or phrase for itself. This is commonly used under a situation where individuals will be fully immersed under a simple situation such as eating food, especially fast food, lemme illustrate an example, “when I’m genuinely eating some rice and curry chicken and I genuinely hit flow state”. Wild stuff😭

This post is really to illustrate how flow state can enter the realm of Hip-Hop and how the complex art form can include rappers who perfect their craftsmanship and expertise through well thought out lyrics aided by an amazing flow.

I hope you guys enjoy this one.

#mindoffb #hiphopculture #lyricism #flowstate #hiphopbars

Popularised by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi and Jeanne Nakamura, flow state means being fully immersed in whatever you’re doing under the right conditions.

In a 2004 Ted Talk, Csikszentmihalyi stated “There’s this focus that, once it becomes intense, leads to a sense of ecstasy, a sense of clarity: you know exactly what you want to do from one moment to the other; you get immediate feedback”. Csikszentmihalyi and Nakamura reached this conclusion by interviewing high performers such as mountain climbers, chess players, surgeons and ballet dancers.

Commonly this term is used in popularised sports such as basketball and football (soccer for my Americans here but it’s actually football) but as of recently TikTok became a perpetrator of popularising and taking another word or phrase for itself. This is commonly used under a situation where individuals will be fully immersed under a simple situation such as eating food, especially fast food, lemme illustrate an example, “when I’m genuinely eating some rice and curry chicken and I genuinely hit flow state”. Wild stuff😭

This post is really to illustrate how flow state can enter the realm of Hip-Hop and how the complex art form can include rappers who perfect their craftsmanship and expertise through well thought out lyrics aided by an amazing flow.

I hope you guys enjoy this one.

#mindoffb #hiphopculture #lyricism #flowstate #hiphopbars

Popularised by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi and Jeanne Nakamura, flow state means being fully immersed in whatever you’re doing under the right conditions.

In a 2004 Ted Talk, Csikszentmihalyi stated “There’s this focus that, once it becomes intense, leads to a sense of ecstasy, a sense of clarity: you know exactly what you want to do from one moment to the other; you get immediate feedback”. Csikszentmihalyi and Nakamura reached this conclusion by interviewing high performers such as mountain climbers, chess players, surgeons and ballet dancers.

Commonly this term is used in popularised sports such as basketball and football (soccer for my Americans here but it’s actually football) but as of recently TikTok became a perpetrator of popularising and taking another word or phrase for itself. This is commonly used under a situation where individuals will be fully immersed under a simple situation such as eating food, especially fast food, lemme illustrate an example, “when I’m genuinely eating some rice and curry chicken and I genuinely hit flow state”. Wild stuff😭

This post is really to illustrate how flow state can enter the realm of Hip-Hop and how the complex art form can include rappers who perfect their craftsmanship and expertise through well thought out lyrics aided by an amazing flow.

I hope you guys enjoy this one.

#mindoffb #hiphopculture #lyricism #flowstate #hiphopbars

Popularised by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi and Jeanne Nakamura, flow state means being fully immersed in whatever you’re doing under the right conditions.

In a 2004 Ted Talk, Csikszentmihalyi stated “There’s this focus that, once it becomes intense, leads to a sense of ecstasy, a sense of clarity: you know exactly what you want to do from one moment to the other; you get immediate feedback”. Csikszentmihalyi and Nakamura reached this conclusion by interviewing high performers such as mountain climbers, chess players, surgeons and ballet dancers.

Commonly this term is used in popularised sports such as basketball and football (soccer for my Americans here but it’s actually football) but as of recently TikTok became a perpetrator of popularising and taking another word or phrase for itself. This is commonly used under a situation where individuals will be fully immersed under a simple situation such as eating food, especially fast food, lemme illustrate an example, “when I’m genuinely eating some rice and curry chicken and I genuinely hit flow state”. Wild stuff😭

This post is really to illustrate how flow state can enter the realm of Hip-Hop and how the complex art form can include rappers who perfect their craftsmanship and expertise through well thought out lyrics aided by an amazing flow.

I hope you guys enjoy this one.

#mindoffb #hiphopculture #lyricism #flowstate #hiphopbars

Popularised by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi and Jeanne Nakamura, flow state means being fully immersed in whatever you’re doing under the right conditions.

In a 2004 Ted Talk, Csikszentmihalyi stated “There’s this focus that, once it becomes intense, leads to a sense of ecstasy, a sense of clarity: you know exactly what you want to do from one moment to the other; you get immediate feedback”. Csikszentmihalyi and Nakamura reached this conclusion by interviewing high performers such as mountain climbers, chess players, surgeons and ballet dancers.

Commonly this term is used in popularised sports such as basketball and football (soccer for my Americans here but it’s actually football) but as of recently TikTok became a perpetrator of popularising and taking another word or phrase for itself. This is commonly used under a situation where individuals will be fully immersed under a simple situation such as eating food, especially fast food, lemme illustrate an example, “when I’m genuinely eating some rice and curry chicken and I genuinely hit flow state”. Wild stuff😭

This post is really to illustrate how flow state can enter the realm of Hip-Hop and how the complex art form can include rappers who perfect their craftsmanship and expertise through well thought out lyrics aided by an amazing flow.

I hope you guys enjoy this one.

#mindoffb #hiphopculture #lyricism #flowstate #hiphopbars

Popularised by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi and Jeanne Nakamura, flow state means being fully immersed in whatever you’re doing under the right conditions.

In a 2004 Ted Talk, Csikszentmihalyi stated “There’s this focus that, once it becomes intense, leads to a sense of ecstasy, a sense of clarity: you know exactly what you want to do from one moment to the other; you get immediate feedback”. Csikszentmihalyi and Nakamura reached this conclusion by interviewing high performers such as mountain climbers, chess players, surgeons and ballet dancers.

Commonly this term is used in popularised sports such as basketball and football (soccer for my Americans here but it’s actually football) but as of recently TikTok became a perpetrator of popularising and taking another word or phrase for itself. This is commonly used under a situation where individuals will be fully immersed under a simple situation such as eating food, especially fast food, lemme illustrate an example, “when I’m genuinely eating some rice and curry chicken and I genuinely hit flow state”. Wild stuff😭

This post is really to illustrate how flow state can enter the realm of Hip-Hop and how the complex art form can include rappers who perfect their craftsmanship and expertise through well thought out lyrics aided by an amazing flow.

I hope you guys enjoy this one.

#mindoffb #hiphopculture #lyricism #flowstate #hiphopbars

Popularised by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi and Jeanne Nakamura, flow state means being fully immersed in whatever you’re doing under the right conditions.

In a 2004 Ted Talk, Csikszentmihalyi stated “There’s this focus that, once it becomes intense, leads to a sense of ecstasy, a sense of clarity: you know exactly what you want to do from one moment to the other; you get immediate feedback”. Csikszentmihalyi and Nakamura reached this conclusion by interviewing high performers such as mountain climbers, chess players, surgeons and ballet dancers.

