Fresh off of his breakthrough performance on BET's 106&Park where he captured the nations attention with "Top Knotch Steez" 19 year old Dizzy D Flashy is a lyrical phenomenon and one of the hottest up and coming HipHop talents to anticipate. Based in Las Vegas, the entertainment capital of the world, Dizzy has managed to use the city as a platform to launch his career and has already been stirring up all sorts of action.
No stranger to entertainment, Dizzy began his career at the age of ten as a youth reporter interviewing major celebrities such as Nelly, Jessica Simpson, Magic Johnson, & Boys II Men with his younger brother K.J. The young brothers began recording songs and before they knew it were asked to perform at high profile events such as Magic Johnson's Mid Summer Nights Mardi Gras where they made their first performance on the same stage as B2K. Not long after, R & B singer turned actor, Tyrese called them up on the stage during a photo OP at the 3rd Annual BET Awards in Los Angeles and introduced them to the media as DaFuture. The brothers really liked that name and decided that’s what they would be called from that point on.
Under the direction and guidance of their Uncle Layzie Bone, of the multi-platinum rap group Bone thugs-n-harmony the two brothers recorded many songs including one featuring Cassidy while working in the studio with Swizz Beatz. However, reality was beginning to set in as their mom simply could not afford to put anymore money into their young careers. As a result of Dizzy’s family financial problems, the teenagers of a single mom were forced to focus on school and give music a temporary rest. Dizzy calls this his inspiration for the song “Dreams on Hold”. In total DaFuture won three awards in three years (2005, 2006 & 2007) at the annual Las Vegas Music Awards including "Best Hip-Hop Group".
Now, almost two years later Dizzy has stepped out on his own as a solo performer. He’s been grinding in the studio almost everyday after school working on songs for his debut album. While in pursuit of the right major situation he plans to spread positive energy through his music. Hopefully allowing people to not only groove to his songs but be able to understand his young perception of life through his eyes with his dynamic and crystal clear ability to flow in a variety of styles to a variety of speaker bumping beats. “I’ve learned the hard way that you can be the coolest kid on the block and still have a good head on your shoulders; education is the key to the future, it’s important no matter what career you are pursuing,” exclaims the young entertainer.
Over the years Dizzy has been in the studio with many major recording artist and producers and has had the pleasure to work with many. Even though he is a hip-hop artist, he’s worked with R & B producers that have produced hit records for Missy Elliott, Alicia Keys, Destiny's Child, Mario and many, many more. Dizzy is sure to be right there among some of today’s hottest young entertainers that go straight for the top. He has his own swag and he prolifically displays this on his debut single "Swagg It Out" which is beginning to create a major buzz in his hometown of Las Vegas.
Assumptions
Dizzy Wright Lyrics
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I don't even know what's real no more
These mothafuckas nowadays
Just be saying shit
A lot of shit going on in the world
And these niggas talkin about they real niggas
Uh I never been the type to judge niggas
But this shit is getting harder
Got a stomach full of liquor and I'm thinking about my daughter
I should be a-fucking-shamed of myself
Baby mama struggling, I put the fucking blame on myself
I should just grab my gat, and fucking aim at myself
I did this on my own, you niggas came with the help
So I disinclude and no I'm not dissing you
But in the interview, I clearly said I don't remember you, lil nigga
You ain't nothing but a lil nigga
Just me and my .45, it quite clear that you came full of niggas
Uh, I know that bullshit gangsta talk
But I don't ever get involved if I ain't involved
What you portraying dawg, blowing money
Fuck that, I'm trying to teach my child how to save it all
So if I vent to you, tell me can you see yourself making assumptions (making assumptions)?
Contradicting my shit from the outside, making a judgement (making a judgement)
So if I vent to you, tell me can you see yourself making assumptions (making assumptions)?
