1) Robert Gill better know… Read Full Bio ↴There are six artists/bands named Reason:
1) Robert Gill better known by his stage name Reason, is an American rapper from Carson, California. He is signed to hip hop record label Top Dawg Entertainment (TDE), where he started to gain recognition. His debut album, There You Have It, was released on September 28, 2018.
Reason released his first mixtape, In The Meantime, on January 1, 2015. On January 16, 2016, he released his next mixtape titled The Free Album, while releasing a compilation mixtape called The Proof on his SoundCloud in 2017. On February 9, 2018, he was featured on the Top Dawg Entertainment produced film soundtrack for the Marvel Studios superhero film Black Panther (2018), titled Black Panther The Album Music From And Inspired By, on the song "Seasons".
On August 8, it was announced that he was signed to TDE. That same day, he released a single titled "The Soul", with a music video released the next week. On August 29, he released the second single titled "Better Dayz", a song that had already made an appearance on his first mixtape. On September 11, he released the third single titled "Summer Up", also accompanied by a music video. He was also featured on Los Angeles rapper JAG's album with Cozz on "Black Boy Rise". He is also scheduled to go on tour with Jay Rock on the "Big Redemption Tour". Reason released his debut studio album, There You Have It, on September 28, 2018.[8] The album was originally released on May 19, 2017, but upon signing with TDE, the label decided to re-release the album.
On January 6, 2019, it was announced that Reason was invited to the Dreamville recording sessions for the compilation album Revenge of the Dreamers III. He later announced that he will be joining the first leg of J.I.D’s "Catch Me If You Can Tour". During a Q&A, Reason shared details about a potential collaborative album with J.I.D, an idea spawned from the recording sessions.
2) Formed in the early part of 2009, Reason is the brainchild of ex-Vandamne/Fyrebyrds/Empire/Crywolf guitarist & songwriter Chris Gyngell and vocalist Paul Mace. The bands mission is to refine the greatest elements of melodic & progressive hard rock & metal into expansive yet direct & powerful songs; something for all fans of pre-grunge power, presented with an up-to-date energy and sentiment. Chris & Paul recruited 3 excellent musicians, keyboard player Gil Hird, bassist Graham Corbett, and drummer Sean Feeley to complete the line-up.
Reason signed to Sweden`s Alienation Records, and their debut album `The Darkest Star` was released in December 2011, and is available online worldwide.. see our wall for all CD & download outlets.
In April 2013, Reason parted company with drummer Sean Feeley. Sean has now been replaced by talented drummer & percussionist John Townsend, and the band resumed live dates in Summer 2013.
Reason will be releasing their second album 'The Deception Of Dreams' through Sky-Rocket Records in January 2015
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2) Reason (California) is a progressive metal band formed in 2007 as Obsequy. In 2009, they released an EP, Thoughtcrime, which featured a song, "The Toxic Avenger", with Sean Peck of Cage on lead vocals. A music video was produced, and was released in February 2012. Reason cast cult film icon Dennis Woodruff for a role in the video. The song was written for upcoming Toxic Avenger Part 5 feature film. The band was founded by Alex Fidel, who is also a citizen journalist and radio host.
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3) REASON (BUFFALO, New York)
Reason is a Straight Edge hardcore band from Buffalo, NY featuring former members of The Control, Dead Hearts, Halfmast, Plagued With Rage, Still Ill, They Live, No Reason and No Time Left.
According to their MySpace, they are no longer playing shows.
http://www.myspace.com/reasonstraightedge
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4) Reason (HUNGARY) was founded in 1994 by Attila Horváth, Gábor Dudás and Attila Barna. The early days were characterised by an experimenting attitude towards music, however, in three years’ time the band developed its own style.
Their first demo was recorded in 1995 under the title “National Porno”, but it was not until the next year, when they finally found their own path with the help of their new keyboard player. At that time the band grew more serious both musically and textually, which is represented in their second demo called “Moonlight”. The material received positive critics in the Hungarian Metal Hammer magazine. Their main influences have always been bands like Type O Negative or Paradise Lost, but at the same time they have been inspired by musicians and artists of entirely different genres as well.
The following years were predominated by playing in various clubs in the country and in Budapest as well (e.g. Riff-Röff Rockklub). Besides, 2000 saw the birth of their third material called “Broods”, which did not prevent them from having temporarily abandon the band. After a period of one and a half years it became clear for two of the founding members, Gábor Dudás and Attila Horváth that they can imagine their future musical activities only within this band.
Finally, after a number of changes in the line-up, Reason has reached its present state. In 2005 they finished “Captive of Dreams” and were planning to record their first album. Recently, they have played mainly in Budapest (Marco Polo, Red Hole, Woodoo), but they also had a chance to play in festivals like Night of Doom (in Debrecen) and Gothica V-VI (Petofi Csarnok).