Commonly this term is used in popularised sports such as basketball and football (soccer for my Americans here but it’s actually football) but as of recently TikTok became a perpetrator of popularising and taking another word or phrase for itself. This is commonly used under a situation where individuals will be fully immersed under a simple situation such as eating food, especially fast food, lemme illustrate an example, “when I’m genuinely eating some rice and curry chicken and I genuinely hit flow state”. Wild stuff😭

This post is really to illustrate how flow state can enter the realm of Hip-Hop and how the complex art form can include rappers who perfect their craftsmanship and expertise through well thought out lyrics aided by an amazing flow.

I hope you guys enjoy this one.

#mindoffb #hiphopculture #lyricism #flowstate #hiphopbars

Popularised by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi and Jeanne Nakamura, flow state means being fully immersed in whatever you’re doing under the right conditions.

In a 2004 Ted Talk, Csikszentmihalyi stated “There’s this focus that, once it becomes intense, leads to a sense of ecstasy, a sense of clarity: you know exactly what you want to do from one moment to the other; you get immediate feedback”. Csikszentmihalyi and Nakamura reached this conclusion by interviewing high performers such as mountain climbers, chess players, surgeons and ballet dancers.

Commonly this term is used in popularised sports such as basketball and football (soccer for my Americans here but it’s actually football) but as of recently TikTok became a perpetrator of popularising and taking another word or phrase for itself. This is commonly used under a situation where individuals will be fully immersed under a simple situation such as eating food, especially fast food, lemme illustrate an example, “when I’m genuinely eating some rice and curry chicken and I genuinely hit flow state”. Wild stuff😭

This post is really to illustrate how flow state can enter the realm of Hip-Hop and how the complex art form can include rappers who perfect their craftsmanship and expertise through well thought out lyrics aided by an amazing flow.

I hope you guys enjoy this one.

#mindoffb #hiphopculture #lyricism #flowstate #hiphopbars

Popularised by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi and Jeanne Nakamura, flow state means being fully immersed in whatever you’re doing under the right conditions.

In a 2004 Ted Talk, Csikszentmihalyi stated “There’s this focus that, once it becomes intense, leads to a sense of ecstasy, a sense of clarity: you know exactly what you want to do from one moment to the other; you get immediate feedback”. Csikszentmihalyi and Nakamura reached this conclusion by interviewing high performers such as mountain climbers, chess players, surgeons and ballet dancers.

Commonly this term is used in popularised sports such as basketball and football (soccer for my Americans here but it’s actually football) but as of recently TikTok became a perpetrator of popularising and taking another word or phrase for itself. This is commonly used under a situation where individuals will be fully immersed under a simple situation such as eating food, especially fast food, lemme illustrate an example, “when I’m genuinely eating some rice and curry chicken and I genuinely hit flow state”. Wild stuff😭

This post is really to illustrate how flow state can enter the realm of Hip-Hop and how the complex art form can include rappers who perfect their craftsmanship and expertise through well thought out lyrics aided by an amazing flow.

I hope you guys enjoy this one.

#mindoffb #hiphopculture #lyricism #flowstate #hiphopbars

Popularised by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi and Jeanne Nakamura, flow state means being fully immersed in whatever you’re doing under the right conditions.

In a 2004 Ted Talk, Csikszentmihalyi stated “There’s this focus that, once it becomes intense, leads to a sense of ecstasy, a sense of clarity: you know exactly what you want to do from one moment to the other; you get immediate feedback”. Csikszentmihalyi and Nakamura reached this conclusion by interviewing high performers such as mountain climbers, chess players, surgeons and ballet dancers.

Commonly this term is used in popularised sports such as basketball and football (soccer for my Americans here but it’s actually football) but as of recently TikTok became a perpetrator of popularising and taking another word or phrase for itself. This is commonly used under a situation where individuals will be fully immersed under a simple situation such as eating food, especially fast food, lemme illustrate an example, “when I’m genuinely eating some rice and curry chicken and I genuinely hit flow state”. Wild stuff😭

This post is really to illustrate how flow state can enter the realm of Hip-Hop and how the complex art form can include rappers who perfect their craftsmanship and expertise through well thought out lyrics aided by an amazing flow.

I hope you guys enjoy this one.

#mindoffb #hiphopculture #lyricism #flowstate #hiphopbars

Popularised by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi and Jeanne Nakamura, flow state means being fully immersed in whatever you’re doing under the right conditions.

In a 2004 Ted Talk, Csikszentmihalyi stated “There’s this focus that, once it becomes intense, leads to a sense of ecstasy, a sense of clarity: you know exactly what you want to do from one moment to the other; you get immediate feedback”. Csikszentmihalyi and Nakamura reached this conclusion by interviewing high performers such as mountain climbers, chess players, surgeons and ballet dancers.

Commonly this term is used in popularised sports such as basketball and football (soccer for my Americans here but it’s actually football) but as of recently TikTok became a perpetrator of popularising and taking another word or phrase for itself. This is commonly used under a situation where individuals will be fully immersed under a simple situation such as eating food, especially fast food, lemme illustrate an example, “when I’m genuinely eating some rice and curry chicken and I genuinely hit flow state”. Wild stuff😭

This post is really to illustrate how flow state can enter the realm of Hip-Hop and how the complex art form can include rappers who perfect their craftsmanship and expertise through well thought out lyrics aided by an amazing flow.

I hope you guys enjoy this one.

#mindoffb #hiphopculture #lyricism #flowstate #hiphopbars

Popularised by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi and Jeanne Nakamura, flow state means being fully immersed in whatever you’re doing under the right conditions.

In a 2004 Ted Talk, Csikszentmihalyi stated “There’s this focus that, once it becomes intense, leads to a sense of ecstasy, a sense of clarity: you know exactly what you want to do from one moment to the other; you get immediate feedback”. Csikszentmihalyi and Nakamura reached this conclusion by interviewing high performers such as mountain climbers, chess players, surgeons and ballet dancers.

Commonly this term is used in popularised sports such as basketball and football (soccer for my Americans here but it’s actually football) but as of recently TikTok became a perpetrator of popularising and taking another word or phrase for itself. This is commonly used under a situation where individuals will be fully immersed under a simple situation such as eating food, especially fast food, lemme illustrate an example, “when I’m genuinely eating some rice and curry chicken and I genuinely hit flow state”. Wild stuff😭

This post is really to illustrate how flow state can enter the realm of Hip-Hop and how the complex art form can include rappers who perfect their craftsmanship and expertise through well thought out lyrics aided by an amazing flow.

I hope you guys enjoy this one.

#mindoffb #hiphopculture #lyricism #flowstate #hiphopbars

Comment down a fun hip hop fact ⬇️

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Comment down a fun hip hop fact ⬇️

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Comment down a fun hip hop fact ⬇️

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Nothing much to say except:

I miss the old Kanye.😓

Do you prefer 2000s Kanye or 2010s Kanye?

#kanyewest #mindoffb #forculturedminds #kanyewestv #consciousrap

Nothing much to say except:

I miss the old Kanye.😓

Do you prefer 2000s Kanye or 2010s Kanye?

#kanyewest #mindoffb #forculturedminds #kanyewestv #consciousrap

Nothing much to say except:

I miss the old Kanye.😓

Do you prefer 2000s Kanye or 2010s Kanye?