Contradicting my shit from the outside, making a judgement (making a judgement)
I guess I'm just like everybody else, living in this world with no help
No guidance, no self-love, until I met drugs
Gangstas being imitated, by internet thugs, Shrugs
No hugs, just guns, just fun
He bust one, retaliate on my loved one
It ain't worth it, need a 9 to 5
It ain't working, not for me
So I'm doing it for a strange purpose
I ain't too focused on the "getting around,"
The pussy will come, I just can't be sitting around
Looking around, missed it when it could've been now
As good as they come, and got lost in the crowd
That's a sad story
See niggas just wanna hustle and rap
Rap music got bitch niggas in love with the trap
Me, I got that shit to make the government mad
Pussy nigga, how thuggin is that?
So if I vent to you, tell me can you see yourself making assumptions (making assumptions)?
Contradicting my shit from the outside, making a judgement (making a judgement)
So if I vent to you, tell me can you see yourself making assumptions (making assumptions)?
Contradicting my shit from the outside, making a judgement (making a judgement)
In “Assumptions,” Dizzy Wright begins by critiquing the prevalence of “realness” in rap music. He expresses his frustration with individuals who claim to be “real” while talking about superficial topics. Dizzy explains that he has never been one to judge people but constantly feels judged by others. He acknowledges his difficult situation, including his struggles with alcoholism and his financial struggles with his child’s mother. However, he admits that he accepts full responsibility and doesn't blame anyone but himself for his situation.
Dizzy talks about how hard life is and how people are often labeled as something they’re not. He notes the prevalence of people imitating gangstas and acting tough online. He also mentions how people involved in gang violence often feel the need to retaliate, leading to more violence. In the end, Dizzy says he’s not focused on material things, such as getting around or women but is instead striving to make the government mad with his music.
Overall, Dizzy Wright is criticizing the tendency to mistake superficiality for realness in rap music. He acknowledges his own shortcomings but stresses the importance of taking responsibility for one's actions and not falling into the trap of violence and materialism.
Line by Line Meaning
Niggas talk that real shit
People often speak about their authenticity and genuineness, but I am not sure what that means anymore.
I don't even know what's real no more
I have lost my faith in the idea of reality because of people's fake and pretentious demeanors.
These mothafuckas nowadays
The current generation of people is quite disappointing.
Just be saying shit
People say things without any meaning or substance.
A lot of shit going on in the world
We are living in times of chaos and confusion.
And these niggas talkin about they real niggas
People claim to be authentic and true to their roots, but their actions do not reflect their words.
Uh I never been the type to judge niggas
I am not someone who judges people based on their appearance, reputation, or social status.
Fuck, niggas look at me like I lucked up nigga
People often stereotype me and assume that I have an easy life due to my success.
But this shit is getting harder
Despite my success, life is becoming increasingly difficult and challenging.
Got a stomach full of liquor and I'm thinking about my daughter
I feel guilty for my past mistakes and how they have affected my family, particularly my daughter.
I should be a-fucking-shamed of myself
I feel ashamed of my past decisions and behavior.
Baby mama struggling, I put the fucking blame on myself
I am responsible for the struggles that my child's mother is going through, and I regret my actions that contributed to it.
I should just grab my gat, and fucking aim at myself
I feel so guilty and ashamed that I sometimes have suicidal thoughts.
I did this on my own, you niggas came with the help
Despite my success, I recognize that I have received support and help from others in my journey.
So I disinclude and no I'm not dissing you
I am not trying to insult or exclude anyone, but I need to focus on myself and my own journey.
But in the interview, I clearly said I don't remember you, lil nigga
I have met a lot of people on my journey, and I cannot remember everyone, but that does not mean that they are not important.
You ain't nothing but a lil nigga
I am not trying to belittle anyone, but it is important to recognize our different paths and experiences.
Just me and my .45, it quite clear that you came full of niggas
I am aware that some people may not have the best intentions, and I need to protect myself and my loved ones.
Uh, I know that bullshit gangsta talk
I am aware of the fake and empty words that people use to seem tough and intimidating.
But I don't ever get involved if I ain't involved
I do not feel the need to involve myself in drama or issues that do not concern me.
What you portraying dawg, blowing money
I question people's priorities when they flaunt their wealth and spend recklessly.
Fuck that, I'm trying to teach my child how to save it all
I value saving money and want to instill that same value in my child.
I guess I'm just like everybody else, living in this world with no help
I am just like everyone else, dealing with the difficulties of life without much guidance or support.