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5) Reason (AUSTRALIA)
Having withstood the test of time, Reason continues to personify both tenure and standard as one of Australia’s true veteran’s of the underground Hip Hop scene with 15 years experience under his belt. The Reason story reflects true preservation of his belief in maintaining a constant yet positive presence.
Reason practices what he preaches by promoting positive content in a context that is truly street, yet with a personal message contained within. A lover of graffiti, politics, life and the environment, these are examples of the diversity that the listener envelops into their own conscience. Reason released his third LP 'One Step Ahead' in 2004, following on from Reography (2002) and Solid in 1999. Reason also released the EP “Life’s A Lesson” in 2006, featuring a bevy of international and local guests. August 2008 saw the return of Reason with his latest offering entitled "The Tides are Turning".
Pop Shit
Reason Lyrics
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Uh, yeah
Ride with my block, ride with my block, pop shit
Ride with my block, ride with my block, pop shit
Ride with my block, ride with my block, pop shit
Ride with my block, ride with my block, pop shit
I ain't need help, I got the keys, locksmith
Fuck who the best, I clean up mess, mop shit
Get shit off my chest, I took too many steps, Rocket
James Harden, my fame gone and my game Marvin
When I get back, leave, and they all find us, I can't father
Then a lot haters said I could, became your father
That's just 'Pac shit, now I pop shit, Reason cockpits
Wait, high as planes, my stock raised, let's be honest
I was ballin' way before the bucks
Feel like Giannis Antetokoumnpo
These niqqas is too slow, found me a loophole
Competition, I been takin' care of niqqas, it's a group home
Stacks, been gettin' money, spittin' crack in inner cities
Rap game, had to stick my foot in
Like eenie-meenie-minie-moe to you niqqas
Feel like the GOAT to you niqqas
Also known as Prince of Del Amo to you niqqas, wait
Ride with my block, ride with my block, pop shit (wait)
Ride with my block, ride with my block, pop shit (yeah)
Ride with my block, ride with my block, pop shit
Ride with my block, ride with my block, pop shit (wait, wait)
Ride with my block, ride with my block, pop shit
Ride with my block, ride with my block, pop shit (yo)
Ride with my block, ride with my block, pop shit (yo)
Ride with my block, ride with my block, pop shit (uh, yo)
Dance on my heels, mobbin' this still
Plug in my wheel, dubs what I fear
Ride for my tears, wait
Die for my block, rise in that pot
Lead to my opps, dead in that box
Storms in my bop (woo)
God in my rack, shells on that ass and I know it (yeah)
How dare niggas speak my name and they ain't glowin'? (What?)
Jumpin' up that big boy thing, the gun smokin' (uh)
What's back seatin' when loccin', was no gimme
Now benji, ay, it's Blueface, baby, and I'm greedy (Blueface baby)
Keep eatin', uh chef boy groovy while y'all sleepin'
Yo, we face the ay
Nine years in it and still peakin', yo, let's go for ten, uh
Belt snuggie, he got them M's, huh (Yeah)
Benz, rim rub, big bank, the main shooter (shooter)
The house, tulips palm trees, the crib Cuba (yeah)
The ox bandit, black face, the crash landin'
The gun toter, one dream, to win, solo (Brrt)
Ride with my block, ride with my block, pop shit
Ride with my block, ride with my block, pop shit
Ride with my block, ride with my block, pop shit
Ride with my block, ride with my block, pop shit
Ride with my block, ride with my block, pop shit
Ride with my block, ride with my block, pop shit
Ride with my block, ride with my block, pop shit
Ride with my block, ride with my block, pop shit
The song "Pop Shit" by Reason is a rap track with a fast, upbeat tempo that reflects the artist's journey in the music industry. He takes on a confident tone as he raps about riding with his block and popping shit. The phrase "pop shit" is an expression that signifies speaking or acting out in a significant way, often with confidence or aggression. Reason makes it a point to emphasize that he is riding with his block, which could either be a reference to his crew or his hometown.
In the first verse, Reason talks about his rise to fame and how he did it all alone without any help. He also boasts about being a mess cleaner, referring to fixing his career's issues. The line "James Harden, my fame gone and my game Marvin" is a metaphor comparing his career trajectory to that of NBA superstar James Harden. Harden's fame peaked, and then his performance declined, much like Marvin Gaye's career. Reason also touches on the haters and how he became a leader and father of the group in Tupac's fashion.
In the second verse, Reason switches up his flow and delivers bars with enthusiasm. He raps about his tough nature and how he's geared to take on competition. He also speaks on the loyalty to his block, such that he's willing to die for them. The line "Belt snuggie, he got them M's, huh" is a reference to a popular viral video where a child wears a belt with M's, representing money.
