ODDISEE - OWN APPEAL (Official Video)

[@Daniel.Lenyatsa]

"How you grade yourself is the mark that matters most"

[@Summababy]

Underated is not the word, this is a timeless classic.

[@rossren9691]

Man, I found this song in 2013, everytime I hear it now I am transported back to that time, it's scary how fast time moves

[@randyjacksunn5761]

Riight

[@Matsony32]

yo, me to

[@DankDabster]

man i feel that

[@dwells-93]

feel this so heavily

[@MrAskolein]

man so true, it's crazy

[@2kay.2k]

I've been listening to this song since 2013. Periodically, i come back experiencing it. You've written an immortal piece man. Never forget it. Peace, from Italy.

[@formulaclaude]

Visto che siamo Italianiiiii, ho notato questo sample anche in un album di Guè

[@kowal7511]

³

[@aye3678]

Same here, although I discovered it back in 2014. Still come back to watch and listen to this masterpiece.

[@achilleconte4385]

ancora qui nel 2023, per me una delle piu' belle canzoni rap di tutti i tempi.

[@t99brownie]

Still listening in 2023…timeless 👌

[@Lynxchillin08]

"With the attitude of wealth and the gratitude of the poor"

[@playtime7579]

Just the right mindset for a balanced and healthy life

[@kurtfromMichigan]

Thats the best way to live

[@MUTE129]

Right on brother all the best

[@colelegante]

"Underdog mentality with champion composure"

[@odedfried-gaon2880]

exactly what jumped out at me!

[@wbip4879]

Awesome how J. Cole, Oddisee and Consequence have all sampled the same song, and all made masterpieces with the sample.

[@wbip4879]

***** Damn I hadn't heard that song for 5 years.

[@XXXdemon45XX360]

what was that song that he used of the sample Consequence

[@wbip4879]

RapShort4me disperse

[@XXXdemon45XX360]

WBiP ok thanks

[@wbip4879]

***** Sideline Story

[@yordanmendez4245]

best hip hop song of the decade underrated af

[@Ty-ranical1]

Odd is wise beyond his years. Timeless poetry indeed.

[@dannycapone24]

song deserves atleast 500 k. mainstream can't understand real raw hip hop like this.

[@hanspenis3000]

thats the beauty of it, this way it keeps the charm of a treasure u have to discover.

[@KhiddSliMsRadio]

hanspenis3000 I know but think if mainstream music was like this. The world would be a better place

[@TheJuggernauter]

Judda Kooda the world would be a better place if people were greedy and had better morals.

[@TheJuggernauter]

well that was rude... :(

[@Stixomana]

TheJuggernauter love you guys

[@josunenieves5209]

y'all complain that he is not as known as Iggy azealia and so on, but in my opinion, the fact that he has not gone there is more authentic and cool. it's like he perceives his music as art and not business, which is laudable

[@kevinvasquez5352]

Awesome point. This is why I love underground artists. They are usually very genuine and very talented. You make an amazing point.

[@josunenieves5209]

Thank you! Real hip hop is underground, people! Support your local artists!

[@gerardovidana3466]

+Josune Nieves bottled up thoughts by linoskiii check it out

[@neeko9101]

Well said man big up !!

[@MajinIsFat]

I may not be local to y'all, but can I get some support?

[@TheStarfighter91]

The Windy City is looking good! Oddisee needs to have another show in Chicago!

[@hendrx]

Anyone else been coming for this track for years?

[@Loveispeacej]

💯💯💯💯💯

[@bodeantarawa3343]

✨

[@trillgates2452]

Real MCs will always be appreciated.

[@jenniferblair7579]

Trill Gates Always

[@napotsubane3961]

I wish America would give young hip-hop artists like this and Clear Soul Forces, more media coverage. Then the tastes of our young African people would be influenced by something more positive and progressive. I'm encouraged that this kind of music is still being made. Shout out, straight from Jozi, South Africa!!!

[@toxiccylon]

Real music exist its just the lack of intake on the masses

[@orbitpukelissop6324]

Not only in Amercia, worldwide.

[@troyterry3226]

People think J. Cole is the only artist making honest rap shit makes me so mad, I be naming the exact artists you just did but since they aren't on the radio or tv people just shrug.

