The Sho Story:
Raised in Cali, communicating a message as an artist … Read Full Bio ↴The Sho Story:
Raised in Cali, communicating a message as an artist has always been a part of who Sho is. Introduced to Hip Hop at a young age, he grew to love its content and attitude. Living in Southern California during the height of Gangsta Rap presented its challenges to many youth, as well as Sho. In high school Sho and some friends from his neighborhood formed a rap group that began touring with major recording artists. But his life took a different turn after the rap group fizzled, and close friends were killed and others incarcerated due to the gang life they led. The message of his life began to change.
He decided to heed his father's advice and apply to college, pursuing education instead of the streets. At the time, Christ was not a part of his life, but his older brother, his father, and a leader at his church, had always promoted education and having a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Sho continued on to Tuskegee University, and it was there, that the seeds that they planted in him finally took root.
While in college, through the lives of some solid Christians on campus, the Lord rescued him and redeemed his heart. Sho's message changed from promoting himself and Hip Hop to promoting Christ, and now he wants the world to see the Lord at work in him. Our popular culture today elevates the lifestyles of rappers who promote ideas that only destroy our culture, but because of God's grace Sho has a different message: "Turn My Life Up"
What if the Programmed Culture could see the change Christ made in him and be transformed by God's Grace to impact lives and revolutionize our world? Not desiring fame or personal glory, Sho invites you to listen to his message and see how God can "Rebuild the Culture"
Raised in Cali, communicating a message as an artist … Read Full Bio ↴The Sho Story:
Raised in Cali, communicating a message as an artist has always been a part of who Sho is. Introduced to Hip Hop at a young age, he grew to love its content and attitude. Living in Southern California during the height of Gangsta Rap presented its challenges to many youth, as well as Sho. In high school Sho and some friends from his neighborhood formed a rap group that began touring with major recording artists. But his life took a different turn after the rap group fizzled, and close friends were killed and others incarcerated due to the gang life they led. The message of his life began to change.
He decided to heed his father's advice and apply to college, pursuing education instead of the streets. At the time, Christ was not a part of his life, but his older brother, his father, and a leader at his church, had always promoted education and having a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Sho continued on to Tuskegee University, and it was there, that the seeds that they planted in him finally took root.
While in college, through the lives of some solid Christians on campus, the Lord rescued him and redeemed his heart. Sho's message changed from promoting himself and Hip Hop to promoting Christ, and now he wants the world to see the Lord at work in him. Our popular culture today elevates the lifestyles of rappers who promote ideas that only destroy our culture, but because of God's grace Sho has a different message: "Turn My Life Up"
What if the Programmed Culture could see the change Christ made in him and be transformed by God's Grace to impact lives and revolutionize our world? Not desiring fame or personal glory, Sho invites you to listen to his message and see how God can "Rebuild the Culture"
Chapter 9: Jim Crow
Sho Baraka Lyrics
We have lyrics for these tracks by Sho Baraka:
100 What I look like caring if the world don't feel…
30 & Up 1986 I mean you can't be stupid your whole life You gotta…
Chapter 10: Peter Pan [Verse 1] It's the illin' empire, mid 90s I'm close to a…
Chapter 2: Michael On and on I know life goes I'm mourning the death…
Chapter 8: Madoff Rich man lies and he rises Poor man lies and he…
Don't Mean Much Don't mean much It don't mean much to me Yo, so they…
Evolution It's your boy B-scientific here to talk evolution wit you …
Excellent 2017 Yeah Trap, trap jazz Hold up, I know you don't want no…
famous Iiiiiiiii Just wanna make you famous Just wanna make you f…
Get Wise I'm at this open mic All these poets wanna complain about…
Half of Me Half of me just walked away And the other half is…
Here Drums make the folks go dumb And make the folks go…
Higher Love I'm In love, I'm in Love With a Higher Love,…
Kanye 2009 How, Jay!? This is my Kanye rant Tell everybody this is my…
Kobe Bryant On 'Em Ft. K-Drama Big Lion shout to my mellow, my saint K-Drama man,…
Liar's Anthem Pimpin', pimpin', pimpin', murder, murder, sell drugs Pimpi…
Lion's Anthem Gentlemen, Royalty, Priesthood, Peace Makers, Leaders, Unash…
Love 1959 What if we took what James did on "If It…
Maranatha We await the return of the Rock The world will get…
mercy on me Lord, Lord you know I tried/ When I should have been…
Music of Life Okaaay ... Okaaay ... Okaaay ... Let's go!!! Ohhh ... …
Myhood U.S.A. 1937 Yo, um Just yeah just run it back to the top 'cause…
Oh Well They say oh well, It's still a good day They say…
Overrated Ladies and gentleman, please stand to your feet for Sho…
Piano Break 33 A.D Are we sinners in the hands of an angry God? Or…
Profhet 1968 Ya'll ready? Ok, Marty, we ready! Let's put it in the…
Road to Humble 1979 I was angry, I was bitter I was filled with pride I…
Shut Us Down RUN IT with us, or you can hate me But it'll…
Soul 1971 Fellas I'm ready to get up and do my thing…
Their Eyes Were Watching Lord I keep so busy praisin' my Jesus Keep so busy…
We Can Be More [Intro - J.R.] We can be more, lady we can be…
Word Yeah, maybe words don't say much Maybe we don't need words…
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