J Pee - To the Kids That I Might Never Have (Official Audio)

[@enterusername7412]

God make this guy famous. I know he'll do great. We need good music to make a comeback.

[@JPeeMusic]

It's a blessing. I wanted fame my whole life. I needed humility. I'm happy the universe has given me what I needed versus what I wanted

[@enterusername7412]

@@JPeeMusic sorry to bother you but I was thinking of getting into song writing and I was wondering if you had advice for a fan? I've never done anything music wise but I'd like to make my own stuff someday. I really hope asking for this wasn't rude.

[@JPeeMusic]

@@enterusername7412 Hey man! Thanks for reaching out! I don't know how great my advice is, because I don't really know what else to say other than just start writing. Write about anything that interests you. It's just poetry set to music pretty much. If you want to do your own beats, I use FL Studios. The interface is really user friendly. Also, get Splice. It's an unreal website for samples. Making beats is so freaking easy with Splice and FL. Does that help at all?

[@enterusername7412]

@@JPeeMusic thanks man. You're awesome. I was worried you'd think I was trying to milk it. Anyway have a great day or night and keep kicking ass. Sending love from the East coast my friend.

[@enterusername7412]

@@JPeeMusic I'm I'm really sorry but I was hoping maybe I can ask one last question. I'm if it's not any trouble may I ask what candy rapper is about. Its one of my favorites from you. Anyway thanks I won't be bothering you anymore. Thanks again.

[@ryleejskeifjw8906]

This song needs to be more popular it's an amazing song and actually has meaning to it

[@thegendereater1751]

To my son, To my daughter. I'd love to hear you call me 'dad', But, it I decide to take a pass, This is to the kids that I might never have. To my son, To my daughter. I'd love to hear you call me 'dad', But, it I decide to take a pass, This is to the kids that I might never have. To Blake. That's always been my favorite name for a girl. I think about you a lot. I think I could raise you to be smart, Strong, Teach you how to love. But there's a voice in my gut. It's soft, but it's deep If I listen quietly, Past my own wants and needs. It's cautioning me Not to bring you into being, That we're dealing with something larger than you and me. See, I would try to give you the world, baby girl, Just like every dad tries. But I'm afraid of what lies ahead, I'm afraid of the planet we're leaving behind, Courtesy of mankind For you to inherit. See, I'm afraid That you'd live through pain. Repercussions of past generations living greedily: Abusing the planet, Taking water, animal, land for granted. There's no way around it. We're headed for changes And it could be rough sailing for a bit. Call me a pessimist, Call me a liberal dick, But I'm scared of bringing a child into this. Feel counterintuitive to give you breath At a time when so much is dying, When we're at war with the home that gave us life. God's gift became a virus. Miraculous species left unchecked for far too long. We've become gods, We've raped the Heaven we landed on. And it's not your fault, it's ours, Which makes it seem all more selfish To drop the responsibilities into your palms To deal with our problems long after we're gone. It should be us to suffer through what we've caused, Not our sons and daughters. Where does the buck stop? Which is why I'm hesitant to bring you next to me. Not to say there won't be love and beauty, But we're headed for shifts humanity has never seen. So excuse me If I want to protect you from what it could be: Disastrous and obscene. Look at me, hmph, You're not even a being And there go my fatherly instincts To protect you. I can be paranoid, it's true, Call me young, dumb, When none of this comes to fruit. And I'd love to be wrong. I would love to be wrong. I'd love to see you, But these are my thoughts. Maybe they'll change In a decade or two, When I'm older, Wiser, Have more to offer you. I don't know, I guess we'll wait and see. To my son, To my daughter. I'd love to hear you call me 'dad', But, it I decide to take a pass, This is to the kids that I might never have. To my son, To my daughter. I'd love to hear you call me 'dad', But, it I decide to take a pass, This is to the kids that I might never have. Jayden, Feel like I owe you an explanation For my decision making. I have no doubt in your ability To be a difference maker. But I'll be cut and dry, big guy: The difference maker In our lives right now is less lives. Might sound cold, But these words come From my love of all the world holds. I could say: "Fuck it, I don't care. A couple of kids won't make a difference out of billions. No one else is gon' make changes, Why should I? It's my life. I should live the way I want, 'cuz One day Imma die. No one cares if I Have one kid or five, It's my right. Legacy is so important. My genes are my fortune, Must ensure my name survives". Mm-hmm. Breading for legacy will end us. Breeding for boredom will end us. If we don't start thinking about the impact A child has on the planet. We'll be dust When nothing exists to check us. Can we step up? Hive mind has to exist, Small minds have to think big. This is more massive than right-left wing politics. Feels impossible to make a difference, But it's worth a shot, isn't it? At what point do we have the hard conversation? The biggest threat to us is us procreating. Jayden, I'm not saying you wouldn't be a wonderful asset to me, But this isn't about me. Your still flesh and blood, A human being, Using resources like the rest of us. The world will inevitably feel your impact Whether you're a president or a monk. That's not your fault, But the world is shouldering a lot And the timing might be off For me to come to your basketball games And watch how you hit the last shot. And that sucks. I'm not ruling it out, son. The world could still be a hell of a lot more fun. But the Earth's changing, And right now . . . It needs a little less of us. To my son, To my daughter. I'd love to hear you call me 'dad', But, it I decide to take a pass, This is to the kids that I might never have. To my son, To my daughter. I'd love to hear you call me 'dad', But, it I decide to take a pass, This is to the kids that I might never have. "Sometimes I think I should have you Because I'd rase you better. You'd be kinder, Smarter, Woke as fuck, A world trend setter, Little superheros making the world greater than you left it. Beacon of light admist the Recless fuckheads who don't give two shits. Watch this family change the world like the Kennedy's did, Erected in history books and monuments. 'Cuz my genetics are the shit, bruh, The world needs my seed more than some redneck in Nebraska. Darwins says 'spread your semen, we need it'. Idiocy happening, ask Mike judge. Ignorant idiots popping out kids, We need to balance the scale with intelligence. But I don't think entering a baby making contest Against a family from East Texas is gonna solve this. Superiority complex makes for bad for kids, And "I'm not accounting for the fact that you'd have minds of your own, Dreams that don't coincide with my goals: A serial killer who doesn't recycle, Wear cats faces as masks, Spend your life playin' Warcraft, Nights shifts as a janitor, Grow up to be a Hitler. I can't force you to be a Ghandi, That shit's outta my hands". Mostly, Changing the world shouldn't be your responsibility, A burden you shouldn't have to carry. That's a choice you make, Not me. If I brought you here, It's cause I want you to live happily. That's what makes me worry. There's the pessimism again. Spouting off about the end of Humanity, I dont think it's the end, But it damn sure is a new beginning.