[@tobincirullo6168]

Napo Tsubane real talk fam no jk

[@bruh2136]

colonization was good idiot, it brought better technology to africa, the africans didnt really know how to utilize it afterwards, capitalism is a good economic policy, it got germany out of the great depression in the 30s

[@xolisamfobo2934]

I appreciate what Oddisee is doing for hip hop music. Much love from South Africa.

[@kidberetta]

more love from South Africa

[@josem.dueneztinoco2388]

Even more love to South Africa.

[@js-jay1uno]

Respek from SA

[@thebassmath]

Shout out from Los Angeles.

[@SamboNsovo]

Mzansi YEaaaaah!!!

[@gustavomatsuda2309]

Original sample by The Rhythm - The World Is A Place. Also sampled by Marcelo d2 -1967 and J cole - Sideline Story

[@Weedkilla1993]

Thanks for this! 👌

[@olivermartinnovedois]

Verdade.

[@reinaldomartinez13]

it was also sampled by Cru - Just Another Case, who oddisee references in the song.

[@LeoPena81]

Chino XL- Be Here also used this sample

[@thevegeta56]

And of course the really good Disperse by Consequence. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3_TpYGXqtl9n5Y

[@RoLPeace]

What rap is meant to sound like. Keeping hip hop alive. Thank you.

[@rarefruit2320]

🙏

[@RSpracticalshooting]

Man this shit is so refreshing.

[@patogalindo7792]

I had never heard of Oddisee before, I randomly stumbled upon this 5 minutes ago... but I've heard enough for me to go and buy this album, how is this not playing everywhere?!

[@AlejandroAmezcua009]

thats what i'm saying!

[@spookyghost7674]

keepitmoving Lol everybody with half a brain knows they aren't going to find quality music on the radio. The radio doesn't play anybody from TDE but that doesn't mean they aren't taking over the genre. I consider myself as someone who knows a lot about hip hop, and ive never even heard of BET. Basically the only reason Pato hasn't heard of this guy is because he's not famous yet, and its not at all because of sony and universal studios.

[@michaelw.2416]

I ask that question a lot myself, Oddisee should be more known.

[@towermoss]

Pato Galindo because there's crap like Lil Wayne and Wakka clogging up the airwaves

[@lex.cordis]

Pato Galindo Because Clear Channel.

[@CBosridesandreviews]

The pure poetry and talent this man paints with his lyrics, is just inspiring. Everytime I hear this track it makes me think...

[@karlbanks9843]

I cant believe people in the US are listening to Trap when you literally have talent like this launching classics. Much love from the UK 🔥

[@matthewmorrison3745]

Damn shame.

[@Dogen70]

Now you know how a lot of people feel in the US

[@diegoaespitia]

Trap is the new generations music. This is more of the beats of millennial

[@jnaz3thirty1]

Lunch gen x , homie

[@kaizokuAUTO]

There's lots of good trap, too. Don't generalise an entire genre, lol. //

[@Kazalex]

This song is incredible, one of my favourite hip-hop tracks of all time. Hands down.

[@johnjackson5848]

I support artists like this because he has passion for his music.

[@Nojour1]

who woudn't ?

[@johnjackson5848]

fools who enjoy dumb down music like chief keef, YG, etc.

[@Irish8594]

john jackson i used to listen to them now i cant understand what the fuck keef says half the time he mumbles

[@MrFlixke]

I see you listen to STEEZ because your profile pic

[@lowkey3109]

john jackson chief is not dumb, i love chief keef's music, don't get me wrong, i also love oddisees music so much, it gives me so manny chill vibes! peace!!

[@dirtylaundrydon]

2013 was a good year for underground hiphop

[@josem.dueneztinoco2388]

I agree.

[@room___]

all of the good underground rappers haven't put out shit this year, i'm hoping 2017 is a good year.

[@josem.dueneztinoco2388]

room Maybe there giving space for the "new school".

[@josem.dueneztinoco2388]

Cory Craver Do you?

[@josem.dueneztinoco2388]

Cory Craver​ IKR

[@WallTrapMedia]

I'm 38 and this is the Chicago sound I grew up with not that Drill shit! Blessings to this real MC, notice I said MC not rapper!

[@Dogen70]

Whats the names other artists with this sound from Chicago, por favor?

[@Dziugenonas]

@@Dogen70 Yeah I'm curious as well

[@keithblevins6519]

EMCEE

[@costinmelniciuc9]

Common Sense is in your town :)

[@DeTAYL.]

