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By realhiphop
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Up until I was 9 years old, I would intermittently hear a voice in my head that was not my own. The voice was distinctly different to mine, and always negative. It would self criticise or urge me to do things I knew to be morally wrong. The most peculiar thing about the voice was that it took no effort on my behalf to produce. My own thoughts always felt like there was a process that required effort to bring them to the forefront of my mind, this voice appeared as though it was spoken by another. The sentences felt predetermined like they had already been constructed.

I remember very vividly at 9 years old, becoming very frustrated with the voice. I stood in my back yard, internally screaming at the voice to be silent again and again, and it did. In a flash there was silence, to the point where my head felt like an empty room. I wasn't used to the quiet and that voice never returned. It almost felt lonely in my head.

When I got older I had intermittent bouts with auditory hallucinations where I would hear perfect symphonies, usually at night when drifting off to sleep. They were so clear that they sounded like they were emanating from a radio in the corner of my room. I knew they weren't there, but for some reason they never came with the feeling of fear. I also recall sitting on a bus at the age of 15, and hearing the sound of a crowded room, with about 100 voices chattering away, I was the only person apart from the driver on the bus.

These experiences were always very brief, and few and far between.

My last hallucination was during an intense bout of psychosis in 2015, and was my first visual hallucination. I was walking down a pavement after jumping out my mums car in a crossroads in a moment of frustration and distress with my condition. I was trying to run from myself. What appeared to be a homeless man with a dark complexion approached me, and asked me what was wrong. I explained that I had been sick most my life, and I wasn't sure I had the strength to continue. He looked at me, and smiled and told me 'everything is going to be okay in the end Ren.' I had not told him my name. There was something so overpoweringly sincere about this simple message, which brought with it an overwhelming feeling of inner peace, and in a flash, he vanished.

My rational brain always linked these experiences to what the doctors have told me, that there are parts of my brain compromised by the autoimmunity in my body. That the myelin sheaths surrounding the complex electrical system that conduct my thoughts were damaged and compromised, causing these lucid experiences that I knew did not exist inside the physical world.

The part of me that edges away from logical and rational thought always attributed these thoughts to some kind of otherworldly intervention, that made my thoughts the battleground of some spiritual tug of war.

For a long time I never really acknowledged this part of myself, for with it brought the danger and stigma of sounding like a crazy person.

I decided with my latest release, to the best of my ability, to capture and express this chess match of thought.

Hi Ren comes out in just over 24 hours.

I can't wait for you all to hear it.

"Hi Ren" keeps growing, reaching #18 in trending music videos in the UK, with over 5M listens in the first week alone.

Check it out below and follow Ren on social media for his latest releases.

Connect:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqq3VcwPGseErHUa0-xLInQ
https://www.instagram.com/renmakesmusic/
https://www.tiktok.com/@renmakesmusic
https://www.facebook.com/renmakesmusic
https://music.apple.com/us/artist/ren/1410768470
https://twitter.com/renmakesmusic
https://open.spotify.com/artist/0Repe2EiNjaFAFIukrroUM
https://www.renmakesmusic.com/

By realhiphop
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Dylan Rhine, who goes by the stage name Deetrxll, celebrated this year with some great news about his music career. He recently released a new song "Coke Boy", has peaked at # 18 on Apple's UK Top 100 Hip Hop Chart.

Deetrxll has put a lot of work into his music career behind the scenes. However, he wasn't handed this opportunity easily. What a lot of people didn't know about this hip-hop artist is that he's also a soldier in the US Army National Guard working out of Del Rio,Texas.

Music has always been Deetrxll's dream, but he knew he had to find a way to fund his career. Being in the army allows him to service his nation while funding his career.

When asked why he was passionate about his music career, Spc Rhine/Deetrxll explained that it gave him an outlet to channel his experiences while also having his work reach people around the world.

This upcoming artist stays active on social media while engaging with his fanbase. He currently has over 100K Instagram followers with more people joining that list every day.