[@thegendereater1751]

my hands hurt

[@JPeeMusic]

@@thegendereater1751 I know the feeling!

[@ericacox1273]

Thank u so much bro

[@yakuphankocak3596]

@@JPeeMusic i just wanted to say this song is amazing. And those lyrics , they are full of meanings and i really liked it. Thank you !

[@ratking7037]

Nice pfp man

[@slydtsman]

J Pre. You gettin' deep. You & Lil' Dicky are the main reasons I listen to Rap anymore. Hurry up and get your music on Amazon so I can throw money at'choo!

[@Androshi]

JESSE REALLY LOOKS SWEET IN THIS PICTURE!

[@jessicaa.1894]

This is beautiful. It made my heart ache.

[@quehagoconmividasos]

This song always makes me cry like the first time I listened to it. You are truly amazing Jesse

[@JPeeMusic]

Thank you Selena, this is very kind.

[@ТимурМаликов-ж1х]

GODDAMNIT! You're reading my thoughts. I'm childfree for every single reason that you listed in this song. AMAZING!!! Thank you for this )))

[@adrianteav]

Yes!

[@mann6742]

These lyrics 🥺

[@KhristineLindsey]

cant wait for your tour😉

[@enterusername4650]

This is us right now...im scared.

[@SSirloiNN]

Bruh this cuts hella deep

[@josearturromoralesreyes6500]

This song is amazing

[@Pisoxl]

ok love it

[@kecoleo5150]

no wait this is my favorite...

[@Plagolago64]

QUALITY CONTENT

[@faeries2]

I love you Pee 💜😍

[@D1veDeeper]

J Pee please tell me you've reached out to Lil Dicky. You two need to do a song together, you're both incredibly intelligent rappers and I'd lose my shit to see what you both could come up with man! Keep up the good stuff man!

[@enterusername4650]

I feel the same way theyd be great.

[@Alan-vm8ur]

What can I say but yaaassssss

[@ezradavis1046]

Damn.

[@ingelabjorklund178]

I simply love you!Kisses from Spain and Ingela

[@tejassinghania2153]

J Peeeeeeee😍

[@raymondfalahee3256]

❤

[@Man.from.the.90sgeneration]

I don't like rap music but love the message of those lyrics with regards to parenthood. It's not about blaming generations or so, however, Zillennials culture is probably the main reason why young adults are not planning to have children.

[@vanish3002]

LYRICS?

[@2playeractivated]

Omf how are you not famous yet your music better then this other shitty rappers