Born to parents Geraldine Green (1947) and Trevor George Smith Sr, and he has a younger brother, Paul Smith. His parents divorced when he 10 years old. Busta’s time during the year of 1983 was that of change, his parents got divorced and his way of thinking was altered, during that year he also changed his religious beliefs and re-named himself ‘Born Justice God Allah’ because of the supreme sorts of names that he now believed in and looked up to. He discovered hip hop music through listening to the Zulu Beats Radio Show, something influenced him from that show and three years later he would form a group. Busta also went to school in the United Kingdom, where he lived in Blackpool, Preston and Morecambe. Ended up graduating from George Westinghouse High School in downtown Brooklyn.
As a youngster he played basketball, football and soccer.
His Panamanian baby-sitter, Aunt Mitzi, made him listen to all the rap radio stations. So, He would sit there at 2 in the morning rapping when he was supposed to be sleeping. I just couldn't be too loud or Mitzi's poodle would start dancing around and barking. One night, the poodle barked and Mitzi took my radio away. So he said, "I don't need that radio. I'll write my own rap songs." Busta Rhymes later became part of a B-Boy crew with mainly latinos, a couple of white kids, and Busta, the only black one. When he was about 10 years old after he moved from Brooklyn to Long Island, where he became a member of the crew when it was a big contest happening which the leader of the crew, Johnny Juice watched. Busta just came up to him like, "Are you Johnny Juice?" and Johnny answered like "Yeah." and he said he wanted to be down with this crew. He started poppin' and Johnny said he was dope so he said "We're about to do this contest" and they wanted to put him down with them, but he didn't know the routines. But they put him down anyways and they lost the contest because they didn't know where to put him in the routine. The next contest they had was more of a battle, for the crown of best b-boys in Long Island and they had their crew there and they won. Busta destroyed these other guys, when he was poppin. Johnny Juice says "even if you listen to his rhymes now, you can tell by the way he rhymes and the way he moves around he's really dope on the popping shit".
Before his leap to stardom, Rhymes, was a rambunctious middle-class kid from Long Island who wrote "rap poetry" and dropped out of high school to pursue a music career. "I really thought he'd be a dancer," says his mother, Geraldine Green. "At family cookouts he would win all the dance contests. He was always a showman." He reminds his worst job: “I used to work as a stock boy at a department store called Cheap John’s,” he says. “I knew that I couldn’t really wrap my head around doing that kind of work. Even if your heart is not in something, your mind has to at least be able to be willing to do it. So, I took the job and I worked for about two weeks, and then I quit.” Why?
“They just had me doing too much. I had to line up the roach sprays on the shelves and make sure they were all in order, facing the same way, with the logos facing the front. The dishwashing liquids, the detergents, the boxes that they came in when they came from the actual shipping companies that they were manufactured at. After I lined them up on the shelves, I had to cut up the cardboard boxes, fold them up neatly and tie them up so that they could do the recycling thing with them. After a couple paper cuts too many, and hands that were calloused and ashy and bruised, I said ‘this is definitely not the thing for me to continue to be doing.’”
Busta adds, “I used that as inspiration to go into the studio all the time when I had a free moment. After work, during my lunch break, traveling back and forth to work … to just apply myself creatively, and the opportunity finally came one day when I was downtown.” At 17, Rhymes landed a six-figure record deal.
LONS signing with Elektra
His first name as a rapper was Chill-o-ski, but he thought it was a corny name, and Chuck D from Public Enemy gave him a new name, Busta Rhymes. He got the name from an american football player from the eighties, George "Buster" Rhymes, and people always asked him to "Bust-a-rhyme", so the choice was easy. In the end of the eighties he met Charlie Brown at Turtlehook Middle School and they formed Leaders of the New School with Dinco "The rhyme scientist" D and Milo In De Dance (aka The Cut Monitor). They were on Rush Management. They was signed to Elektra Records December 12th 1989. First Recorded Appearance: “Mt. Airy Groove” from the Rubaiyat compilation, Elektra 1990. A&R Dante Ross heard about Leaders of the New School from Hank Shocklee [Bomb Squad] and Chuck D [Public Enemy] and them.He says "I knew they were one of their burgeoning groups and I also knew they didn't have a record deal. I heard they were performing and I went to check them out. I had just got my A&R gig at Elektra. I went there, saw them perform, grabbed them right after the performance and told them they had a record deal if they wanted one. LONS released 2 albums, "A future without a past" in 1991, and "T.I.M.E." in 1993. In 1992 Busta's girl was pregnant, but the baby died right after he was born, and Busta had big personal problems after that, but he got great support from his group members. In 93 they where divided because of ego in the group.