Line by Line Meaning
Ride with my block, ride with my block, pop shit
I ride with my crew and we talk tough
Wait, ride with my block, ride with my steez, pop shit
Hold up, I ride with my clique and my unique style and we boast
I ain't need help, I got the keys, locksmith
I don't need any assistance, I have the answers like a professional locksmith
Fuck who the best, I clean up mess, mop shit
I don't care who's the greatest, I'll handle the dirty work like a janitor cleaning up
Get shit off my chest, I took too many steps, Rocket
I need to express myself and I'm moving faster than a rocket to get where I want to go
James Harden, my fame gone and my game Marvin
I used to be on top like James Harden, but now it's more like Marvin Gaye - still good but not as hot
When I get back, leave, and they all find us, I can't father
If I were to leave right now, people would come searching for me, but I'm not ready to be a father figure
Then a lot haters said I could, became your father
People who didn't believe in me before are now looking up to me like a father figure
That's just 'Pac shit, now I pop shit, Reason cockpits
I'm following in the footsteps of Tupac Shakur and now I'm being confident like a pilot in a cockpit
Wait, high as planes, my stock raised, let's be honest
Hold up, I'm feeling elevated and my value is increasing - let's be real
I was ballin' way before the bucks
I was successful even before making a lot of money
Feel like Giannis Antetokoumnpo
I feel like I'm dominating like Giannis Antetokounmpo does in basketball
These niqqas is too slow, found me a loophole
My competitors are too slow, so I found a way to surpass them
Competition, I been takin' care of niqqas, it's a group home
I've been dominating my competitors, it's like a group home where I'm the one in charge
Stacks, been gettin' money, spittin' crack in inner cities
I've been making a lot of money and delivering the best rhymes in urban areas
Rap game, had to stick my foot in
I had to start from scratch in the rap game and make my way up
Like eenie-meenie-minie-moe to you niqqas
I'm picking and choosing who I work with like playing eenie-meenie-minie-moe
Feel like the GOAT to you niqqas
I feel like I'm the Greatest Of All Time to you all
Also known as Prince of Del Amo to you niqqas, wait
I'm also known as the Prince of Del Amo to you all, just wait and see
Dance on my heels, mobbin' this still
I'm confident and unstoppable, dancing on my heels
Plug in my wheel, dubs what I fear
I'm driving a fancy car with expensive rims that I'm afraid of damaging
Ride for my tears, wait
I'm fiercely loyal to my crew, even if it brings me to tears
Die for my block, rise in that pot
I'm willing to sacrifice myself for my neighborhood, and come out successful like rising bread dough
Lead to my opps, dead in that box
I'm leading my enemies to their defeat, ending up in coffins
Storms in my bop (woo)
My mind is full of chaos and confusion (bop can mean head)
God in my rack, shells on that ass and I know it (yeah)
I have a lot of ammunition and I'm confident in my abilities
How dare niggas speak my name and they ain't glowin'? (What?)
How can people talk about me when they're not even successful themselves?
Jumpin' up that big boy thing, the gun smokin' (uh)
I'm showing off my big gun and using it to intimidate others
What's back seatin' when loccin', was no gimme
I had to work hard to get where I am, so why would I take a backseat now?
Now benji, ay, it's Blueface, baby, and I'm greedy (Blueface baby)
I have a lot of money now, and I'm not ashamed to be greedy for more (Blueface is a rapper who often says 'Blueface, baby' in his songs)
Keep eatin', uh chef boy groovy while y'all sleepin'
I'll keep succeeding, like Chef Boyardee serving hot meals while others are asleep
Nine years in it and still peakin', yo, let's go for ten, uh
I've been in the game for nine years and I'm still going strong, let's aim for ten years of success
Belt snuggie, he got them M's, huh (Yeah)
My belt is tight and secure, and I have a lot of money
Benz, rim rub, big bank, the main shooter (shooter)
I drive a fancy Mercedes-Benz and have a lot of money, and I'm the main person in charge
The house, tulips palm trees, the crib Cuba (yeah)
I'm living in a luxurious house with beautiful landscaping, and it feels like living in Cuba
The ox bandit, black face, the crash landin'
I'm a criminal who steals oxen, I cover my face in black, and I've made a disastrous landing
The gun toter, one dream, to win, solo (Brrt)
I'm carrying my gun and I have one dream - to win alone (Brrt might mimic a gunshot sound)
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Quincy Matthew Hanley, Robert Lee Jr. Gill
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@MyPimpinAfro14
This whole video reminds me of the scene in the Dark Knight where the Joker enters the party! Dope visuals
@credeaux24
I swear i thought tha same
@isaiahjohnson9218
They ripped it
@jjoDOOM
it kind of reminds me of the movie US too
@AlexanderNathan2346
Joel Miranda I’m pretty sure it’s supposed to be US. Everything in this video points towards the meaning being US so I think ur right the video is taking from US
@JayDavis115
This video feels like the Purge Franchise to me
@MarcosAmparo
Schoolboy Q is so underrated.
@souljaboi62121
Him AND Ab-Soul are sooooo criminally slept on
@globalrub
Black Hippy is underrated....🙄🤦🏻♂️😓
@jbball647
q is best out there right now