#kanyewest #mindoffb #forculturedminds #kanyewestv #consciousrap

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I miss the old Kanye.😓

Do you prefer 2000s Kanye or 2010s Kanye?

#kanyewest #mindoffb #forculturedminds #kanyewestv #consciousrap

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I miss the old Kanye.😓

Do you prefer 2000s Kanye or 2010s Kanye?

#kanyewest #mindoffb #forculturedminds #kanyewestv #consciousrap

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I miss the old Kanye.😓

Do you prefer 2000s Kanye or 2010s Kanye?

#kanyewest #mindoffb #forculturedminds #kanyewestv #consciousrap

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I miss the old Kanye.😓

Do you prefer 2000s Kanye or 2010s Kanye?

#kanyewest #mindoffb #forculturedminds #kanyewestv #consciousrap

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I miss the old Kanye.😓

Do you prefer 2000s Kanye or 2010s Kanye?

#kanyewest #mindoffb #forculturedminds #kanyewestv #consciousrap

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I miss the old Kanye.😓

Do you prefer 2000s Kanye or 2010s Kanye?

#kanyewest #mindoffb #forculturedminds #kanyewestv #consciousrap

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I miss the old Kanye.😓

Do you prefer 2000s Kanye or 2010s Kanye?

#kanyewest #mindoffb #forculturedminds #kanyewestv #consciousrap

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I miss the old Kanye.😓

Do you prefer 2000s Kanye or 2010s Kanye?

#kanyewest #mindoffb #forculturedminds #kanyewestv #consciousrap

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I miss the old Kanye.😓

Do you prefer 2000s Kanye or 2010s Kanye?

#kanyewest #mindoffb #forculturedminds #kanyewestv #consciousrap

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I miss the old Kanye.😓

Do you prefer 2000s Kanye or 2010s Kanye?

#kanyewest #mindoffb #forculturedminds #kanyewestv #consciousrap

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I miss the old Kanye.😓

Do you prefer 2000s Kanye or 2010s Kanye?

#kanyewest #mindoffb #forculturedminds #kanyewestv #consciousrap

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I miss the old Kanye.😓

Do you prefer 2000s Kanye or 2010s Kanye?

#kanyewest #mindoffb #forculturedminds #kanyewestv #consciousrap

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I miss the old Kanye.😓

Do you prefer 2000s Kanye or 2010s Kanye?

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What makes a game cinematic you may ask?

Many things but there’s two that stand out, a plethora of compelling cutscenes which will make you put down your controller just to watch the amazing motion capture plus the good voice acting and alongside this, a great narrative which is what makes the gameplay more enticing and interactive.

The coolest thing about video games is that some allow you to control the narrative through choices made, especially on open world titles such as Red Dead Redemption 2 or Ghosts of Tsushima. These open world and choice-based experiences (Beyond Two Souls) I believe builds just as strong of a connection to your favourite TV show or movie character you grew such a strong bond with. Being able to play as a character who’s your favourite through an open world experience feels like it’s from your point of view, keeping that memory of the first play-through permanently instilled. This is even better when the story continues to build at a perfect pace where you can’t even predict how the tale will unfold. Everything just feels better when that controller is in your hand🎮😅

#reddeadredemption2 #uncharted4 #playstationexclusive #mindoffb #forculturedminds

What makes a game cinematic you may ask?

Many things but there’s two that stand out, a plethora of compelling cutscenes which will make you put down your controller just to watch the amazing motion capture plus the good voice acting and alongside this, a great narrative which is what makes the gameplay more enticing and interactive.

The coolest thing about video games is that some allow you to control the narrative through choices made, especially on open world titles such as Red Dead Redemption 2 or Ghosts of Tsushima. These open world and choice-based experiences (Beyond Two Souls) I believe builds just as strong of a connection to your favourite TV show or movie character you grew such a strong bond with. Being able to play as a character who’s your favourite through an open world experience feels like it’s from your point of view, keeping that memory of the first play-through permanently instilled. This is even better when the story continues to build at a perfect pace where you can’t even predict how the tale will unfold. Everything just feels better when that controller is in your hand🎮😅

#reddeadredemption2 #uncharted4 #playstationexclusive #mindoffb #forculturedminds

What makes a game cinematic you may ask?

Many things but there’s two that stand out, a plethora of compelling cutscenes which will make you put down your controller just to watch the amazing motion capture plus the good voice acting and alongside this, a great narrative which is what makes the gameplay more enticing and interactive.

The coolest thing about video games is that some allow you to control the narrative through choices made, especially on open world titles such as Red Dead Redemption 2 or Ghosts of Tsushima. These open world and choice-based experiences (Beyond Two Souls) I believe builds just as strong of a connection to your favourite TV show or movie character you grew such a strong bond with. Being able to play as a character who’s your favourite through an open world experience feels like it’s from your point of view, keeping that memory of the first play-through permanently instilled. This is even better when the story continues to build at a perfect pace where you can’t even predict how the tale will unfold. Everything just feels better when that controller is in your hand🎮😅

#reddeadredemption2 #uncharted4 #playstationexclusive #mindoffb #forculturedminds

What makes a game cinematic you may ask?

Many things but there’s two that stand out, a plethora of compelling cutscenes which will make you put down your controller just to watch the amazing motion capture plus the good voice acting and alongside this, a great narrative which is what makes the gameplay more enticing and interactive.

The coolest thing about video games is that some allow you to control the narrative through choices made, especially on open world titles such as Red Dead Redemption 2 or Ghosts of Tsushima. These open world and choice-based experiences (Beyond Two Souls) I believe builds just as strong of a connection to your favourite TV show or movie character you grew such a strong bond with. Being able to play as a character who’s your favourite through an open world experience feels like it’s from your point of view, keeping that memory of the first play-through permanently instilled. This is even better when the story continues to build at a perfect pace where you can’t even predict how the tale will unfold. Everything just feels better when that controller is in your hand🎮😅

#reddeadredemption2 #uncharted4 #playstationexclusive #mindoffb #forculturedminds

What makes a game cinematic you may ask?

Many things but there’s two that stand out, a plethora of compelling cutscenes which will make you put down your controller just to watch the amazing motion capture plus the good voice acting and alongside this, a great narrative which is what makes the gameplay more enticing and interactive.

The coolest thing about video games is that some allow you to control the narrative through choices made, especially on open world titles such as Red Dead Redemption 2 or Ghosts of Tsushima. These open world and choice-based experiences (Beyond Two Souls) I believe builds just as strong of a connection to your favourite TV show or movie character you grew such a strong bond with. Being able to play as a character who’s your favourite through an open world experience feels like it’s from your point of view, keeping that memory of the first play-through permanently instilled. This is even better when the story continues to build at a perfect pace where you can’t even predict how the tale will unfold. Everything just feels better when that controller is in your hand🎮😅

#reddeadredemption2 #uncharted4 #playstationexclusive #mindoffb #forculturedminds

What makes a game cinematic you may ask?