@@Dogen70 Common, Lupe, Rashid Hadee, Thaione Davis, Kidz in the Hall to name a few

[@ivorcomment3782]

I can’t explain how this song moves me. Every time I play it. It’s deep, poetic and prophetic. I’ll just keep playing it.

[@kiddetox1]

1. Oddisee does not want to be Mainstream. It calms the fire you once had for Hip Hop in the first place. 2. He loves where he's at, he doesn't complain. 3. The fans of the Underground will never go away. They will never "Change The Song" if you will. On ANY dope rappers. Instead, our fanbase grows stronger each and everyday.

[@mentorrhymes]

Oddisee is one of the greatest talents in music. Nothing but respect for who he is and what he represents as an artist.

[@tonym2157]

The fact that this song can bring 10 million people together in one little space is Beautiful. God flows through all of us. This song speaks volume.

[@Fakie420]

One of my favorite MCs at the moment. Digging the positive vibes and the Biggie sample.

[@JcobRaco]

Been pumping every era of hip hop for 14 years now, am 28 in January and this song is absolutely classic 10 years later, one of the most utterly timeless tracks.

[@J.c.1904]

that "93 till infinity" line !! dope shit.

[@alto3056]

heard it as I read your comment

[@latinokid33]

6 years later and I still gravitate towards this tune. 🔥

[@psychologyenjoy]

Thank you dead end HipHop for opening me up to this guy. Damn this shit is dope afffff

[@STEELO-247]

+Braeden Hysuick there's no dead end hip hop when Oddisee is in the game Bro!

[@mishaxs]

+Only Nun On The Internet unless you are being sarcastic, Braeden is referring to the youtube channel DeadEndHipHop which is a group of 4 guys who sit down and review albums, and Braeden is thankful they reviewed one of Oddisee's albums because thats how he learned of him

[@STEELO-247]

+wasa naa Bro I wasn't being sarcastic, my bad. Oh cool, I'll check these DeadEndHipHop guys out

[@wayneshamba6961]

+Braeden Hysuick you probably mean dead end mainstream Hip Hop. Underground has always brought this kind up, but this obviously top class!

[@sayvonoftreehousearcade9281]

+wayne shamba Do you mind checking out my music?

[@1802808]

Tradução: Nascido em São Cristóvão, morador de Madureira Desde pequeno acostumado a subir ladeira Me lembro muito bem dos meus tempos de moleque Que sempre passava as férias no final do 77 Padre Miguel sempre dez na bateria Saudoso Mestre André, sempre soube o que queria Futebol na rua F ou no campo de baixo Você sabe, meu tio gentil era um esculacho Eu andava pelas ruas vestindo o meu bate bola Se tu passasse em minha frente era melhor tu sair fora Carnaval de rua, perigoso e divertido Mas passei por tudo isso entre mortos e feridos Graças ao meu pai, o pessoal da tramela Sérgio Cabrito, meu padrinho não dava trégua Lembra do Cassino Bangu, de vez em quando eu ia lá Curtir um funk, ver a mulherada rebolar Kool and the Gang, Gap Band Outro mestre, James Brown Era só alegria, não tinha pau Eu quero ver se tu é homem, mané Do jeito que eu fui e que eu sou Eu quero ver se tu é homem, mané Que nem a parteira falou Eu quero ver se tu é homem, mané Do jeito que eu fui e que eu sou Eu quero ver se tu é homem, mané Que nem a parteira falou No Andaraí, Grajaú o bicho pegava mais Quando pichava muro sempre tinha um correndo atrás Carlos Peixe, meu camarada De vez em quando no piche, outras na baforada Vida de moleque sempre sangue bom Calote no ônibus pra ir à praia no verão Pra ficar um pouco mais roubava no supermercado Foda-se, pra mim isso nunca foi pecado Sempre no Maraca vendo o Mengão jogar Zico, Adílio, Júnior, fazendo a bola rolar Como já diz o hino, vou repetir com vocês Uma vez Flamengo, Flamengo até morrer Meu avô Peixoto deixou meu sangue rubro-negro Me orgulho de ser carioca, me orgulho de ser brasileiro Skate na veia, só quem tem sabe como é que é a sensação E o poder de dar um ollie-air Campo Grande, Norte Shopping, Street no Méier À noite Circo Voador, show do De Falla e um Domec Vender Camisa na 13 de Maio Na situação show no Garage Skunk, diversão de irmão Grandmaster Flash, Afrika Bambaata, Planet Rock Rap, break, graffiti Chegou o hip hop Cantando a vida mas vista por outro lado Não é apologia, cumpadi, não adianta ficar bolado Entenda se a minha rima não te faz rir Não é apologia parceiro, não adianta, sai daqui Eu vim pra zoar, fazer barulho Falar um pouco de mulher Skate, som, bagulho Sempre ligado, sempre sabendo o que quer Sempre bom da cabeça, nunca doente do pé Eu vou levando a vida Juro que vou Só no sapato, sempre sendo o que sou Eu quero ver se tu é homem, mané Do jeito que eu fui e que eu sou Eu quero ver se tu é homem mané Do jeito que eu fui e que eu sou Eu quero ver se tu é homem mané Que nem a parteira falou Eu quero ver se tu é homem, mané Do jeito que eu fui e que eu sou Eu quero ver se tu é homem mané Que nem a parteira falou