A couple of other things that made him well known before his solo career was a couple of cameo performances, among them A Tribe Called Quest's remix of "Scenario" with Leaders Of The New School, and the "Flava in ya ear remix" with Craig Mack and Rampage.
It took Busta three years before he released an album for Elektra, in 1996 he released "The Coming" with the hits "Woo hah! Got you all in check" featuring Rampage and "It's a party" featuring Zhane. while recording his debut album, he left the studio to check on his new SUV. He'd recently purchased the Toyota Land Cruiser, a giant vehicle that gives the impression of driving on an elevated track, for $40,000. Rhymes took the elevator down and came out on Broadway, in lower Manhattan, at 11:30 p.m. His ride was gone. Furious, he marched back inside and closed the door in the recording booth. "There was nothing I could do at that point, so I just vented that angry energy into three songs," he says. Woo-Hah!! Got You All in Check, one of the tracks he completed by morning, went on to become a street anthem and crossover hit, his first ever.
There was a short gap between the release of Busta’s first album and his second album, but it came sooner than people imagined it to. Busta was sceptical about bootleggers copying the new album so for reviewing purposes he only sent out album samplers. In 1997 he released his second album, "When Disaster Strikes", and after that, his popularity exploded. 1998 became a very good year for Busta, he started his own clothing line, BUSHI designs, and released his third album "Extinction Level Event (The final world front)" and Flipmode Squad's debut "The Imperial". Flipmode Squad at that point included Busta Rhymes, Rah Digga, Spliff Star, Rampage, Baby Sham & Lord Have Mercy.
1999 became a year with problems for Busta, he had to visit the courthouse a couple of times because of child support, and police stopped his car and found an unregistered gun. He lost the case about child support, and he got a 5 year probation for the other case. Now Elektra started to shut him down with less studio time and promotion for his next album. Busta didn't like that, and took his squad over to J Records in 2001 after his fourth release in 2000, "Anarchy".
J Records
His first album at J was "Genesis", with the hits "What it is" featuring Kelis, "Break ya neck" & "Pass the courvoiser part 2" featuring Pharrell and P. Diddy. Now he is CEO for Flipmode Records. In november 2002 he released his most fervent album so far, "It Ain't Safe No More" with the singles "Make it clap" featuring Spliff Star, and a remix of it featuring Spliff Star and Sean Paul. Other achievements in 2002 was the movie roles he had in "Halloween: Resurrection" and "Narc". In 2003 his SUV was shot up with 6 bullets while he was in the Violator offices, that happened just a month after a couple of people shot inside their offices. The collaboration with Mariah Carey & Flipmode Squad named "I know what you want" on "It ain't safe no more" became Busta's biggest hit so far.
Aftermath
In February 2004, Flipmode Squad joined Aftermath Records, New members was added to the squad: M. Dollars, Labba and former Blackstreet Chauncey Black joined them. In March he got a six month probation sentence after pleading no contest to a charge that he assaulted a woman during a concert in Fall River, Massachusetts, in December 2002.
In November 2005 the first official single off the album "Touch it" was released to radio. The video premiered in December. He is now the father of four children (born in 93, 99, 00 and 02). In February, while making the second video for "The Big Bang"- the "Touch it remix" ft. Mary J. Blige, Missy, Rah Digga, Lloyd Banks, Papoose and DMX, one of his bodyguards, Israel Ramirez, who recently started working security for Busta as his jewelry handler, was shot and killed shortly after midnight outside of the Kiss The Cactus Production studio in the Greenpoint section of Brooklyn, NY. According to eyewitnesses, the shooting was a result of an argument that began inside the studio and continued outside.
