One MC with enough style to give the impression tha… Read Full Bio ↴Who is Theory Hazit?
One MC with enough style to give the impression that he is a 3-man group.
Who is Theory Hazit?
A producer/DJ who feels at home rhyming over his own beats β or collaborating with high profile producers.
Who is Theory Hazit?
A husband and father β emerging from his days as a troubled youth and developing into a wise family man.
Theory Hazit is a Hip Hop artist β born and raised in Winchester Kentucky with the support of his granny, an aunt and 2 uncles. He always had a vivid imagination, enjoying cartoons more than music videos. He grew up with a love for dancing like Big Daddy Kane, New Edition, Kid βnβ Play and others. When asked about how he fell in love with music β Theory (who is usually a man of few words) offers a full story.
βMy uncle was a Funk and R&B fanatic. He would baby sit me while my mom went out and partied. He introduced me to Prince, Cameo and others. One day he played βRappers Delightβ and automatically I had this feeling inside me that said, βI can do that!β I was 3 at the time. 2 or 3 years later I heard βPlanet Rockβ and thatβs when I got into break dancing. My cousin Dave was a DJ and he kept me up to date with all the latest jams. One time, Dave and I were chillinβ at grandmas house and he turns it to BET. LL Cool Jβs βIβm Badβ came on and THAT is when I said βthis is coolβ β I want to listen to this music and this music only.β
Around 1988 Theory started beat boxing for his cousin, which was the beginning of his production and beat skills. Years moved on and in 1991 he wrote his first rhyme. Kriss Kross came out with a song dissing ABC (another bad creation) and Theory responded with a diss song of his own aimed at Kriss Kross. That was his very first rhyme.
Fast forward to 2007 and Theory Hazit is now preparing for the release of his first nationally distributed record titled βExtra Creditβ on Hiphop IS Music with international support from SuperRappin and River City. With plenty of stories to tell, a bag full of witty punchlines, and the boldness to be honest in his music β Theory arrives on the scene sounding like the polished veteran that he is.
Theory Hazit started working on βExtra Creditβ after Braille (from Hiphop IS Music) approached him about doing an EP. Around late 2004 Theory and Braille started talking through email. Theory Hazit was putting together a production compilation and wanted Braille to rhyme on it. Months later Braille rolled through Cincinnati to rock a show and Theory was one of the opening acts. After Braille heard Theory rhyme, he immediately became interested in working with Theory under his label Hiphop IS Music. Braille started Hiphop IS Music in 2004 to release his own solo projects and music from his group Lightheaded. As the vision for the label expanded, Theory fit into the picture perfectly. After only a few more phone conversations β it was official and Theory started working on βExtra Creditβ. Braille worked hard to collect the best tracks he could find from producers all over the world. Theory also had some beats set aside from himself and some of his associates. The end result is an astonishingly cohesive record featuring production from over 7 different producers.
Now that the record is done and ready to be released, Braille offers his own opinions and insight regarding βExtra Creditβ.
Braille - βMe and Theory are both perfectionists, so this album took a lot of work. One of the things that impresses me the most about Theory, is how he can take all that hard work and make it sound so natural. His songs never sound forced or contrived. Each track has itβs own personality and purpose and each track is crafted with a great attention to detail. The authentic honesty that Theory shares in his rhymes is inspiring, humorous and entertaining all at the same time. The more you listen to his rhymes, the more you feel connected to them. You feel like your really getting to know and understand Theory as an artist and as a person. I think Theory has the talent to impact a large-scale audience without compromising the integrity of his faith or his artistry. Thatβs a very rare quality.β
Theory Hazit offers his own thoughts regarding the album.
