Inspired by the early Dilla and Madlib sound, we started doing music in 2011. We bought a cheap keyboard and produced our first beats. From then on we never had a day off working on instrumentals and developing our sound.
I AM
Blunted Beatz Lyrics
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I'ma, I'ma good man
That's the one
I'ma, I'ma, I'ma good man
I'ma, I'ma good man
That's the one
I'ma, I'ma, I'ma good man
I'ma, I'ma good man
I'ma, I'ma, I'ma good man
I'ma, I'ma good man
That's, that's the one
I'ma, I'ma good man
I'ma, I'ma good man
That's the one
I'ma, I'ma, I'ma good man
I'ma, I'ma good man
That's the one
I'ma, I'ma, I'ma good man
I'ma, I'ma good man
I'ma, I'ma good man
I'ma, I'ma, I'ma good man
The lyrics to Blunted Beatz's song "I AM" convey a sense of self-assuredness and confidence in one's own worth as a person. The repetition of "I'ma, I'ma, I'ma good man" throughout the song serves to reinforce this idea and perhaps even to convince oneself of it. The phrase "that's the one" could be interpreted as an affirmation of this self-assurance - that this statement is true and accurate.
There is a sense of defiance and assertion in these lyrics as well, as if the singer is pushing back against those who might doubt their worth or try to bring them down. The repeated use of "I'ma" feels like an assertion of one's own identity and a refusal to be anything other than who they are. Overall, these lyrics convey a strong sense of self-love and self-acceptance.
Line by Line Meaning
I'ma, I'ma, I'ma good man
I am a good man, and I want to express that.
I'ma, I'ma good man
I want to keep emphasizing that I am a decent person.
That's the one
Being a good man is who I am, that's my identity.
That's, that's the one
I am proud to be a good man, and there's no doubt about it.
I'ma, I'ma good man
I want to keep reminding myself and others about my positive traits.
I'ma, I'ma, I'ma good man
My goodness defines me, and I want to make sure everyone knows it.
Writer(s): Blunted Beatz
Contributed by Leo C. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@jordanlee5053
A real mother never fold up
No matter how tough,
She will never give her youth up
She does whatever is necessary
To hold the roof up.
Making sure her baby is well
Taken care of with all that good
Stuff. She dedicate her time, attention And all her love
And the only man that can
Ever come between she and that
Child is almighty Jesus.
@adamdipsy2303
I like flapjacks, more than i like most people
How you act whack but want to be treated as my equal?
I'm bout to blow, this dope showing is the prequel
Pack the bowls, kief keeps the flow going for sequels
Staying fly with the liquid like the crows or a seagull
Out for gold rings, but stuck in ropes like i'm Smeagul
Spent some days in a fetal, i prayed for the feeble
Setting sail in a world, made of diesel and evil
Got nightvision, but i'm still blinded by the sun
Make a wish before the hiveminds's giants has you spun
Sell a fifth, be mindful or blindsided by the gun
Tell the therapist what i've become, i'm speaking in tongues
Still reeking of blunts, As i weaken my lungs
Spittig dung in the weekends, till my season has come
Kicking drums with ambition and then sequence "uhmps"
The punks frequently drunk, and still feeling the funk
@piedaterre8843
I don't know what i like more; the fact that this is so incongruous with traditional TP music, or the idea that Lynch or Frost literally typed "old school hip hop beat" into youtube and took the first video to come up.
@napoleonsolo5929
This and Sharp Dressed Man
@leejones2113
This stuff is what keeps hip hop alive. A dope beat, and brothers posting their lyrics. Keep the culture alive.
@momo69mrmz8
F!ck your culture , « mumble rap » is better
@crypthor2008
well said!
@adw6894
"brothers". lol . Cringe. Their lyrics are cringe, and hateful. Sounds like edgy teenagers
@garycasey3739
Twin Peaks led me here, glad it did.
@Modokmadness
IKE the SPIKE
@igotashake
This fits so well in Twin Peaks and I can’t explain why
@Sergiuss555
was it used in twin peaks tho? Which episodes?