Many things but there’s two that stand out, a plethora of compelling cutscenes which will make you put down your controller just to watch the amazing motion capture plus the good voice acting and alongside this, a great narrative which is what makes the gameplay more enticing and interactive.

The coolest thing about video games is that some allow you to control the narrative through choices made, especially on open world titles such as Red Dead Redemption 2 or Ghosts of Tsushima. These open world and choice-based experiences (Beyond Two Souls) I believe builds just as strong of a connection to your favourite TV show or movie character you grew such a strong bond with. Being able to play as a character who’s your favourite through an open world experience feels like it’s from your point of view, keeping that memory of the first play-through permanently instilled. This is even better when the story continues to build at a perfect pace where you can’t even predict how the tale will unfold. Everything just feels better when that controller is in your hand🎮😅

#reddeadredemption2 #uncharted4 #playstationexclusive #mindoffb #forculturedminds

What makes a game cinematic you may ask?

Many things but there’s two that stand out, a plethora of compelling cutscenes which will make you put down your controller just to watch the amazing motion capture plus the good voice acting and alongside this, a great narrative which is what makes the gameplay more enticing and interactive.

The coolest thing about video games is that some allow you to control the narrative through choices made, especially on open world titles such as Red Dead Redemption 2 or Ghosts of Tsushima. These open world and choice-based experiences (Beyond Two Souls) I believe builds just as strong of a connection to your favourite TV show or movie character you grew such a strong bond with. Being able to play as a character who’s your favourite through an open world experience feels like it’s from your point of view, keeping that memory of the first play-through permanently instilled. This is even better when the story continues to build at a perfect pace where you can’t even predict how the tale will unfold. Everything just feels better when that controller is in your hand🎮😅

#reddeadredemption2 #uncharted4 #playstationexclusive #mindoffb #forculturedminds

What makes a game cinematic you may ask?

Many things but there’s two that stand out, a plethora of compelling cutscenes which will make you put down your controller just to watch the amazing motion capture plus the good voice acting and alongside this, a great narrative which is what makes the gameplay more enticing and interactive.

The coolest thing about video games is that some allow you to control the narrative through choices made, especially on open world titles such as Red Dead Redemption 2 or Ghosts of Tsushima. These open world and choice-based experiences (Beyond Two Souls) I believe builds just as strong of a connection to your favourite TV show or movie character you grew such a strong bond with. Being able to play as a character who’s your favourite through an open world experience feels like it’s from your point of view, keeping that memory of the first play-through permanently instilled. This is even better when the story continues to build at a perfect pace where you can’t even predict how the tale will unfold. Everything just feels better when that controller is in your hand🎮😅

#reddeadredemption2 #uncharted4 #playstationexclusive #mindoffb #forculturedminds

Comment down your favourite season from The Wire⬇️

The Wire (2002-2008)

With 5 seasons and many episodes showcasing how all the pieces connect together in the city of Baltimore, The Wire portrays the exact image of how corruption within one area is a domino effect which will fall upon the impoverished and disenfranchised, leading to the youth becoming products of the “game”. This show doesn’t only cover street level crime, it also covers how there are many skeletons in the closet for the police departments, the education system, the government officials and the local newspaper in which each season covers each area.

The ‘game’ as illustrated within this show is perfectly summed up through a game of chess, and in one of the slides the character D’Angelo Barksdale (Larry Gillard Jr) teaches his two apprentices, Wallace (Michael B Jordan) and Bodie (J.D Williams) the basics of chess and how each piece relates to an aspect of the dr*g trade. Throughout the show, these pieces foreshadow how everything is bigger than the dr*g trade, it’s how the system works and that’s the essence of how everything is connected, hence the title….. (Insert the pun if you want)

This goes without me saying, The Wire is a top-notch show. Go watch it!

-FB

#thewirehbo #idriselba #michaelbjordan #crimedrama #hbomax

Comment down your favourite season from The Wire⬇️

The Wire (2002-2008)

With 5 seasons and many episodes showcasing how all the pieces connect together in the city of Baltimore, The Wire portrays the exact image of how corruption within one area is a domino effect which will fall upon the impoverished and disenfranchised, leading to the youth becoming products of the “game”. This show doesn’t only cover street level crime, it also covers how there are many skeletons in the closet for the police departments, the education system, the government officials and the local newspaper in which each season covers each area.

The ‘game’ as illustrated within this show is perfectly summed up through a game of chess, and in one of the slides the character D’Angelo Barksdale (Larry Gillard Jr) teaches his two apprentices, Wallace (Michael B Jordan) and Bodie (J.D Williams) the basics of chess and how each piece relates to an aspect of the dr*g trade. Throughout the show, these pieces foreshadow how everything is bigger than the dr*g trade, it’s how the system works and that’s the essence of how everything is connected, hence the title….. (Insert the pun if you want)

This goes without me saying, The Wire is a top-notch show. Go watch it!

-FB

#thewirehbo #idriselba #michaelbjordan #crimedrama #hbomax

Comment down your favourite season from The Wire⬇️

The Wire (2002-2008)

With 5 seasons and many episodes showcasing how all the pieces connect together in the city of Baltimore, The Wire portrays the exact image of how corruption within one area is a domino effect which will fall upon the impoverished and disenfranchised, leading to the youth becoming products of the “game”. This show doesn’t only cover street level crime, it also covers how there are many skeletons in the closet for the police departments, the education system, the government officials and the local newspaper in which each season covers each area.

The ‘game’ as illustrated within this show is perfectly summed up through a game of chess, and in one of the slides the character D’Angelo Barksdale (Larry Gillard Jr) teaches his two apprentices, Wallace (Michael B Jordan) and Bodie (J.D Williams) the basics of chess and how each piece relates to an aspect of the dr*g trade. Throughout the show, these pieces foreshadow how everything is bigger than the dr*g trade, it’s how the system works and that’s the essence of how everything is connected, hence the title….. (Insert the pun if you want)

This goes without me saying, The Wire is a top-notch show. Go watch it!

-FB

#thewirehbo #idriselba #michaelbjordan #crimedrama #hbomax

Comment down your favourite season from The Wire⬇️

The Wire (2002-2008)

With 5 seasons and many episodes showcasing how all the pieces connect together in the city of Baltimore, The Wire portrays the exact image of how corruption within one area is a domino effect which will fall upon the impoverished and disenfranchised, leading to the youth becoming products of the “game”. This show doesn’t only cover street level crime, it also covers how there are many skeletons in the closet for the police departments, the education system, the government officials and the local newspaper in which each season covers each area.

The ‘game’ as illustrated within this show is perfectly summed up through a game of chess, and in one of the slides the character D’Angelo Barksdale (Larry Gillard Jr) teaches his two apprentices, Wallace (Michael B Jordan) and Bodie (J.D Williams) the basics of chess and how each piece relates to an aspect of the dr*g trade. Throughout the show, these pieces foreshadow how everything is bigger than the dr*g trade, it’s how the system works and that’s the essence of how everything is connected, hence the title….. (Insert the pun if you want)

This goes without me saying, The Wire is a top-notch show. Go watch it!