Theory Hazit - βWith Extra Credit, I was trying to accomplish that FEEL GOOD sound. Reach out to the people that I failed at reaching before. I wanted to honor the people who helped make me who I am. Also, I wanted to make Hip Hop music that I enjoyed listening to. My inspiration comes from my mom, my brother, my kids, and my experiences as a troubled teen and an irresponsible adult. I wish I could go back and change a lot of things, but then I wouldnβt be able to help some of those in need.β
Real talk indeed β and thatβs what Theory Hazit offers on βExtra Creditβ. Real talk over soulful production. Itβs been a long road to get to this moment, but βExtra Creditβ has the potential to truly make a mark and usher Theory into a fruitful musical future.
I Just Wanna Go Home
Theory Hazit Lyrics
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I grew up a freakin' screw up
got introduced to gin & juice and drank til I threw up
rebellious at the age of 14
I had dreams to be an MC
my role models smoke weed
and Soul D, my co-D snitched
I didn't know he was phony
And my mama hated who I hung out with but mama allowed it
I roll with grown men who actin childish.
I chose a tough route
all of my new friends is thugged out
after church I got cussed out for being high in the choir stands
when the preacher began preaching I was leafing a chief to fire, man.
Christmas Eve, 1996
the homey came through with a spliff and a stolen whip
hopped in the hooride, began to drive out to the city
it wasn't long before police greeted us with 9millis
one cop was like, "if you even reach in your pocket for a comb, I'm blowin off your dome. Hands on the steering wheel, now."
My first thougth was "my mama's gonna kill me"
"my mad son of age riding steal!"Β ??
They found me guilty
hit me with five charges and plus I lied calling myself a keeper of the code of the streets.
As soon as they threw me in the cell I fell to my knees crying to God like "Why this have to happen to me?"
I just wanna I just wanna go (wanna go home)
I just wanna I just wanna go (I wanna go home)
I just wanna I just wanna go home.
I had a baby out of wedlock
I'm only nineteen
trying to juggle a job and go to LCC
between school and work I had to follow my heart
while the drugs is driving me and my baby's mama apart
my daughter turned 4 months, we finally parted our ways
I moved back to Winchester and connected with Jay
I couldn't keep a job, so I wished upon a star
hoping that this hip hop takes me far.
My father figure was my uncle lost & feened out and the only thing that's keeping me sane is freestyling
and finding roaches in ashtrays, smoking cancer sticks after the hash blaze
Nasty was my attitude moved that a way, shrewd
I kept writing til the gutter finally consumed me, wouldn't you?
Reality bites and weighs a ton,
it's time to roll with God cause there's nowhere to run, I wann come home.
I just wanna I just wanna go (wanna go home)
I just wanna I just wanna go (I wanna go home)
I just wanna I just wanna go home.
I just wanna go home
I just wanna go home
I just wanna go home.
The lyrics to Theory Hazit's song "I Just Wanna Go Home" speak to the struggles of a young man searching for his identity and purpose in life. The song starts off with the artist recounting his troubled past, which includes being introduced to alcohol at a young age and dabbling in delinquent behavior. Despite the negative influences around him, the artist had aspirations of being an MC but found that his role models were not always the best company to keep. He reflects on his decision to surround himself with older, more experienced individuals who were also engaging in criminal behavior, which ultimately got him in trouble with the law. The rapper also speaks to the strain that his drug use had on his relationships, as well as the burden of being a young parent trying to provide for his child.
Throughout the song, the artist expresses a deep longing for home, a place where he can find solace and escape the difficulties of his past. He recognizes that he has made mistakes along the way but hopes that through his music, he can find a way to turn his life around and achieve his dreams. The chorus, "I just wanna go home," is repeated several times, emphasizing the artist's desire for stability and a sense of belonging.
Overall, the lyrics to "I Just Wanna Go Home" are a candid and introspective portrayal of a young man trying to reconcile his past mistakes and find a way forward in life. The song touches on themes of regret, redemption, and the importance of having a supportive community to lean on.