The Aftermath chief Dr. Dre said before the release of The Big Bang that ”All of sudden I’m hearing people in the streets talking about hos Busta’s back. In my mind, he never left, and that’s why I wanted to fuck with in the first place. He’s got that drive, and he never stops trying to top himself. Anybody who knows Busta knows that he’s always gonna come with heat." His third video from "The Big Bang" was released 10th May, "I love my bitch". The video features actress Gabrielle Union and the Black Eyed Peas' Will.i.am, who produced the song, but Kelis who is featured on the song, was not in the video. The single also features Kelis, but she's not featured in the video. Also changed is his appearance, as he has cut off his trademark dreadlocks as part of a personal renewal. "Eight years of court appearances later and I was awarded custody of my children," he explained. "My hair was remindful of the unnecessary rocks in my career and life. So it was time to shed the locks... I've got my career and family right." "The Big Bang" was released 13th June. The fourth video was released in July, "New York shit" and the fitth video came out in August, "In the ghetto". The album was certified Gold in that month too. This month he was also charged with an assault after the Amsterjam Music Festival on Randalls Island, and he was ticketed after police saw him talking on his mobile while driving past a Manhattan police station.
On January 3rd 2007 he turned himself in to police custody after he allegedly attacking someone on Boxing Day. Lt. John Grimpel said a man told police that Rhymes, had punched and kicked him repeatedly after an argument over money. On May 3rd was arrested on a drunk driving charge by police in New York City. Officers stopped Rhymes at about 12:40 a.m. because the sport utility vehicle he was driving had overly tinted windows, officers then smelled alcohol on the rapper's breath and he was subsequently arrested. was released on $7,500 bail, set by Judge Tanya Kennedy. After a 8th May court appearance, he was free to drive. Rhymes' lawyer said a judge ruled against a prosecution motion to suspend the rapper's license following the driving-while-intoxicated arrest. He also turned down a plea deal that day that would have sent him to jail for one year, the Manhattan district attorney's office said.
Bus appeared in a Super Bowl finale commercial for Pepsi Max Diet in February. Busta Rhymes pleaded guilty on 23rd January to assault, two driving infractions and weapons possession, avoiding a trial and the yearlong prison sentence recommended by prosecutors. But Judge Larry Stevens disagreed with prosecutors that Rhymes deserved time behind bars. Instead, he sentenced him to three years' probation and 10 days of community service for beating a fan who reportedly spat on his car in August 2006, and then assaulting his driver, Larry Hackett, that December. Rhymes was also fined $1,250 for driving with a suspended license in 2006 and driving while intoxicated in 2007. "I just want to say that I'm very grateful to the judge, I'm very grateful to the system. I believe in the system. It hasn't failed me personally yet," Rhymes, dressed in a crisp black pinstripe suit, said outside the courtroom.
"I'm just glad that all of this is finally behind me and I can go back to doing what I do best - making great music and great films and being a people person," he said.
His 8th solo album "Blessed" was set for a release in July 2008. First he called it "When Hell Freeze Over" then he changed it to "Back On My B.S.", a title Pharrell helped him come up with, last it was changed to "Blessed" in April 08. Rhymes was added to Projekt Revolution 2008 (summer tour), He was joining Linkin Park, Chris Cornell, The Bravery, and Ashes Divide on the main stage. After the first week of touring he had to leave the tour because of business matters; Late July he left Interscope, because they couldn't agree with Busta how to handle the final version of the album.
Motown
In September 08 he his new deal was announced, with Motown/Universal. He then re-titled his album to "Back On My B.S." The first single was released in October 2008, called "Arab Money" featuring Ron Browz. 2 remix videos with different guests were later releases in February 09. The second single, "Hustler's Anthem 09" was released in Febuary too. The third single's video "Respect My Conglomerate" was released in March. "Back On My B.S." was released May 19th 09, and entered the Billboard chart at #5, after a lot of delays; 1st July 08, 9th Dec. 08, 10th Feb. 09, 24th March 09). In June, the video for "If you don't know" was released. The video for "World Go Round" will be released soon.