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#thewirehbo #idriselba #michaelbjordan #crimedrama #hbomax

Comment down your favourite season from The Wire⬇️

The Wire (2002-2008)

With 5 seasons and many episodes showcasing how all the pieces connect together in the city of Baltimore, The Wire portrays the exact image of how corruption within one area is a domino effect which will fall upon the impoverished and disenfranchised, leading to the youth becoming products of the “game”. This show doesn’t only cover street level crime, it also covers how there are many skeletons in the closet for the police departments, the education system, the government officials and the local newspaper in which each season covers each area.

The ‘game’ as illustrated within this show is perfectly summed up through a game of chess, and in one of the slides the character D’Angelo Barksdale (Larry Gillard Jr) teaches his two apprentices, Wallace (Michael B Jordan) and Bodie (J.D Williams) the basics of chess and how each piece relates to an aspect of the dr*g trade. Throughout the show, these pieces foreshadow how everything is bigger than the dr*g trade, it’s how the system works and that’s the essence of how everything is connected, hence the title….. (Insert the pun if you want)

This goes without me saying, The Wire is a top-notch show. Go watch it!

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#thewirehbo #idriselba #michaelbjordan #crimedrama #hbomax

Comment down your favourite season from The Wire⬇️

The Wire (2002-2008)

With 5 seasons and many episodes showcasing how all the pieces connect together in the city of Baltimore, The Wire portrays the exact image of how corruption within one area is a domino effect which will fall upon the impoverished and disenfranchised, leading to the youth becoming products of the “game”. This show doesn’t only cover street level crime, it also covers how there are many skeletons in the closet for the police departments, the education system, the government officials and the local newspaper in which each season covers each area.

The ‘game’ as illustrated within this show is perfectly summed up through a game of chess, and in one of the slides the character D’Angelo Barksdale (Larry Gillard Jr) teaches his two apprentices, Wallace (Michael B Jordan) and Bodie (J.D Williams) the basics of chess and how each piece relates to an aspect of the dr*g trade. Throughout the show, these pieces foreshadow how everything is bigger than the dr*g trade, it’s how the system works and that’s the essence of how everything is connected, hence the title….. (Insert the pun if you want)

This goes without me saying, The Wire is a top-notch show. Go watch it!

-FB

#thewirehbo #idriselba #michaelbjordan #crimedrama #hbomax

Comment down your favourite season from The Wire⬇️

The Wire (2002-2008)

With 5 seasons and many episodes showcasing how all the pieces connect together in the city of Baltimore, The Wire portrays the exact image of how corruption within one area is a domino effect which will fall upon the impoverished and disenfranchised, leading to the youth becoming products of the “game”. This show doesn’t only cover street level crime, it also covers how there are many skeletons in the closet for the police departments, the education system, the government officials and the local newspaper in which each season covers each area.

The ‘game’ as illustrated within this show is perfectly summed up through a game of chess, and in one of the slides the character D’Angelo Barksdale (Larry Gillard Jr) teaches his two apprentices, Wallace (Michael B Jordan) and Bodie (J.D Williams) the basics of chess and how each piece relates to an aspect of the dr*g trade. Throughout the show, these pieces foreshadow how everything is bigger than the dr*g trade, it’s how the system works and that’s the essence of how everything is connected, hence the title….. (Insert the pun if you want)

This goes without me saying, The Wire is a top-notch show. Go watch it!

-FB

#thewirehbo #idriselba #michaelbjordan #crimedrama #hbomax

Comment down your favourite season from The Wire⬇️

The Wire (2002-2008)

With 5 seasons and many episodes showcasing how all the pieces connect together in the city of Baltimore, The Wire portrays the exact image of how corruption within one area is a domino effect which will fall upon the impoverished and disenfranchised, leading to the youth becoming products of the “game”. This show doesn’t only cover street level crime, it also covers how there are many skeletons in the closet for the police departments, the education system, the government officials and the local newspaper in which each season covers each area.

The ‘game’ as illustrated within this show is perfectly summed up through a game of chess, and in one of the slides the character D’Angelo Barksdale (Larry Gillard Jr) teaches his two apprentices, Wallace (Michael B Jordan) and Bodie (J.D Williams) the basics of chess and how each piece relates to an aspect of the dr*g trade. Throughout the show, these pieces foreshadow how everything is bigger than the dr*g trade, it’s how the system works and that’s the essence of how everything is connected, hence the title….. (Insert the pun if you want)

This goes without me saying, The Wire is a top-notch show. Go watch it!

-FB

#thewirehbo #idriselba #michaelbjordan #crimedrama #hbomax

Comment down your favourite season from The Wire⬇️

The Wire (2002-2008)

With 5 seasons and many episodes showcasing how all the pieces connect together in the city of Baltimore, The Wire portrays the exact image of how corruption within one area is a domino effect which will fall upon the impoverished and disenfranchised, leading to the youth becoming products of the “game”. This show doesn’t only cover street level crime, it also covers how there are many skeletons in the closet for the police departments, the education system, the government officials and the local newspaper in which each season covers each area.

The ‘game’ as illustrated within this show is perfectly summed up through a game of chess, and in one of the slides the character D’Angelo Barksdale (Larry Gillard Jr) teaches his two apprentices, Wallace (Michael B Jordan) and Bodie (J.D Williams) the basics of chess and how each piece relates to an aspect of the dr*g trade. Throughout the show, these pieces foreshadow how everything is bigger than the dr*g trade, it’s how the system works and that’s the essence of how everything is connected, hence the title….. (Insert the pun if you want)

This goes without me saying, The Wire is a top-notch show. Go watch it!

-FB

#thewirehbo #idriselba #michaelbjordan #crimedrama #hbomax

Comment down your favourite season from The Wire⬇️

The Wire (2002-2008)

With 5 seasons and many episodes showcasing how all the pieces connect together in the city of Baltimore, The Wire portrays the exact image of how corruption within one area is a domino effect which will fall upon the impoverished and disenfranchised, leading to the youth becoming products of the “game”. This show doesn’t only cover street level crime, it also covers how there are many skeletons in the closet for the police departments, the education system, the government officials and the local newspaper in which each season covers each area.

The ‘game’ as illustrated within this show is perfectly summed up through a game of chess, and in one of the slides the character D’Angelo Barksdale (Larry Gillard Jr) teaches his two apprentices, Wallace (Michael B Jordan) and Bodie (J.D Williams) the basics of chess and how each piece relates to an aspect of the dr*g trade. Throughout the show, these pieces foreshadow how everything is bigger than the dr*g trade, it’s how the system works and that’s the essence of how everything is connected, hence the title….. (Insert the pun if you want)

This goes without me saying, The Wire is a top-notch show. Go watch it!

-FB

#thewirehbo #idriselba #michaelbjordan #crimedrama #hbomax

Comment down your favourite season from The Wire⬇️

The Wire (2002-2008)

With 5 seasons and many episodes showcasing how all the pieces connect together in the city of Baltimore, The Wire portrays the exact image of how corruption within one area is a domino effect which will fall upon the impoverished and disenfranchised, leading to the youth becoming products of the “game”. This show doesn’t only cover street level crime, it also covers how there are many skeletons in the closet for the police departments, the education system, the government officials and the local newspaper in which each season covers each area.

