Songwriter: Super-Helpful Kwame

Producer: Queen Leaf Tame Impala

I usually pay attention to the signs / but love gets me out of my mind / I wish I was finding something to be inspiring / other than bitches lying / in this environment known for cash grabbing/ an friends back stabbing / nigga I took my stab at it /they said I just spazzed rappin/ heart sick , need an antacid/and I don't have dreams I have memories and visions/ this shit was foreseen I still hit it with precision / I'm seeing with hindsight /i'm fucking up timelines and telling dimes I'm fine/ while walking a fine a line / I ain't lyin/

I feel like a brand new person / and all this new pussy feels like brand new virgins / had a Indian gyal came on her brand new turban / I learned from watching film of fiendish dykes/ if She chose me she choose, the long and scenic life /
If I seem thirsty It's cause I be enticed / an ain't much that doo's this / for my mood /aside from the music /that's sum true shit

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Well I'm back creating fusions /breaking out of this institution / the ghetto it got me disheveled and I can't let go / I'm on the treshhold / so for the American Dream I could not settle / n word to Dusty Rhodes I couldn't these trust these hoes/ like hell no I ain't copping no shell toes / I'm throwing elbows unless I come through with a L rolled /

Super-Helpful Kwame

Super-Helpful Kwame; the student of the rap game is an emcee with abstracr rhymes and includes producing as one of his biggest aspects for his sound. It all started from cyphering in the city of New York with many known artists before their rise until growing tired of the same sounds of hip hop which resulted in Kwame creating his own sounds. Now Kwame is working with the We Are The Stars production and mixing team. At only age 22, this Brooklyn native has mad an appearance on pitchfork.com for the track, Sumo, with an additional verse from Pro Era’s Chuck Strangers on November 27th, 2012. In addition to his track with Joey Bada$$ and Chuck Strangers, Kwame ended up landing on Pro Era’s PEEP The Aprocalypse mixtape. Kwame, Lee Bannon, and Chuck Strangers were able to make a successful EP, The Help, with each putting in constructive input. An entire album was constructed and only took them 5 days. He was also featured on spin.com for his The Help EP at the beginning of this year, who compared him to a early Deja Vu period Nas. The following day, The Help EP was featured on Complex, OnSmash, Factmag, and 2dopeboyz. Now, in September we look forward to his upcoming project “Sober” which vibrations were inspired from all aspects of life but artists such as Eminem, Andre 3000, Kid Cudi, Nas and many more were heavy influencers. Check out his official Rap Genius account here.

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