Like Father Like Son
Busta Rhymes Lyrics
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Had a million dollars 'fore I was one
'Cause my daddy hustle
We good now
'Cause my daddy hustle
We out the hood now
'Cause my daddy hustle
Had a million dollars 'fore I was one
'Cause my daddy hustle
We good now
'Cause my daddy hustle
We out the hood now
'Cause my daddy hustle
Winning like Steph Curry in the chip though
Used to be the only one, now I'm the big bro (I'm big too)
Know my daddy schizo, don't mess with his kids yo
Me and my brother tight (yeah), we like the Klitschkos
I love you daddy
Ten years later, I love you too sons
I do life in the box if they ever fuck with my two sons
You're my lil' man, I remember the first day you came out
Your lil' face, your big nose, your lil' feet, your lil' hands
You turned one, come in the room wobbly, lil' stance
And every time I walked in the house he used to do this lil' dance
On the cover of the album with them Chucks on
You cried for six hours, your mama in here going nuts on me
She said you had enough, I said we having fun
All babies cry when they're one, my career had just begun
And so did being a daddy
Car seat in my Escalade, you and me in the Caddy
Playing "Like Father, Like Son" looking in the back seat
He don't look nothing like his mama if you ask me
On the first album Busta Rhymes did the hook
Now he can do it for himself, watch him and his uncle cook
Buss
I'm glad you grew up to becoming everything you could be
That's all I wanted for you young'n, like father, like son
And in the end I'm glad you only turned out better than me (tell 'em)
I hope you know I love you young'n, like father, like son
Your daddy told you it was coming
Coming, your day was coming, I told you
Now daddy's here just keep on running
Running, just keep on running, I tell you
I wanna thank my baby mamas Tiff and Eliska for everything
Y'all deserve the world, I wasn't worthy of no wedding ring
It ain't been one day since I met you I wasn't there for you
Wasn't husband material, but you know I really cared for you
And I know you remember that time when he was five
All these tours taking the toll, I can see it in his eyes
So I stopped tours, stopped rapping, didn't give a fuck about
Nothing that happened after recording The Doctor's Advocate
Catching up with my son 'cause ain't nothing more important
Than walking inside the Footlocker, copping them matching Jordans
Helping him with his jumper, the day he turned nine
I asked him what he want for his birthday, he said to spend some time
So we kick it, that's my best friend (tell 'em), I don't have to get married
He still my best man (believe that), and that's forever
Anybody can be a daddy, just bust a nut and leave
But I'm a father, and I'ma be everything he need and more
I'm glad you grew up to becoming everything you could be
That's all I wanted for you young'n, like father, like son
And in the end I'm glad you only turned out better than me
I hope you know I love you young'n, like father, like son
Your daddy told you it was coming
Coming, your day was coming, I told you
Now daddy's here just keep on running
Running, just keep on running, I tell you
Every time I get in this booth
I'm reminded ten years ago I did it for you, had this vision for you
And I know your daddy get in trouble sometimes
But I'ma stay up out this prison for you, I mean
You all my seed, lil' brother and both of your sisters
You all I need like Method and MJB
And I know I be wildin' sometimes, you told me (breathe daddy)
(One, one, two, two, three, three, four, four)
Furthermore, I'm tryna stay outta trouble just for my sons
Even though it feel weird leaving my house without a gun
I just gotta do it 'cause they might grow up and do this shit
Just 'cause they father do it, fuck with my kids and six Bloods
Jumping out a Buick, understand Puff choking that man for Jus
I'ma do my stuff even if I land in fucking cuffs
For every nigga out here without a kid
Have one and that's gon' be the best shit you ever did
One
I'm Harlem, The Game's oldest son
I make straight A's and I'm a good kid
More importantly, I'm safe
Because my daddy hustled his way out of Compton
So I could have a better life
That's my daddy
And I wish all kids had one like mine
The world would be a better place
One
(Wait Harlem, I wanna say something)
The lyrics of Busta Rhymes’s “Like Father Like Son” express a deep sense of fatherhood and love for his children, as well as a reflection on his own upbringing. The opening lines “Remember me? Like father, like son / Had a million dollars 'fore I was 1 / 'Cause my daddy hustle / We good now / 'Cause my daddy hustle / We out the hood now / 'Cause my daddy hustle” highlights the role his father played in his success and his desire to pass the same opportunity to his children. The song goes on to describe moments in his children's lives and his commitment to being a present and involved father. He talks about stopping his tours to spend time with his son, playing basketball with him, and teaching him life lessons.
The chorus, “I'm glad you grew up to becoming everything you could be / That's all I wanted for you young'n, like father, like son / And in the end I'm glad you only turned out better than me / I hope you know I love you young'n, like father, like son,” shows that the ultimate measure of success for him is to see his children reach their fullest potential while still remaining humble and grateful. While acknowledging his own mistakes as a father, he maintains a strong commitment to being there for them and making sure they have the best life possible.