[@yagolima125]

Jorge Bitencourt Rejaili brabo hahaha

[@asuhasuhahsuahs]

MAAAAAANO

[@marcospaulo1683]

haha tava com isso na cabeça kk

[@arthursoares486]

Quem sabe sabe

[@Imperfecteus]

Brabo

[@Kooaid-9]

I might be too young to ever really know tupac, biggie, nas, or any other rappers from back then, but man I'm happy to have rappers like this guys that can give a good taste of those days, I can still lisen to music that aint trash.

[@willcole2030]

Tupac, Biggie, and Nas took Hip Hop in a certain direction...Oddi brings it back to the roots. Props from home homie. DMV reps

[@Jeremy.Shapiro]

More of a Rakim than those you mentioned

[@ChristopherBlokNL]

Still one of the best hiphop songs ever made, the life-lessons you share won't be understood if you didn't lived life through these experiences that give these lessons. Beautyfull depth.

[@Megadondada]

What he says in the first 40 secs, regarding how he is inspired to craft his music, are words of wisdom.

[@_wonge]

classic. the video is just as inspiring as the song and the lyrics are

[@firinne]

still in my playlist after all these years. Classic.

[@superultragiggachigga]

Was cleaning out my watch later and came across this again. Agreed it’s a classic

[@BboyDrunkenMonkee]

"Everything you want ain't always good for your soul"

[@si-lince6818]

Wow!.....one more time!!!

[@antoniogambardella785]

the real hip-hop classic

[@aye3678]

Masterpiece.

[@Tomas-rb8sd]

Wow, it's 10 years since i heard this for a first time, helped me through hard times.... Life is fast....

[@AjaxNoord]

That jacket is mad nice

[@tonyclifton8925]

dude, this cat is dope, his beat is dope, his lyrics are flowing n you focusing on his jacket?!?! c'mon son

[@AjaxNoord]

Tony Clifton It ain't like that brother. I've been listening to Oddisee for a long time and I must have played this song a thousand times. I just never saw the video, so when I did I noticed that he had a dope jacket on. Nothing wrong with that.

[@jaredmoss9720]

I was thinking the same thing, hahaha. I want it.

[@TheMIghtyDago]

AjaxNoord i spent an hour trying to find it aahaha

[@BeatsByKal]

Tony Clifton can you not process 2 things at once? jesus man

[@deangelo3749]

"This so real, not knowing what's ahead but I'mma go there still Living in the moment got a hopeless feel but the feeling in itself got it's own appeal But I know, I'm attracted to the lights in the distance The closer that I get and the brighter my wish gets Excited by the risk and the chances I'm taking Not sure what I'm putting my faith in but I'mma be alright." --Oddisee Anyone with any struggles raise ya hands.

[@BenJayToken]