Line by Line Meaning
I grew up a freakin' screw up
I had a difficult childhood
got introduced to gin & juice and drank til I threw up
I started drinking at a young age
rebellious at the age of 14
I was a troublemaker as a teenager
I had dreams to be an MC
I wanted to be a rapper
my role models smoke weed
The people I looked up to were drug users
and Soul D, my co-D snitched
One of my friends betrayed me
I didn't know he was phony
I was deceived by him
he helped lock up a few of the homies.
He was involved in getting some of our friends arrested
And my mama hated who I hung out with but mama allowed it
My mom didn't approve of my friends, but she didn't do anything about it
I roll with grown men who actin childish.
I hung out with immature adults
I chose a tough route
I took a difficult path in life
all of my new friends is thugged out
The people I associate with now are involved in criminal activity
after church I got cussed out for being high in the choir stands
I got in trouble for using drugs during church
when the preacher began preaching I was leafing a chief to fire, man.
I was high on marijuana during a church service
Christmas Eve, 1996 the homey came through with a spliff and a stolen whip
On Christmas Eve of 1996, a friend gave me marijuana and a stolen car
hopped in the hooride, began to drive out to the city
I got in the stolen car and drove to the city
it wasn't long before police greeted us with 9millis
We were quickly met by policemen with guns
one cop was like, "if you even reach in your pocket for a comb, I'm blowin off your dome. Hands on the steering wheel, now."
The cop threatened to shoot us if we made any sudden movements
My first thougth was "my mama's gonna kill me"
I was scared of what my mom would think
"my mad son of age riding steal!"
I was caught driving a stolen car
They found me guilty
I was convicted of a crime
hit me with five charges and plus I lied calling myself a keeper of the code of the streets.
I was charged with five crimes and lied under oath
As soon as they threw me in the cell, I fell to my knees crying to God like "Why this have to happen to me?"
I was upset and questioning why bad things happened to me
I had a baby out of wedlock
I fathered a child without being married
I'm only nineteen
I was a young parent
trying to juggle a job and go to LCC
I was struggling to balance work and school
between school and work I had to follow my heart
I had to make difficult choices between my responsibilities and my desires
while the drugs is driving me and my baby's mama apart
My drug use was causing problems in my relationship with my child's mother
my daughter turned 4 months, we finally parted our ways
My child's mother and I ended our relationship when our daughter was four months old
I moved back to Winchester and connected with Jay
I moved to a different place and made a new friend, Jay
I couldn't keep a job, so I wished upon a star
I had trouble holding a job and wished for something better
hoping that this hip hop takes me far.
I hoped that my rapping would lead to success
My father figure was my uncle lost & feened out and the only thing that's keeping me sane is freestyling
My uncle was like a father to me, but he was addicted to drugs. I found solace in freestyling
and finding roaches in ashtrays, smoking cancer sticks after the hash blaze
I continued to smoke cigarettes even after using drugs
Nasty was my attitude moved that a way, shrewd
I had a negative attitude and was sneaky
I kept writing til the gutter finally consumed me, wouldn't you?
I continued to pursue my dreams despite my struggles, wouldn't you do the same?
Reality bites and weighs a ton,
The truth is harsh and heavy
it's time to roll with God cause there's nowhere to run, I wanna come home.
It's time to turn to God because I have nowhere else to go. I want to return home.
I just wanna I just wanna go (wanna go home)
I just want to go home
I just wanna I just wanna go (I wanna go home)
I just want to return home
I just wanna I just wanna go home.
I just want to be at home
Contributed by Joshua B. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
Angelo Black
I will forever love real hiphop πͺπ½πͺπ½
Chris-Chen Trice
2018 I havenβt forgotten u theory
KAFE Brother
Dope as track
Emmanuel Azemar
Blazin!!!
Don Chills
Stumbled across this on YouTube. Love it!
yvonne guider
wow!!
damoodyguy
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Justin H.
great upload. his best song!
Mycah Dabbs-Brown
I found this song on Pandora
0bah Amaru El
Pandora brought me here also lol