Troy:
Tro… Read Full Bio ↴There are at least 6 bands/artists with the name Troy:
Troy:
Troy is a character portrayed by Zac Efron in the High School Musical series of movie-musicals. In the first film, his voice is provided by Drew Seely. In both sequels, Zac Efron's own voice is used for Troy.
Troy (The Band):
Troy is a Rock band from Springfield, MO that consists of Chris, Kane, Cord, and Johnny B. They've recently opened up for such bands as Breaking Benjamin, Three Days Grace, Skillet, Puddle Of Mudd, The Exies, Korn and much more! Their debut album "Effective Immediately" was released December 1st, 2007. The band is currently working on a new album due TBD.
Troy:
Hip-Hop producer and co-founder of BoomBox Union.
Troy (a Female Singer):
TROY is also a female singer that appeared on the Ghost in the Shell: Stand alone complex OST
Troy (Троя):
Troy is a Power Metal band from Moscow, Russia formed in 2005 under Musica Production.
Troy:
Troy is the alter ego of Hugo DeTroyer, a Belgian singer-songwriter who makes world-folk influenced songs.
Troy:
Troy is an electronic music DJ & producer from Missouri, USA
Troy:
Troy is hard rock/alternative band from Boston.
plus another as of 2023
troy doherty goes as TROY on spotify etc. he's a pop artist/ small actor, jersey born and raised. new york trained. la made and nashville grade.
Intro
Troy Lyrics
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Yea ya know they better stay up
If ya come down
Yea ya better know ya way up
Up in my town
Niggas been known to wait up
Making my rounds
Niggas better stay prayed up
Yea ya know they better stay up
If ya come down
Yea ya better know ya way up
Up in my town
Niggas been known to wait up
Making my rounds
Niggas better stay prayed up
Make it a mention that these dudes is on a mission
They been plotting on the kid tryna cross me just like a Christian
I split em down the middle I ain’t talking bout partitions
And I feast on any beat like it’s good for my nutrition
I got vision, not Raven, but I’m seeing niggas livid
Diving the deep end and they needing supervision
Cop the keys to the city, deny these niggas admission
Yea the still more pressed than a push to start ignition, get it?
I got my top down
Yea ya know they better stay up
If ya come down
Yea ya better know ya way up
Up in my town
Niggas been known to wait up
Making my rounds
Niggas better stay prayed up
(They better stay prayed up)
Troy's song "Intro" is a track that showcases his lyrical prowess and confidence. The initial lines of the chorus motif indicate Troy's pride in his convertible car, with the implication being that the top should stay up so as not to ruin his image. The following verses depict Troy's thoughts on his accomplishments, with the idea being that he's on a mission, and the people around him are just obstacles trying to stop him. He metaphorically states that he splits his attackers in half, seemingly referencing a sword, but goes on to mention they haven't got anything on him. He describes the hunger he feels in taking on any beat like nutritional sustenance and how his vision shines clearly, contrasting to those around him.
Troy goes on to describe how the other rappers in his town are struggling to keep up with him, and how his success annoys them. He compares himself to a successful businessman with a key to the city, preventing them from entering his territory. The lyrics portray a constant struggle that Troy faces, where his success brings as much hatred as it does admiration, and while his circle appears to wait for him to fall, he stays prayed up to ward off any negativity that comes his way. The chorus is then reiterated, signifying his intent on keeping the top down on his convertible.
Interesting facts about the song Intro include that it is the opening track on Troy's first mixtape, "New York City: The Album," and was initially released on April 18, 2013. Additionally, the song is an adaptation of Jay-Z's "What More Can I Say," off his album "The Black Album." It features the same underlying beat, with added samples, to match Troy's flow. The mixtape went on to be hosted by DJ Drama, who also produced the final mix of the song. The chorus samples the song "Lose My Soul" by Christian band TobyMac, indicating Troy's broad music tastes. The single is also featured on two of Troy's other mixtapes, "White Christmas" and "King of Brooklyn."
Finally, if any aspiring musicians want to play Intro's chords on the guitar, the main following chords are used: Fm, Bb, Ab, and Cm chord progressions used throughout the tune.
Line by Line Meaning
I got my top down
I am out in my open-top car.
Yea ya know they better stay up
People should keep up with me.
If ya come down
If someone falls behind or makes a mistake.
Yea ya better know ya way up
They must pick themselves up and keep moving forward.
Up in my town
In my area,
Niggas been known to wait up
people are used to waiting for me to show up.
Making my rounds
I am checking up on people in my neighborhood.
Niggas better stay prayed up
People better have faith because danger is near.
Make it a mention that these dudes is on a mission
To note that some guys want to cause me trouble.
They been plotting on the kid tryna cross me just like a Christian
They set me up to fail, like Judas did to Jesus.
I split em down the middle I ain’t talking bout partitions
I am going to take them down and cut them off.
And I feast on any beat like it’s good for my nutrition
I create music like I need it to survive.
I got vision, not Raven, but I’m seeing niggas livid
I see people getting angry at me.
Diving the deep end and they needing supervision
They are in trouble and need help.
Cop the keys to the city, deny these niggas admission
I have control, and I can deny others access to certain places.
Yea the still more pressed than a push to start ignition, get it?
They are anxious and worried about me, do you understand?
If ya come down
If someone falls behind or makes a mistake.
Yea ya better know ya way up
They must pick themselves up and keep moving forward.
Up in my town
In my area,
Niggas been known to wait up
people are used to waiting for me to show up.
Making my rounds
I am checking up on people in my neighborhood.
Niggas better stay prayed up
People better have faith because danger is near.
Lyrics © DistroKid
Written by: Torian Armstrong
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
Rum D.
"imagine a king who fights his own battles. Wouldn't that be a sight." As he walks off like a boss. So epic.
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Casey Dinger Alexander
Piggypoo
Imagine a soldier, showing up late, hungover and sexed out, giving lip to a king who has been waiting on him for 30 minutes. This battle wasn't among kings. It was among the 2 sides best warriors in order to save the lives of the rest.
Achilles is such a bum🤣
JB
@Piggypoo yeah… a bum who was arguably the greatest fighter the world had ever seen. when you’re that valuable you can do whatever tf you want, kings need you
Piggypoo
@JB the greatest fighter the world had ever seen , except this moment here. Achilles the bum!
Elijah Jones
Theoden kinggg
Bara Thrum
I'd love to achieve Achilles' level someday. Dude is late to work, no one scolds him for it and when he finally arrives (late) at work everyone cheers for him. That's a badass level. Worst of all is that he doesn't even care, he takes his time preparing.
ArcticAngel1
It’s not about being the strongest all the time.
o0 Nate The Great 0o
Oh he got scolded. Told his boss "dont like it, do it yourself". Then, like the best employees, he did it for his fellow workers so as to not leave them in a jam.
IK IK
Literally has a fight with the CEO once he checks in, threatens to immediately leave until the CFO steps in and hints at bonuses down the road.