"With the attitude of wealth and the gratitude of the poor" I wish that gratitude is what me, and my wheelchair bound brother, saw when we waited (in the cold) behind the Knitt at Treefort to thank Amir (Oddisee), and his band, for such an incredible show, as well as express just how much his music has helped guide me through a lot of really trying times, particularly when our mom unexpectedly passed away.. Unfortunately, what we saw was the attitude of wealth... no signatures, no pictures, no words... his bandmates seemed very appreciative, but Amir basically just strolled off to the hotel, and the band followed. I never even bothered trying to talk to him the way I watched him essentially ignore a girl that was also fan that was trying to talk with him. I play music, I've played sets, I know it's more often than not, long, hard, and tedious work to give an astounding set.. but he just walked on by totally unphased. I wasn't necessarily insulted, or anything like that, I was just really disappointed... disappointed that he was nothing like how his music made me think he would be in person. I still enjoy his music, Afterthoughts will always be particularly sentimental to me. I suppose I just hear his non instrumental stuff differently now.. this isn't any kind of dig, it just is what it is.. - (for comparison, after Dave Chappelle's stand up set, while his motorcade was ready to roll out behind the Morrison, and his security already gave us a firm "No" to a quick thank you, Dave walked right out some 50 feet to my brother and I in the parking lot to talk to us, actually thanked us, and took a picture... that's the guy that turned down 50,000,000$ showing some genuine gratitude to the people he realizes he gets to inspire, as well as make laugh, & think. No one gets a second chance at a first impression.)

[@WatchSociety]

Always proud to see a brother making it happen, love and respect from a fellow Sudani

[@vaevictus4637]

This artist is amazing. He taps into the quintessence of Rap and knows what music is supposed to be about.

[@nikeaholic]

I love my city. Ain’t no other city like Chi-town. Such a great song and awesome lyrics. Peace and love my friends.

[@brianban110]

I love to listen to this early in the morning and before I go to sleep.

[@47steezaz73]

Hell yeah man I feel you

[@hbyt2477]

This song changed me man. Favorite song forever.

[@justam_ess]

Oddisee is timeless MUSIC!!!! i remember the first time i heard this song!

[@tremagon]

First heard this in 2014, I keep coming back to this, I play it every time I'm roaming around a new city. You captured that beautifully. Props from Finland.

[@aye3678]

Same here brother

[@elektribebeatz]

This is real Hip Hop. Rappers of The Lost Art.

[@stevejackson8878]

man there are so many talented rappers out there I thought 2010s had a few lyricists

[@NOPRKNG]

"I never asked to be born." "My thoughts like meals, I'm a sucker for the seconds." "This a new beginning, I'm climbing out of the other one."

[@Genericchannelo]

Even after 7yrs I can't help but come back to this track. Much love and respect from NZ man

[@CNCMUSIC]

Same bro love yall

[@aguyontheinternet7112]

Love this type of soulful/jazzy type rap. Some shit you can real just groove to.

[@deanslegos1990]

Medius Bowen first time I heard the sax on life's a bitch I thought it should be it's own style

[@thever410]

Marcelo D2

[@hooray718]

Beat from CRU this aint funny! Classic Song.

[@omingobilli710]

Bossa nova*

[@joshuawoods7775]

Hands down, one of the most talented lyricists to do it

[@AnythingButMayonaise]

He been doing his thing for a while...glad to see people catchin on

[@jargin2]

first time hearing this. flow is flawless. this is real hip hop. big respect to Oddisee. super dope

[@ClamBuster4]

joint's been on my cycling playlist for three years now... and i do over 100 rides a year! never tire of hearing of it

[@icejax]

Oddisee is a diamond in the rough. A unknown Legend.

[@goodboysfinishlast]

been listening for a few months but never commented to show the impact of this song on me. thank you oddisee.

[@mastaroshi23]

This song always finds me when I need it. Pure positivity and inspiration

[@M.D.Reinel]

Listen to to freddie gibbs

[@M.D.Reinel]

Or isasaih rashad

[@mastaroshi23]

@@M.D.Reinel yeah that Rashad mixtape from few years always comes back to me You knowww it! gibbs got another album with madlib coming real soon!

[@M.D.Reinel]

@@mastaroshi23 HELL YEA Freddie kane think we just became friends

[@Jgiuly999]

The most underrated and overlooked musician out there. It annoys me that there is so much trash being produced in hip hop which is so prominent at the moment, yet Oddisee is still fairly unrecognised.

[@kiwikudos555]

His music speaks to me on another level. It's real and down to earth and full of feeling. ❤️

[@revomilling9203]

Does anyone else hear the flying lotus/ Nujabes type influence in his production? I love it its a softer style of hip hop that is very condusive to alternative rappers like substantial. Mad props to Odisee for killing it as a producer and a rapper.

[@robertesparza4628]

Awesome sauce

[@ACleverName17]

boom baps officially back

[@imhotepjackson8128]

It ain't never left son.

[@TheTwerkMerc]

Aman AtPeace But dat Sinitus Tempo tho...