Overall, Busta Rhymes’s “Like Father Like Son” portrays a deep sense of the importance of fatherhood and commitment to his children, demonstrating the necessary sacrifices and reflecting on the influence of his own father in his life.
Line by Line Meaning
Remember me? Like father, like son
My son can follow in my footsteps and carry on my legacy.
Had a million dollars 'fore I was 1
My father was a successful hustler and provided for me at a young age.
'Cause my daddy hustle
My father earned a living through his entrepreneurial endeavors.
We good now
We've overcome our past struggles and now live comfortably.
We out the hood now
My family has moved away from the negative environment of our past.
Winning like Steph Curry in the chip though
We're achieving great success, similar to Steph Curry's performance in the NBA Finals.
Used to be the only one, now I'm the big bro (I'm here too)
I used to be the only child, but now I have a younger sibling who I look after.
Know my daddy schizo, don't mess with his kids yo
My father has a mental illness, but he will fiercely protect his children from harm.
Me and my brother tight (yeah), we like the Klitschkos
My brother and I have a strong bond and work together like the Klitschko brothers.
I love you daddy
I have a deep love and appreciation for my father.
Ten years later, I love you too sons
As a father, I still have love for my children even when they've grown up.
I do life in the box if they ever fuck with my two sons
I would sacrifice my freedom to protect my children if they were ever in danger.
You're my lil' man, I remember the first day you came out
I have fond memories of my child's birth and hold a deep bond with them.
Your lil' face, your big nose, your lil' feet, your lil' hands
I recall specific details of my child's appearance from birth.
You turned one, come in the room wobbly, lil' stance
I remember the moment when my child started walking, even though they were unsteady on their feet.
And every time I walked in the house he used to do this lil' dance
My child would express joy and excitement upon seeing me.
On the cover of the album with them Chucks on
My child was featured on an album cover, wearing Chucks.
You cried for 6 hours, your mama in here going nuts on me
My child was upset and crying for a long time, causing their mother to become upset with me.
She said you had enough, I said we having fun
My child's mother wanted me to comfort them, but I wanted to have fun with my child.
All babies cry when they're one, my career had just begun
As a new father, I didn't realize that all babies cry at that age. I was also beginning my career.
And so did being a daddy
I was adjusting to fatherhood while also pursuing my career.
Car seat in my Escalade, you want me in the Caddy
My child preferred me driving the Escalade over the Cadillac due to the car seat.
Playing Like Father, Like Son, looking in the back seat
My child and I listened to a song that highlighted our father-son relationship while driving.
He don't look nothing like his mama if you ask me
My child has more physical similarities to me than their mother.
On the first album Busta Rhymes did the hook
Busta Rhymes provided the chorus on my first album.
Now he can do it for himself, watch him and his uncle cook
My child has developed their own musical talents and works with their uncle, who's also in the music industry.
Buss
Busta Rhymes' nickname.
I'm glad you grew up to becoming everything you could be
I'm proud of my child's growth and accomplishments.
That's all I wanted for you young'n, like father, like son
I aspire for my child to be just as successful as I am.
And in the end I'm glad you only turned out better than me
I'm happy to see my child surpass me and achieve greater success.
I hope you know I love you young'n, like father, like son
I want my child to feel loved and supported, just like I do from my own father.
Your daddy told you it was coming
I warned my child that they would face challenges in life.
Coming, your day was coming, I told you
I encouraged my child to be prepared for any difficulties they may encounter.
Now daddy's here just keep on running
I'll always be there for my child and encourage them to persevere through any obstacles.
Running, just keep on running, I tell you
I urge my child to continuously progress and work towards their goals.
I wanna thank my baby mamas Tiff and Eliska for everything
I'm grateful to my children's mothers for their support and care.
Y'all deserve the world, I wasn't worthy of no wedding ring
My past behavior and actions didn't meet the standards for marriage.
It ain't be one day since I met you I wasn't there for you
I've always been present and active in my child's life since day one.
Wasn't husband material, but you know I really cared for you
I had flaws that prevented me from being a good husband, but I still cared deeply for my child's mother.
And I know you remember that time when he was 5
My child's mother and I recall specific events from our child's childhood.