Deetrxll's latest album Underrated 2 is now available on Spotify, Apple Music, and Soundcloud.

Fans can find every one of Deetrxll's released songs available on all music streaming platforms.

Deetrxll is currently accepting bookings from other hip-hop artists that want to collaborate or feature him in their songs.

Music videos for Feelings, Coke Boy, and Mr. Trxll are now uploaded on YouTube.

Deetrxll has collaborated with other upcoming hip-hop artists, like Quin NFN on the track “Diss One” Sauce Walka on the track “Another One” Double RR on the track "Off The Top" and featured on the track "Free Smoke" with 3Ree and Tojo.

Deetrxll's inbox is starting to fill up with hip-hop artists that are looking to link up with him for a feature. While he's still new to the industry, Deetrxll is already starting to make a good name for himself. All of his military training has given him the exact level of discipline he needs to stay focused on his career and make his dreams happen.

Hip-hop fans across the world are beginning to discover what Deetrxll is bringing to the table. Tracks like "Mic Down" and "Side Piece" show the audience the type of range this artist has. Although it's early in Deetrxll's career, music fans are expecting to see big things from him.

Connect:

https://www.instagram.com/deetrxll_

https://open.spotify.com/artist/47MMwqVsrD3XxwmgxI0wue

By realhiphop
On 8:44 AM
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Sparky Flinstone is a reformed simp and current leader of the LBYF movement. His ex-girl said he had no power and nicknamed him M&M (Minute Man) Peenut. M&M thought life was over until he met Einstein. Einstein put M&M on when he invented the Freak Key. This key would change M&M’s life and help him find a good wife.

The bible says, “He who finds a freak for a wife finds a good thing.” In New Jack City Neno Brown said “cancel that bitch” so M&M canceled his girl, took the red pill and started listening to Dr. BOA, StephIsCold and Coach E.O.

When Einstein gave M&M the key, he warned him to use caution due to its power to soften the heart of every hoe and bring out the freak in every lady. M&M didn’t care, Harlots and hoes became an everyday thing until he had a life changing dream wherein he was visited by a king and a girl named Aquacutie from 21,293 light years away.

The king gave M&M long lasting “whopper power” and Aquacutie instructed him to visit the Invisible Galaxy. Once he got to the invisible galaxy M&M met StephIsCold and Coach E.O. They killed the simp and Sparky Flinstone was born. Sparky got so cold he partnered with VTVeee.com to produce a red pill reality show called “Spark of Love”.

The Spark of Love reality show will go into production in the fall of 2022. The show also has a forthcoming music soundtrack featuring several hot artists. The lead single is titled “Freak Key “performed by Sparky Flinstone. The song Freak Key was inspired by Skrillex and his “Bangarang” movement. It was also chosen as the theme song to promote the Spark of Love because it represents the pinnacle of sexual confidence and modern chic.

36 sexy and confident women will be chosen to see if they have that magical spark. One lucky lady will create the spark needed for Sparky to fulfill her wildest dreams no matter how much it costs. If you are her click here and follow his instagram @SparkyFlinstone. Check out the unofficial “Freak Key” video featuring Einstein currently going viral.

Connect:

https://sparkyflinstone.com

By realhiphop
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55th and Michigan’s Garfield area by way of Rich Girl Kayy aka Kay Moneyy, Meets Ida B Wells housing project descendant Kay Rich. The Chicago birthed duo “THEE RICH GIRLS” statistically expected to experience nothing but poverty and a dim future if not an early demise has set out to do the exact opposite dropping not only the unexpected single High Fashion Girl (From Da Hood) but also on top of that, having a whole cosmetic line named after them. Believe it or not, this is partly their grandmothers doing as a part of her genuine effort to save her grandchildren from their existing street lifestyle. Its one thing to be in a less than favorable environment and its another thing to be involved in it. From hearing about the loss of their friends to gun violence to Kay Moneyy singing at the funeral of lost friends and that same funeral being shot up. “I am desperate to help them find another way”- Kelli Rich (Grandmother). Showing interest in Music primarily along with fashion and makeup, a light bulb went off. The girls teamed up with Kelli Rich & Jamie Principle to produce what would be the girls first recorded single.

