I’m sure we all can agree Kevin Garnett was born to pl… Read Full Bio ↴About KamB.I.N.O.
I’m sure we all can agree Kevin Garnett was born to play basketball. I mean….when you look at the 7 foot beast of a man you can’t picture him as an investment banker, supreme court judge, or manager at your local Wal-Mart. No way. THAT guy was destined to attack baskets around the NBA with the ferocity of a Tyrannosaurus Rex before he ever set foot on a court. In similar fashion, KamB.I.N.O. was destined to redefine rap before his first word was ever breathed into microphone….before he ever graced the stage of a crowded auditorium….before he found himself regarded as one of the best lyricists ever to promote “The Kingdom”. Born and raised in Columbus, Ohio, KamB.I.N.O. has lived life on both sides of the fence—from the hood to the ‘burbs, convicted criminal to hardworking businessman, from sinner to saint.
Seeing life from both ends of the spectrum has given him a broad perspective and an almost uncanny ability to make music that transcends racial, social, and spiritual barriers. While his message has helped him gain notoriety in various Christian circles nationwide, his greatest joy comes from knowing he’s being used to reach those outside of the church. “There’s nothing better to me than hearing someone say their friends who AREN’T in the church love my music. We’re supposed to be God’s body right? Well—what good are the arms and hands if they’re so focused on massaging the body that they never really reach out to the lost?” Kam has made it his mission is to penetrate the mainstream music arena and infuse it with a Kingdom message. His first offering—mix cd “The Preface”—has seen many copies sold all across the nation and overseas and served as an enticing appetizer to his first solo album “Just The Beginning” which he hopes to release by the end of 2008.
He’s worked with artists such as K-Drama, Street Pastor, B-Moses, D Montrell, Rick D & Priest, the Elevationists, and has shared stages with the likes of Canton Jones, LampMode, the 116 Clique and many more. “I don‘t feel you have to be ‘overly-preachy’ in song form to be effective—especially since your lifestyle will speak with more fervor than your music ever could. At the same time, I don’t participate in nor do I condone compromise. God hates an unjust balance man…..if this music is executed properly, seeds of salvation can be planted while providing the audience with an enjoyable listening experience that is simultaneously entertaining and inspiring so…….that’s what I’m endeavoring to do. Better yet—that’s what God’s called me to do”…..
KamB.I.N.O. is a member of Columbus Christian Center in Columbus, Ohio under the leadership of Dr. David C. Forbes where the mission is to Increase Lives with The Word of God.
KamB.I.N.O.
A Problem's a Problem
KamB.I.N.O. Lyrics
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I can tell you right now they're not worth it ,not at ll
She looking pretty in that dress
She got a hickey on her neck it's not for me, its not from me
I smell the liquor on her breath
Said she was out with her friends she lied to me ,she lied to me
Oh she's a problem that much I know
I know she's hurting but she won't show
Don't try to love her, she's here for fun
Don't tell her you want her, cause she'll take control
Don't try to solve her cause she's a problem
She'll rip the heart right out your chest and try to mend it with a kiss
And you'll still want her and you still want her
She'll have trouble on our own, you’ll invite her in your home
Because you love her, because you love her
I know it's hurtful you tried your best
You know you loved her she just didn’t
Oh she's a problem that much I know
I know she's hurting but she won't show
Don't try to solve her that's not what she wants
Don't try to love her she's here for fun
Don't tell her you want her, cause she'll take control
Don't try to solve her cause she's a problem
I know I love her but she don't care
I shouldn't want her why am I here
She's a problem that much I know
I can't solve her and that leaves me sore
Don't try to solve her that's not what she wants
Don't try to love her she's here for fun
Don't tell her you want her, cause she'll take control
Don't try to solve her cause she's a problem
In "A Problem's a Problem" by KamB.I.N.O., the song begins with a powerful piece of advice. If someone demands that you put their happiness before yours, they are not worth it at all. This sets the tone for the rest of the song, which details the singer's experience with a woman who is a problem that he just can't seem to solve. The woman in question is described as looking pretty in her dress, but there's a hickey on her neck that's not from him. He can smell the liquor on her breath, and she lies about where she's been. Though he knows she is a problem, he can't help but be drawn to her.
The chorus of the song warns against trying to solve the woman or love her because that's not what she wants. She's here for fun, not a serious relationship. She'll take control if you try to tell her you want her, and if you try to solve her, you'll just end up disappointed. The song ends with the singer admitting that he loves her, even though she doesn't care about him. He knows that she's a problem, but he can't help but be drawn to her anyway.
Overall, "A Problem's a Problem" is a cautionary tale about getting involved with someone who is bad news. The song is about recognizing when someone isn't worth your time and energy and moving on. Even though the singer is drawn to the woman in question, he knows that he can't solve her problems or change her, and he ultimately chooses to walk away.
Line by Line Meaning
If someone demands that you put their happiness before yours
If someone insists that their own happiness is more important than yours
I can tell you right now they're not worth it ,not at all
That someone who prioritizes their own happiness over yours is not worth your time or effort.
She looking pretty in that dress
Describing the physical appearance of a woman in a dress
She got a hickey on her neck it's not for me, its not from me
Observing a mark on the woman's neck and realizing that it was not caused by the artist.
I smell the liquor on her breath
Noticing the scent of alcohol on the woman's breath.
Said she was out with her friends she lied to me ,she lied to me
Realizing that the woman had lied about her whereabouts and who she was with.
Oh she's a problem that much I know
Acknowledging that the woman is a problematic individual.
I know she's hurting but she won't show
Recognizing that the woman is in emotional pain but refuses to express it.
Don't try to solve her, that's not what she wants
Advising against attempting to fix or resolve the woman's issues or problems.
Don't try to love her, she's here for fun
Warning that the woman is not interested in a serious relationship or emotional connection.
Don't tell her you want her, cause she'll take control
Urging the listener not to express their feelings for the woman as it may lead to her taking advantage of their emotions.
Don't try to solve her cause she's a problem
Continuing to discourage any attempts to fix or resolve the woman's issues or problems.
She'll rip the heart right out your chest and try to mend it with a kiss
Warning that the woman will cause emotional pain and then try to make up for it superficially.
And you'll still want her and you still want her
Despite the warning, the singer acknowledges that the listener may still be emotionally attached to the woman.
She'll have trouble on our own, you’ll invite her in your home
Predicting that the woman will encounter problems and the listener will still offer her a place to stay.
Because you love her, because you love her
Explaining that the listener's emotional attachment to the woman is the reason for their continued interest in her.
I know it's hurtful you tried your best
Acknowledging the pain the listener may feel after trying to help the woman.
You know you loved her she just didn’t
Recognizing that the listener's feelings were not reciprocated by the woman.
I know I love her but she don't care
Expressing the singer's own emotional attachment to the woman despite her lack of concern for him.
I shouldn't want her why am I here
Questioning why the artist continues to be emotionally attached to the problematic woman.
I can't solve her and that leaves me sore
Acknowledging the difficulty in attempting to fix or resolve the woman's issues and the emotional pain it causes.
Lyrics © DistroKid
Written by: Donte McGee, Pacific Beats
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Candeese BEE
Wow who is that singing the backgrounds ? Is that you Kambino singing too ???