All these tours taking the toll, I can see it in his eyes
My constant touring and traveling affected my child's well-being, as seen in their demeanor.
So I stopped tours, stopped rapping, didn't give a fuck about
I took a break from my music career to prioritize my role as a father and spend more time with my child.
Nothing that happened after recording The Doctor's Advocate
I didn't care about my career achievements after releasing my album The Doctor's Advocate.
Catching up with my son, cause ain't nothing more important
I made it a priority to re-establish a strong relationship with my child.
Than walking inside the Footlocker, copping them matching Jordans
I bond with my child by sharing common interests, such as buying matching sneakers from the store Footlocker.
Helping him with his jumper, the day he turned 9
I assisted my child in improving their basketball shot on their 9th birthday.
I asked him what he want for his birthday, he said to spend some time
My child prioritized spending quality time together for their birthday rather than receiving material gifts.
So we kick it, that's my best friend, I don't have to get married
My child is my best friend and I don't feel the need to get married to have a fulfilling relationship.
He still my best man, and that's forever
My child will always be my closest companion and supporter.
Anybody can be a daddy, just bust a nut and leave
Being a biological parent doesn't equate to being a good father.
But I'm a father, and I'ma be everything he need and more
I'm committed to fulfilling all of my child's needs and going above and beyond for them.
Every time I get in this booth
When I enter the recording studio.
I'm reminded ten years ago I did it for you, had this vision for you
I think back to 10 years ago when I was inspired to pursue my music career for the sake of my child's future.
And I know your daddy get in trouble sometimes
I acknowledge that I sometimes make mistakes and face consequences.
But I'ma stay up out this prison for you, I mean
I'm motivated to avoid any actions or behaviors that could lead to me being incarcerated so I can be there for my child.
You all my seed, lil' brother and both of your sisters
I consider all of my children as part of my legacy.
You all I need like Method and MJB
My love and support for my children is analogous to Method Man and Mary J. Blige's partnership in music.
And I know I be wildin' sometimes, you told me ("Breathe daddy") (1,1, 2,2, 3,3, 4,4)
My child reminds me to calm down and take a breath during stressful situations.
Furthermore, I'm try'na stay outta trouble just for my sons
I aim to avoid negative actions or behavior for the sake of being a positive role model for my children.
Even though it feel weird leaving my house without a gun
Despite feeling vulnerable without a weapon, I recognize the importance of avoiding violent conflict for my children's sake.
I just gotta do it, cause they might grow up and do this shit
I want my children to emulate positive behavior and avoid actions that may lead to negative consequences.
Just cause they father do it, fuck with my kids and six Bloods
If anyone were to harm my children, I would retaliate with violence.
Jumping out a Buick, understand Puff choking that man for Jus
I reference a past altercation where P. Diddy assaulted someone who had disrespected his son Justin.
I'ma do my stuff even if I land in fucking cuffs
I'm willing to face the consequences of my actions and continue to be an involved father.
For every nigga out here without a kid
I have a message for men who don't have children.
Have one and that's gon be the best shit you ever did
Having a child can be one of the most fulfilling experiences in life.
Lyrics © THE ROYALTY NETWORK INC., Universal Music Publishing Group, Royalty Network, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: Alan Maman, Trevor Smith, Jayceon Taylor
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@michaelfarris9553
Got the lyrics tatted on my forearm, They say that every time somebody dies a child is born, so I thank the man that gave his life for the birth of my son. Love this song man. Straight up beautiful. I was in a dark place before my son was born, if not for him I might not be here.
@vaslim80
This is dope, congrats bro✌🏾
@Dimadome12
That’s actually my favorite verse from this song
@JohnDcitizen
I played this song in the car taking my son home from the hospital after he was born in 2008 song never gets old
@michaelfarris9553
Hell no, best Father Son song forever man, Tupac level.
@metroplanetstudios
True bro , this song is a remedy to real fathers, that moment you you see him the flesh of your flesh ❤️ooh my God this song drive me somewhere have never been 🙏🏾
@shumblee
That's dope.
@dangerous3442
Fo real my nigga !!!)
@alexfahey3731
Real hip hop is far gone from this time... The brilliance of this song puts every single song to shame these day
@lilhunt107
My son was born today & I just remember listening to this song & I told myself when I have a son I would play this song. Welcome to the world my son 🙏🏽