No guidance, no self-love, until I met drugs
I struggled with finding direction and self-love until I turned to drugs as a coping mechanism.
Gangstas being imitated, by internet thugs, Shrugs
I am indifferent to the fact that the lifestyle of gangsters is being copied and emulated by people pretending to be tough online.
No hugs, just guns, just fun
Many people find joy and excitement in violence and weaponry rather than genuine human connection and love.
He bust one, retaliate on my loved one
If someone harms someone I care about, I feel the need to seek revenge.
It ain't worth it, need a 9 to 5
I realize that violence and retaliation are not productive and that I need to focus on finding a job and working for a living.
It ain't working, not for me
I am struggling to find success or fulfillment in the traditional job market and am searching for alternative options.
So I'm doing it for a strange purpose
I have my own unique goals and motivations that may seem strange or unusual to others.
I ain't too focused on the 'getting around,'
I am not obsessed with dating or having casual sex and prefer to prioritize other aspects of my life.
The pussy will come, I just can't be sitting around
I am confident that I will find a romantic partner when the time is right, but I know that I need to actively pursue my goals in the meantime.
Looking around, missed it when it could've been now
Sometimes we don't appreciate what we have until it's gone, and I regret not seizing certain opportunities when I had the chance.
As good as they come, and got lost in the crowd
Even when we are talented and capable, it is easy to get overlooked and forgotten in a world filled with competition and noise.
That's a sad story
It is unfortunate that things can turn out this way.
See niggas just wanna hustle and rap
Many people are more focused on making money and becoming famous than they are on creating meaningful and impactful art.
Rap music got bitch niggas in love with the trap
Some people are attracted to the idea of being a gangster or drug dealer that they hear about in rap music, even though it is not a realistic or desirable lifestyle.
Me, I got that shit to make the government mad
I want to create music that challenges the status quo and highlights the flaws and injustices in our government and society.
Pussy nigga, how thuggin is that?
I find it hypocritical and laughable when people try to act tough or intimidating by using derogatory language and slurs.
So if I vent to you, tell me can you see yourself making assumptions (making assumptions)?
I am wary of people who might judge me or make assumptions about me based on my past or who they think I am.
Contradicting my shit from the outside, making a judgement (making a judgement)
I have experienced people dismissing my ideas or opinions without truly understanding them or where they come from.
So if I vent to you, tell me can you see yourself making assumptions (making assumptions)?
I am asking those I confide in to be open-minded and not judge me without hearing me out.
Contradicting my shit from the outside, making a judgement (making a judgement)
I am emphasizing that it is not fair for people to judge or criticize me from a distance or without knowing the full story.
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Jeremiah R
Dope shit Diz. Real G You had me at New History now i dug threw the mystery
But looking ar my paintings
Who is really listening
Ill be silent
Sun boiiis glistening
Smoke out conversations
Crashed to a symphony
Its like you snagged some of my thoughts threw Akashic memories
Enlightened i was when you flipped the dream line from its regular means
Blessed to be
One infinite spirit So fearless
Love. Unite. n Peace
Sunb
Almost SOON
This is one of the most realest and inspirational tracks I have ever endured in my short life of 19 Years. Dizzy Wright has absolutely changed my entire perspective on life for the positive, and made me a better person. I am thankful, but I want to do more.
Brenda Ortiz
47most SOON pp
Alfredo Garcia
Dizzy's so underrated man how the fuck does this not have at least a million views?
john miguel
+gregorygonzalez25 word
gregorygonzalez25
He is way too good for a million views!! Like he says he's music isn't meant for everyone, because not everyone can understand the concept.
Stars&Dmnds
straight up
Pedro Chavez
Shit goes hard.. erry word he says actually got true meaning.. dizzy is the best outta FV
Joseph Guzman
Man....dizzy wright changed my views on life. He's the realist rapper out. Fuck these main stream rappers with thier bullshit. This is real shit. Props to DIZZY AND FV! Keep it G
Däeion Fuller
“Until we can understand the assumptions in which we are drenched 💧🧠💧🧠💧🧠 we cannot know ourselves”
Ziggy Reis
2018 and this is a timeless peice of work, the whole project. TIMELESS.