The ‘game’ as illustrated within this show is perfectly summed up through a game of chess, and in one of the slides the character D’Angelo Barksdale (Larry Gillard Jr) teaches his two apprentices, Wallace (Michael B Jordan) and Bodie (J.D Williams) the basics of chess and how each piece relates to an aspect of the dr*g trade. Throughout the show, these pieces foreshadow how everything is bigger than the dr*g trade, it’s how the system works and that’s the essence of how everything is connected, hence the title….. (Insert the pun if you want)

This goes without me saying, The Wire is a top-notch show. Go watch it!

-FB

#thewirehbo #idriselba #michaelbjordan #crimedrama #hbomax

Comment down your favourite season from The Wire⬇️

The Wire (2002-2008)

With 5 seasons and many episodes showcasing how all the pieces connect together in the city of Baltimore, The Wire portrays the exact image of how corruption within one area is a domino effect which will fall upon the impoverished and disenfranchised, leading to the youth becoming products of the “game”. This show doesn’t only cover street level crime, it also covers how there are many skeletons in the closet for the police departments, the education system, the government officials and the local newspaper in which each season covers each area.

The ‘game’ as illustrated within this show is perfectly summed up through a game of chess, and in one of the slides the character D’Angelo Barksdale (Larry Gillard Jr) teaches his two apprentices, Wallace (Michael B Jordan) and Bodie (J.D Williams) the basics of chess and how each piece relates to an aspect of the dr*g trade. Throughout the show, these pieces foreshadow how everything is bigger than the dr*g trade, it’s how the system works and that’s the essence of how everything is connected, hence the title….. (Insert the pun if you want)

This goes without me saying, The Wire is a top-notch show. Go watch it!

-FB

#thewirehbo #idriselba #michaelbjordan #crimedrama #hbomax

Remember to comment down your favourite beat switch⬇️

It’s always a great experience to listen to an album in one sitting and hear a beat switch which moves you.

I’ve noticed many artists who execute these beat switches leave a significant mark on each album they produce. One example being Tyler, where he includes a beat switch on many of the songs with the “/“ on the title (track 10’s) or ScHoolboy Q with the majority of Blue Lips, especially Lost Times and oHio. These two part songs always adds more emphasis and depth to the storytelling as well as more enjoyment for the listener.

Nothing will beat that beat feeling of first hearing the beat switch for ‘m.A.A.d city’ where Kendrick goes from a modernised sound to the grounded and older west coast G-Funk sound, showing that there’s nothing new with the madness of Compton.

Absolute cinema.

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#schoolboyq #kendricklamar #travisscott #beatswitch #freddiegibbs

Remember to comment down your favourite beat switch⬇️

It’s always a great experience to listen to an album in one sitting and hear a beat switch which moves you.

I’ve noticed many artists who execute these beat switches leave a significant mark on each album they produce. One example being Tyler, where he includes a beat switch on many of the songs with the “/“ on the title (track 10’s) or ScHoolboy Q with the majority of Blue Lips, especially Lost Times and oHio. These two part songs always adds more emphasis and depth to the storytelling as well as more enjoyment for the listener.

Nothing will beat that beat feeling of first hearing the beat switch for ‘m.A.A.d city’ where Kendrick goes from a modernised sound to the grounded and older west coast G-Funk sound, showing that there’s nothing new with the madness of Compton.

Absolute cinema.

-FB

#schoolboyq #kendricklamar #travisscott #beatswitch #freddiegibbs

Remember to comment down your favourite beat switch⬇️

It’s always a great experience to listen to an album in one sitting and hear a beat switch which moves you.

I’ve noticed many artists who execute these beat switches leave a significant mark on each album they produce. One example being Tyler, where he includes a beat switch on many of the songs with the “/“ on the title (track 10’s) or ScHoolboy Q with the majority of Blue Lips, especially Lost Times and oHio. These two part songs always adds more emphasis and depth to the storytelling as well as more enjoyment for the listener.

Nothing will beat that beat feeling of first hearing the beat switch for ‘m.A.A.d city’ where Kendrick goes from a modernised sound to the grounded and older west coast G-Funk sound, showing that there’s nothing new with the madness of Compton.

Absolute cinema.

-FB

#schoolboyq #kendricklamar #travisscott #beatswitch #freddiegibbs

Remember to comment down your favourite beat switch⬇️

It’s always a great experience to listen to an album in one sitting and hear a beat switch which moves you.

I’ve noticed many artists who execute these beat switches leave a significant mark on each album they produce. One example being Tyler, where he includes a beat switch on many of the songs with the “/“ on the title (track 10’s) or ScHoolboy Q with the majority of Blue Lips, especially Lost Times and oHio. These two part songs always adds more emphasis and depth to the storytelling as well as more enjoyment for the listener.

Nothing will beat that beat feeling of first hearing the beat switch for ‘m.A.A.d city’ where Kendrick goes from a modernised sound to the grounded and older west coast G-Funk sound, showing that there’s nothing new with the madness of Compton.

Absolute cinema.

-FB

#schoolboyq #kendricklamar #travisscott #beatswitch #freddiegibbs

Remember to comment down your favourite beat switch⬇️

It’s always a great experience to listen to an album in one sitting and hear a beat switch which moves you.

I’ve noticed many artists who execute these beat switches leave a significant mark on each album they produce. One example being Tyler, where he includes a beat switch on many of the songs with the “/“ on the title (track 10’s) or ScHoolboy Q with the majority of Blue Lips, especially Lost Times and oHio. These two part songs always adds more emphasis and depth to the storytelling as well as more enjoyment for the listener.

Nothing will beat that beat feeling of first hearing the beat switch for ‘m.A.A.d city’ where Kendrick goes from a modernised sound to the grounded and older west coast G-Funk sound, showing that there’s nothing new with the madness of Compton.

Absolute cinema.

-FB

#schoolboyq #kendricklamar #travisscott #beatswitch #freddiegibbs

Remember to comment down your favourite beat switch⬇️

It’s always a great experience to listen to an album in one sitting and hear a beat switch which moves you.

I’ve noticed many artists who execute these beat switches leave a significant mark on each album they produce. One example being Tyler, where he includes a beat switch on many of the songs with the “/“ on the title (track 10’s) or ScHoolboy Q with the majority of Blue Lips, especially Lost Times and oHio. These two part songs always adds more emphasis and depth to the storytelling as well as more enjoyment for the listener.

Nothing will beat that beat feeling of first hearing the beat switch for ‘m.A.A.d city’ where Kendrick goes from a modernised sound to the grounded and older west coast G-Funk sound, showing that there’s nothing new with the madness of Compton.

Absolute cinema.

-FB

#schoolboyq #kendricklamar #travisscott #beatswitch #freddiegibbs

Remember to comment down your favourite beat switch⬇️

It’s always a great experience to listen to an album in one sitting and hear a beat switch which moves you.

