Dream
BJ The Chicago Kid Lyrics


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"I've never really viewed myself as particularly talented, where I excel is ridiculous, sickening work ethic, you know? While the other guy's sleepin', I'm workin'. While the other guy's eatin', I'm workin'. I have a great time with my life and I wanna share it."

Most people wake up if you ever turn the (lights on)
'Cause it mess's up their dreams, they get mad like a (python)
Just like you, I'm tryna live my life (right)
And in the fight of life turn on the (lights)
And if you do that, then you'll be fine
'Cause I remember dreaming, dreaming as a kid of me getting older
And exactly what I'ma do
I had to get ready 'cause I didn't know what time or place
To make my dreams come true

Then later on

I learned that you can't talk to losers 'bout winning
It ain't their language, they ain't never gonna get it
And anything I can think of, I can make it come true
Just look at me now, I'm on dream two

My nigga Rico Love said "turn the lights on"
'Cause you can see the truth a whole lot better with the lights on
Don't be afraid to turn the lights on
I've learned to dream with the lights on

"I want my life, I want my work, I want my family to mean something
If you are not making someone else's life better
Then you're wasting your time"
"The first step before anyone else in the world believes it
Is you have to believe it
There's no reason to have a plan B because it distracts from Plan A"

You just gotta find
Just let your [?]
So I'll take it from here

And I've learned you can't tell everybody your plans
'Cause sometimes, your dreams are bigger than them
You just gotta find your own place to grow
And just let your actions show them

So take it from me

I learned that you can't talk to losers bout winning
It ain't their language, they ain't never gonna get it
And anything I can think of, I can make it come true
Just look at me now I'm on dream two

My nigga Rico love say turn the light on
'Cause you can see the truth a whole lot better with the lights on
Don't be afraid to turn the lights on
I've learned to dream with the lights on

"Greatness, is not this wonderful, esoteric, illusive
God-like feature that only the special among us will ever taste, you know?
It's something that truly exists in all of us
It's very simple, this is what I believe and I'm willing to die for it





Period, it's that simple"
"I know who I am, I know what I believe, and that's all I need to know"

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to BJ The Chicago Kid's song Dream II reveal the artist's relentless work ethic and dedication to pursuing his dreams despite the obstacles he faced. The opening lines feature a quote where he admits he does not view himself as particularly talented but rather attributes his success to his hard work and resilience. He relays his commitment to pushing himself even when others are not, stating, "While the other guy's sleepin', I'm workin'. While the other guy's eatin', I'm workin'" and emphasizes the importance of having a positive outlook and a willingness to share and uplift others.


He acknowledges the need to face one's fears and turn on the "lights" to see the truth in life, to make one's dreams a reality. He reflects on his childhood dreams and how he had to work hard to prepare himself to make them come true. He then shares the lesson he learned about not sharing one's plans with everyone and choosing the people around you wisely. Ultimately, he encourages his listeners to believe in themselves and their abilities, stating that greatness exists in all of us.


Line by Line Meaning

Most people wake up if you ever turn the (lights on)
Many people get upset and cannot continue dreaming if someone turns the lights on and interrupts their sleep


'Cause it mess's up their dreams, they get mad like a (python)
The interruption of their sleep halts their dreams causing great anger similar to a python, which becomes angry when disturbed


Just like you, I'm tryna live my life (right)
Like everyone else, the artist is trying to live his life correctly and stay true to himself


And in the fight of life turn on the (lights)
To succeed in life, you need to turn on the metaphorical lights and face things head-on and make things visible instead of hiding in the dark


And if you do that, then you'll be fine
If you confront your problems and face them head-on, everything will start to fall into place and work out in your favor


'Cause I remember dreaming, dreaming as a kid of me getting older
The artist remembers dreaming about growing older and achieving his goals when he was a kid


And exactly what I'ma do
The artist has a clear vision of what he needs to do and what his goals are


I had to get ready 'cause I didn't know what time or place
The artist had to always be prepared because he didn't know when or where an opportunity would arise for him to achieve his goals


To make my dreams come true
The artist has worked hard to make his dreams come true and achieve his goals


I learned that you can't talk to losers 'bout winning
The artist has learned that it's useless to discuss winning with those who don't know the language of success


It ain't their language, they ain't never gonna get it
Success is not something everybody can understand or achieve, and no matter what you say or do, some people will never get it


And anything I can think of, I can make it come true
The artist believes in himself and his abilities and knows that if he thinks it, he can make it happen


Just look at me now, I'm on dream two
The artist has accomplished his initial dreams and has moved onto bigger and better goals


My nigga Rico Love said "turn the lights on"
The artist's friend Rico Love told him to face his fears head-on by shining a light on them, making them visible


'Cause you can see the truth a whole lot better with the lights on
The artist has learned that you can see your problems and face them more effectively when you shine a light on them and make them visible


Don't be afraid to turn the lights on
The artist encourages his audience to not be afraid of facing their problems head-on and shining the light on them to make them visible


I've learned to dream with the lights on
The artist has learned to face his fears and chase his dreams with clear vision and while facing his problems head-on


You just gotta find
To achieve your dreams and succeed, you need to discover your true calling and purpose in life


Just let your [?]
To discover your true calling and achieve your dreams, you need to allow yourself the freedom to explore and take risks


So I'll take it from here
The artist will take control of his own life and start working towards his goals from now on


I learned that you can't talk to losers 'bout winning
The artist has learned that it's useless to discuss winning with those who don't know the language of success


It ain't their language, they ain't never gonna get it
Success is not something everybody can understand or achieve, and no matter what you say or do, some people will never get it


And anything I can think of, I can make it come true
The artist believes in himself and his abilities and knows that if he thinks it, he can make it happen


Just look at me now I'm on dream two
The artist has accomplished his initial dreams and has moved onto bigger and better goals


My nigga Rico love say turn the light on
The artist's friend Rico Love told him to face his fears head-on by shining a light on them, making them visible


'Cause you can see the truth a whole lot better with the lights on
The artist has learned that you can see your problems and face them more effectively when you shine a light on them and make them visible


Don't be afraid to turn the lights on
The artist encourages his audience to not be afraid of facing their problems head-on and shining the light on them to make them visible


I've learned to dream with the lights on
The artist has learned to face his fears and chase his dreams with clear vision and while facing his problems head-on


"Greatness, is not this wonderful, esoteric, illusive
Greatness isn't beyond human reach, impossible, or reserved only for a select few


God-like feature that only the special among us will ever taste, you know?
Greatness is not exclusive to certain individuals who are deemed 'special’; anyone who works hard enough can achieve it


It's something that truly exists in all of us
The capability for greatness resides within all people


It's very simple, this is what I believe and I'm willing to die for it
The artist believes that everyone is capable of greatness and he is willing to die to prove this point


"I know who I am, I know what I believe, and that's all I need to know"
The artist has a deep understanding of who he is as a person, what he stands for, and that this is all he needs to know in order to achieve his goals




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Comments from YouTube:

Torri Jones

love this song. love this artist! Happy to see visuals for the songs I've been singing for months =)

Duran Uptown

Why people sleep on this dude!!!!this kid is ill with them vocals

Name Again

This song is as motivational as a Meek Mill intro.

Reckless FịŕėĢøÐ

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Tayon Marquis

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Joshua Jones

you constantly on playlist and looking forward to music journey

Bianca Allen

BJ, you are looking so like your brothers and you all look like your father mostly. LOL!!! 

FettiSosa305

Real Shit

Shaquille Oatmeal

I LOVE that you can't talk to losers about winning.
It ain't their language. They're never going to get it.

NDLott

Yes!

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