Excited about the outcome, they would then team up with iKan Creations for what would turn out to be an epic visual for their new song HIGH FASHION GIRL (from da hood). In the video the girls made it a point to display their high fashion dress code, natural street edge and make up capabilities. “We are high fashion girls with a rich mind set but don’t get it twisted, we are not there yet but we do get to the money and we are hungry, I mean hell everyday in Chicago feels like survival mode and all I know is to do what ever it takes”- Rich Girl Kayy. “Tt was hard to imagine outside of Chicago until going one day but that was just to visit somewhere now I am trying to imagine what it would be like to actually make it out”- Kay Rich The hustling cousins are now also committed to the grind musically and cosmetically by any means necessary. Rap music is in for a treat following this duo. For the love of hip hop in a day and age where as long as its hot then you will have a audience and these girls the the talent that delivers.

Connect:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theerichgirlsmusic/

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6tgEcY2LB4

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theerichgirlsmusic/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/richgirlsmusic

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/theerichgirlsmusic

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2lfe6474Hc0jZqtxfJGAEp?si=445f3f6f925d49eb

By realhiphop
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Miami, FL - With a marijuana themed empire based in Trenton, NJ and Miami, FL, marijuana mogul, activist and gangapreneur, Ed “NJWeedman” Forchion, is blowing smoke into higher realms. Forchion is releasing his NJWeedman NFT Collection during Miami Tech Month on the heels of the Miami NFT Week conference. The collection drops on 4/20, the internationally celebrated cannabis holiday. Forchion will mint three different collections on the Rarible NFT Marketplace (https://rarible.com/), available through Ethereum. The collection can be viewed at http://NjweedmanNFT.com.

The NJWeedman NFT Collection will fall under the categories of Support, Yacht and Membership, with each NFT purchase designated accordingly. A single "Support" category NFT will be made available on 04/20 with the proceeds supporting Forchion’s endeavor to produce his streaming platform shows. The 4/20 NFT will continue to stay open for sale with different projects and initiatives being announced by Forchion. The "Yacht” NFT will grant yearly access for two people on Forchion’s Cannabis Cruise line. The "Membership" NFT will have multi-utility and serve as different forms of payment for cover charges for parties and special events.

“With my storefront, NJWeedman’s Joint in Trenton, now owned and operated by my daughters, and The Joint of Miami, the cannabis friendly art and music lounge, under the direction and ownership of my son and niece, I have more time on my hands to expand and pursue different interests. So, I’m making the leap into NFT’s as a viable means for fund raising. NFT art is all the rage right now and I’ve had several inquiries for NJWeedman NFT’s. Given my long-standing legacy, it seems like a great next adventure,” offers Forchion.

Ed “NJWeedman” Forchion has a zealous history of fighting and documenting the inequities in the cannabis industry for over three decades now. As one of the first Black activist in the movement, dating back to the early 90's, Forchion has spent over 1200 days in prison, fighting for the right to smoke and sell pot. Forchion asserts that new laws are being set to criminalize growers and small legacy vendors like him, while awarding billion-dollar contracts to corporations for the sales, distribution, and marketing of the plant.

In the past, Forchion has been vehemently retaliated against by the powers that be and his battle with politicians, the police, the courts, even the DEA are all public record. His legend has grown exponentially like the plant, with mainstream media like NBC News in New York, ABC-TV Nightline, Cheddar News, VICE News, MSNBC, and most recently The Philadelphia Inquirer, all documenting his affairs. As the co-founder of NJWeedman’s Joint in Trenton, NJ and the founder of The Joint of Miami in Florida, he is a legacy market success story in the making.

Stay current with him at https://linktr.ee/NJWeedman and view the NJWeedman NFT Collection at http://NjweedmanNFT.com.