I’ve noticed many artists who execute these beat switches leave a significant mark on each album they produce. One example being Tyler, where he includes a beat switch on many of the songs with the “/“ on the title (track 10’s) or ScHoolboy Q with the majority of Blue Lips, especially Lost Times and oHio. These two part songs always adds more emphasis and depth to the storytelling as well as more enjoyment for the listener.

Nothing will beat that beat feeling of first hearing the beat switch for ‘m.A.A.d city’ where Kendrick goes from a modernised sound to the grounded and older west coast G-Funk sound, showing that there’s nothing new with the madness of Compton.

Absolute cinema.

-FB

#schoolboyq #kendricklamar #travisscott #beatswitch #freddiegibbs

Remember to comment down your favourite beat switch⬇️

It’s always a great experience to listen to an album in one sitting and hear a beat switch which moves you.

I’ve noticed many artists who execute these beat switches leave a significant mark on each album they produce. One example being Tyler, where he includes a beat switch on many of the songs with the “/“ on the title (track 10’s) or ScHoolboy Q with the majority of Blue Lips, especially Lost Times and oHio. These two part songs always adds more emphasis and depth to the storytelling as well as more enjoyment for the listener.

Nothing will beat that beat feeling of first hearing the beat switch for ‘m.A.A.d city’ where Kendrick goes from a modernised sound to the grounded and older west coast G-Funk sound, showing that there’s nothing new with the madness of Compton.

Absolute cinema.

-FB

#schoolboyq #kendricklamar #travisscott #beatswitch #freddiegibbs

Comment down your favourite UK rap songs⬇️

Introduce yourself to the finest UK songs. This post contains over 20 years of different stories, different areas, and for some songs, different sub-genres.

Making this post was even making me nostalgic because it shows how far the UK music scene has come, from the simplicity of having camera men record the grittiest parts of an estate to high quality visuals. Witnessing all of these music videos takes me back to a time where I’d be on Link Up TV, SBTV, Pacman TV, GRM Daily or Mixtape Madness to find new bangers, new freestyles or new big songs that premiered at the time.

But yeah enjoy this post, and lemme know what kinda posts you’d like to see next🙏🏾

Thanks for supporting and watching.
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#ukrap #ukgrime #ukmusic #skepta #santandave

Comment down your favourite UK rap songs⬇️

Introduce yourself to the finest UK songs. This post contains over 20 years of different stories, different areas, and for some songs, different sub-genres.

Making this post was even making me nostalgic because it shows how far the UK music scene has come, from the simplicity of having camera men record the grittiest parts of an estate to high quality visuals. Witnessing all of these music videos takes me back to a time where I’d be on Link Up TV, SBTV, Pacman TV, GRM Daily or Mixtape Madness to find new bangers, new freestyles or new big songs that premiered at the time.

But yeah enjoy this post, and lemme know what kinda posts you’d like to see next🙏🏾

Thanks for supporting and watching.
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#ukrap #ukgrime #ukmusic #skepta #santandave

Comment down your favourite UK rap songs⬇️

Introduce yourself to the finest UK songs. This post contains over 20 years of different stories, different areas, and for some songs, different sub-genres.

Making this post was even making me nostalgic because it shows how far the UK music scene has come, from the simplicity of having camera men record the grittiest parts of an estate to high quality visuals. Witnessing all of these music videos takes me back to a time where I’d be on Link Up TV, SBTV, Pacman TV, GRM Daily or Mixtape Madness to find new bangers, new freestyles or new big songs that premiered at the time.

But yeah enjoy this post, and lemme know what kinda posts you’d like to see next🙏🏾

Thanks for supporting and watching.
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#ukrap #ukgrime #ukmusic #skepta #santandave

Comment down your favourite UK rap songs⬇️

Introduce yourself to the finest UK songs. This post contains over 20 years of different stories, different areas, and for some songs, different sub-genres.

Making this post was even making me nostalgic because it shows how far the UK music scene has come, from the simplicity of having camera men record the grittiest parts of an estate to high quality visuals. Witnessing all of these music videos takes me back to a time where I’d be on Link Up TV, SBTV, Pacman TV, GRM Daily or Mixtape Madness to find new bangers, new freestyles or new big songs that premiered at the time.

But yeah enjoy this post, and lemme know what kinda posts you’d like to see next🙏🏾

Thanks for supporting and watching.
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#ukrap #ukgrime #ukmusic #skepta #santandave

Comment down your favourite UK rap songs⬇️

Introduce yourself to the finest UK songs. This post contains over 20 years of different stories, different areas, and for some songs, different sub-genres.

Making this post was even making me nostalgic because it shows how far the UK music scene has come, from the simplicity of having camera men record the grittiest parts of an estate to high quality visuals. Witnessing all of these music videos takes me back to a time where I’d be on Link Up TV, SBTV, Pacman TV, GRM Daily or Mixtape Madness to find new bangers, new freestyles or new big songs that premiered at the time.

But yeah enjoy this post, and lemme know what kinda posts you’d like to see next🙏🏾

Thanks for supporting and watching.
-FB

#ukrap #ukgrime #ukmusic #skepta #santandave

Comment down your favourite UK rap songs⬇️

Introduce yourself to the finest UK songs. This post contains over 20 years of different stories, different areas, and for some songs, different sub-genres.

Making this post was even making me nostalgic because it shows how far the UK music scene has come, from the simplicity of having camera men record the grittiest parts of an estate to high quality visuals. Witnessing all of these music videos takes me back to a time where I’d be on Link Up TV, SBTV, Pacman TV, GRM Daily or Mixtape Madness to find new bangers, new freestyles or new big songs that premiered at the time.

But yeah enjoy this post, and lemme know what kinda posts you’d like to see next🙏🏾

Thanks for supporting and watching.
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#ukrap #ukgrime #ukmusic #skepta #santandave

Comment down your favourite UK rap songs⬇️

Introduce yourself to the finest UK songs. This post contains over 20 years of different stories, different areas, and for some songs, different sub-genres.

Making this post was even making me nostalgic because it shows how far the UK music scene has come, from the simplicity of having camera men record the grittiest parts of an estate to high quality visuals. Witnessing all of these music videos takes me back to a time where I’d be on Link Up TV, SBTV, Pacman TV, GRM Daily or Mixtape Madness to find new bangers, new freestyles or new big songs that premiered at the time.

But yeah enjoy this post, and lemme know what kinda posts you’d like to see next🙏🏾

Thanks for supporting and watching.
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#ukrap #ukgrime #ukmusic #skepta #santandave

Comment down your favourite UK rap songs⬇️

Introduce yourself to the finest UK songs. This post contains over 20 years of different stories, different areas, and for some songs, different sub-genres.

Making this post was even making me nostalgic because it shows how far the UK music scene has come, from the simplicity of having camera men record the grittiest parts of an estate to high quality visuals. Witnessing all of these music videos takes me back to a time where I’d be on Link Up TV, SBTV, Pacman TV, GRM Daily or Mixtape Madness to find new bangers, new freestyles or new big songs that premiered at the time.