[@RSpracticalshooting]

Fuck yes it is. Boom Bap for life

[@TheRealRaz909]

I used to listen to this over and over back in the day at a job that I worked at for over 6 years. This shit just hits different.

[@oddiseemusic]

New album 11.11.22! Follow me on IG for updates. Much love! @oddisee

[@hectorguzman1996]

I remember hearing this song 10 years ago when I met Oddisee searching for hip hop on YT, from that moment I knew I had found a great musician, two years later he released The Good Fight and it became my favorite album. Oddisee accompanied me in many difficult moments and thanks to him I am here.

[@Dunmunll]

I've never heard a producer speak exactly how I feel about what I make in the same way he does. Really makes me respect Oddisee a whole lot more.

[@myplaylistisfire]

I'm back as usual, yearly for 9. That last verse is ridiculous, etched in my brain.

[@John-ml4ic]

This song is undervalued, and the artist underrated. Good sh*t.

[@keyopronin4134]

The man has a 90's flow & flavor, truly a throwback from a bygone ERA.

[@RE-im1xm]

This is dope. I love the footage, with just the various city sites and raw, untampered-with Oddisee. So refreshing. No fluff, pomp nor circumstance. Just fresh lyrics and sites.

[@ImKnomad]

MWN put on this dude! Real Hiphop right here!

[@gyouki_bosatu]

このノスタルジックな雰囲気が本当に好き

[@altarslan]

Hey I wish I could reach you out from somewhere and could say how much this song means to me. I was big on backpack rap years ago, but this new wave got me at the end of it as well. I remember listening to this song when I was younger and my English wasn't this advanced to understand what you're trying to say and what your message is but I was headbopping still. Sometimes I'm lost inside of my head and need a voice to say to me "Yo you got this", and for a while this one is my go to because how authentic and real and well structured it is. This song touched me, and I just wanted to say, thank you Oddisee. You a real MC

[@TheEncouragementKid]

that's dope I hope he can see this one day

[@nurskarbz4105]

❤❤❤

[@tgal164]

Love his approach at writing and creation. INSPIRING.

[@luisrios9856]

this song always helps me keep pushing when i want to give up on life.. just knowing that somebody else is pushing hard also.. thanks oddisee

[@nandinopoggemann7608]

All you lucky people hearing this for the first time. Much love

[@teafy7458]

Incredible

[@MouseOutfit]

Nice !

[@christophermendoza6936]

Such an under rated artist, music so mellow, love that 90’s type feel hip hop can’t beat it, and he has amazing flow

[@garybenninger1544]

Discovered your sound couple years ago and now I’m coming back for more. This sound never gets old.

[@oddiseemusic]

New album 11.11.22! Follow me on IG for updates. Much love! @oddisee

[@ryankingmusic86]

Oddisee is one of the best to ever do it

[@wav.yliving]

I forgot about him, I love how he flipped that sample, thats the best one I've seen so far. This is sick, Im about to get this album

[@wav.yliving]

EnlightenedRap hahahhaha

[@Nnedimma]

This song is perfection. Chills every time I listen to it, even years later. My God, that last verse is such fire.

[@bordvreter]

sounds oldschool and awesome

[@hambubgerchz6048]

Heard this when it came out , was a huge part of my childhood.

[@Jeremy.Shapiro]

This is gold man, this is pure gold

[@JamiePerkins]

This is so dope! You definitely rep Sudan well with your amazing music

[@1civca1]

Dal LA soul

[@agnidas5816]

He representing no one but himself.

[@dpc3324]

Wtf? I don’t hear anything that could make you say that. He’s American btw

[@lugiasimply6054]

@@dpc3324 half Sudanese half African American. He said that in an interview.

[@oggualafein]

he in Chicago In this

[@90syungin51]

Damn man thank God for Oddisee

[@ramongutierrez6860]

Years of listening to this song and just realized you recorded in my beautiful city Chicago and on the corner in broadway and Lawrence ave , uptown baby. Years later I still Listen and feels like it’s the first time I hear this and puts me on edge but relaxed too. Ready for it for sure 😊😅 93(96) till infinity

[@Dani-hv6gy]

Reminds me of Ryan Leslie a bit.. a genius on the beats, but equivalent as a lyricist too! Love this!

[@FindingTruth82]

Oddisee never disappoints with that ill DMV flow.

[@lloyd9819]

This is completely perfect for exactly what it is.

[@brianedward9705]

this was a classic, keep coming back too