But yeah enjoy this post, and lemme know what kinda posts you’d like to see next🙏🏾

Thanks for supporting and watching.
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#ukrap #ukgrime #ukmusic #skepta #santandave

Comment down your favourite UK rap songs⬇️

Introduce yourself to the finest UK songs. This post contains over 20 years of different stories, different areas, and for some songs, different sub-genres.

Making this post was even making me nostalgic because it shows how far the UK music scene has come, from the simplicity of having camera men record the grittiest parts of an estate to high quality visuals. Witnessing all of these music videos takes me back to a time where I’d be on Link Up TV, SBTV, Pacman TV, GRM Daily or Mixtape Madness to find new bangers, new freestyles or new big songs that premiered at the time.

But yeah enjoy this post, and lemme know what kinda posts you’d like to see next🙏🏾

Thanks for supporting and watching.
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#ukrap #ukgrime #ukmusic #skepta #santandave

Comment down your favourite UK rap songs⬇️

Introduce yourself to the finest UK songs. This post contains over 20 years of different stories, different areas, and for some songs, different sub-genres.

Making this post was even making me nostalgic because it shows how far the UK music scene has come, from the simplicity of having camera men record the grittiest parts of an estate to high quality visuals. Witnessing all of these music videos takes me back to a time where I’d be on Link Up TV, SBTV, Pacman TV, GRM Daily or Mixtape Madness to find new bangers, new freestyles or new big songs that premiered at the time.

But yeah enjoy this post, and lemme know what kinda posts you’d like to see next🙏🏾

Thanks for supporting and watching.
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#ukrap #ukgrime #ukmusic #skepta #santandave

Comment down your favourite UK rap songs⬇️

Introduce yourself to the finest UK songs. This post contains over 20 years of different stories, different areas, and for some songs, different sub-genres.

Making this post was even making me nostalgic because it shows how far the UK music scene has come, from the simplicity of having camera men record the grittiest parts of an estate to high quality visuals. Witnessing all of these music videos takes me back to a time where I’d be on Link Up TV, SBTV, Pacman TV, GRM Daily or Mixtape Madness to find new bangers, new freestyles or new big songs that premiered at the time.

But yeah enjoy this post, and lemme know what kinda posts you’d like to see next🙏🏾

Thanks for supporting and watching.
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#ukrap #ukgrime #ukmusic #skepta #santandave

Comment down your favourite UK rap songs⬇️

Introduce yourself to the finest UK songs. This post contains over 20 years of different stories, different areas, and for some songs, different sub-genres.

Making this post was even making me nostalgic because it shows how far the UK music scene has come, from the simplicity of having camera men record the grittiest parts of an estate to high quality visuals. Witnessing all of these music videos takes me back to a time where I’d be on Link Up TV, SBTV, Pacman TV, GRM Daily or Mixtape Madness to find new bangers, new freestyles or new big songs that premiered at the time.

But yeah enjoy this post, and lemme know what kinda posts you’d like to see next🙏🏾

Thanks for supporting and watching.
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#ukrap #ukgrime #ukmusic #skepta #santandave

Comment down your favourite UK rap songs⬇️

Introduce yourself to the finest UK songs. This post contains over 20 years of different stories, different areas, and for some songs, different sub-genres.

Making this post was even making me nostalgic because it shows how far the UK music scene has come, from the simplicity of having camera men record the grittiest parts of an estate to high quality visuals. Witnessing all of these music videos takes me back to a time where I’d be on Link Up TV, SBTV, Pacman TV, GRM Daily or Mixtape Madness to find new bangers, new freestyles or new big songs that premiered at the time.

But yeah enjoy this post, and lemme know what kinda posts you’d like to see next🙏🏾

Thanks for supporting and watching.
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#ukrap #ukgrime #ukmusic #skepta #santandave

Comment down your favourite UK rap songs⬇️

Introduce yourself to the finest UK songs. This post contains over 20 years of different stories, different areas, and for some songs, different sub-genres.

Making this post was even making me nostalgic because it shows how far the UK music scene has come, from the simplicity of having camera men record the grittiest parts of an estate to high quality visuals. Witnessing all of these music videos takes me back to a time where I’d be on Link Up TV, SBTV, Pacman TV, GRM Daily or Mixtape Madness to find new bangers, new freestyles or new big songs that premiered at the time.

But yeah enjoy this post, and lemme know what kinda posts you’d like to see next🙏🏾

Thanks for supporting and watching.
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#ukrap #ukgrime #ukmusic #skepta #santandave

Comment down your favourite UK rap songs⬇️

Introduce yourself to the finest UK songs. This post contains over 20 years of different stories, different areas, and for some songs, different sub-genres.

Making this post was even making me nostalgic because it shows how far the UK music scene has come, from the simplicity of having camera men record the grittiest parts of an estate to high quality visuals. Witnessing all of these music videos takes me back to a time where I’d be on Link Up TV, SBTV, Pacman TV, GRM Daily or Mixtape Madness to find new bangers, new freestyles or new big songs that premiered at the time.

But yeah enjoy this post, and lemme know what kinda posts you’d like to see next🙏🏾

Thanks for supporting and watching.
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#ukrap #ukgrime #ukmusic #skepta #santandave

Comment down your favourite UK rap songs⬇️

Introduce yourself to the finest UK songs. This post contains over 20 years of different stories, different areas, and for some songs, different sub-genres.

Making this post was even making me nostalgic because it shows how far the UK music scene has come, from the simplicity of having camera men record the grittiest parts of an estate to high quality visuals. Witnessing all of these music videos takes me back to a time where I’d be on Link Up TV, SBTV, Pacman TV, GRM Daily or Mixtape Madness to find new bangers, new freestyles or new big songs that premiered at the time.

But yeah enjoy this post, and lemme know what kinda posts you’d like to see next🙏🏾

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Comment down your favourite UK rap songs⬇️

Introduce yourself to the finest UK songs. This post contains over 20 years of different stories, different areas, and for some songs, different sub-genres.

Making this post was even making me nostalgic because it shows how far the UK music scene has come, from the simplicity of having camera men record the grittiest parts of an estate to high quality visuals. Witnessing all of these music videos takes me back to a time where I’d be on Link Up TV, SBTV, Pacman TV, GRM Daily or Mixtape Madness to find new bangers, new freestyles or new big songs that premiered at the time.

But yeah enjoy this post, and lemme know what kinda posts you’d like to see next🙏🏾

Thanks for supporting and watching.
-FB

#ukrap #ukgrime #ukmusic #skepta #santandave

Comment down your favourite UK rap songs⬇️

Introduce yourself to the finest UK songs. This post contains over 20 years of different stories, different areas, and for some songs, different sub-genres.

Making this post was even making me nostalgic because it shows how far the UK music scene has come, from the simplicity of having camera men record the grittiest parts of an estate to high quality visuals. Witnessing all of these music videos takes me back to a time where I’d be on Link Up TV, SBTV, Pacman TV, GRM Daily or Mixtape Madness to find new bangers, new freestyles or new big songs that premiered at the time.

But yeah enjoy this post, and lemme know what kinda posts you’d like to see next🙏🏾

Thanks for supporting and watching.
-FB

#ukrap #ukgrime #ukmusic #skepta #santandave