Nate Rose - Poppin Really

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VERSE 1:
Don’t you ever come up out the cracks and try to tell me how get it poppin really
Way too motherfucking educated to be spending any time just talking with me
Many people waiting on me in the lobby time to board a bus and get it in
100,000 dollar conversations with investors telling me that they wanted in
Know some women from around the way
Always call me when they in a jam
Used to give em all the time of day
Now they scrolling through my Instagram
Wishing that they did accommodate
I ain’t even feel the need to grin
I Never been the type to hold a grudge
I don’t even love em, they ain’t getting in

HOOK:
Why are we talking?
Tell me something that I don’t know
I'm tired of bullshit
And people seem to have a boatload
Don’t you see I got the fam here
These the people that been rocking with me
Don’t you ever come up out the cracks and try to tell me how get it poppin really

VERSE 2:
Prolly pop a wheelie
You just pop a xan
No sir, that ain’t proper with me
Rather pop a band
Than to pop a cap
If you ever did my people wrong or did me dirty you can be assured I'm not your friend
Whip the color of some pots and pans
If you were looking for someone to give you a handout boy
I’m not your man
No I’m not your man
And you not my girl
Let’s not get too involved
I’m too focused on my career
Now that got you too appalled
My bad, I’m sorry baby
It’s just I’ve become too evolved
I’m whipping in my own lane
Says a lot about the two of ya’ll
Who’da thought
I’d be really making all this money off of music dog
You can find me on the east side
Then I’m gone like an illusion dog
At my shows, everybody out up in the crowd going super hard
I ain’t even gotta lie about it
You ain’t even gotta doubt it got me asking

HOOK:
Why are we talking?
Tell me something that I don’t know
I'm tired of bullshit
And people seem to have a boatload
Don’t you see I got the fam here
These the people that been rocking with me
Don’t you ever come up out the cracks and try to tell me how get it poppin really

VERSE 3:

Got me and the whole team in
Walking round feeling like He-Man, yeah
Did so much to make it right here
Take a lightyear for you to get even
I mean it
I drink chai tea in the evening, yeah
Drink green tea in the morning, yeah
Drink champagne every weekend
Every weak man talking like he own it
But he leased it
Got him stuck in the ocean
In a boat feeling seasick near a coma
He a goldfish in a pool where the sharks at
Pray to God you can swim better start that
Right now
Right now
Better go ahead and get to swimming and wishing my intuition insisting to leave you living don’t get it twisted again
I be breaking em off quick
Throwing em off ship, but really

HOOK:
Why are we talking?
Tell me something that I don’t know
I'm tired of bullshit
And people seem to have a boatload
Don’t you see I got the fam here
These the people that been rocking with me
Don’t you ever come up out the cracks and try to tell me how get it poppin really

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Nate Rose is a hip-hop artist & creative often referred to as the “James Bond” of rap for his debonair demeanor and emphasis on intellect. Exploring relationships, business, and politics, Rose touches on topics with a fresh perspective backed by tasteful instrumentals and eloquent delivery.
Rose participates in every level of artistry, having developed skills out of necessity for a thriving career. The Nashville native handles all the production, graphic design, and video production for his projects, which collectively encompass his artistic vision, actively maintaining creative control over each stage of his work.

“This white boy is f*** #DOPE!!” says Houston based hip-hop blog, Diamondz-n-Wood. “From the artwork to the production to the lyrical content and delivery… I was supa impressed. I see him doing some big s in the FUTURE.”

With more than 1 million combined streams across listening platforms with no label backing or external investment, Rose has built an organic fan base through intricate lyricism, decadent melodies, and a strong desire and drive to be one of the greats. He has sold more than 1,500 physical copies of his debut Polymath EP, setting a precedent for his newly released CrossFire EP, which features Bay Area newcomer Rexx Life Raj. In addition to a successful physical campaign, Nate Rose has a strong social media presence totalling 26,000 combined followers across major platforms.

HipHopDX says, “[Nate Rose] is definitely an artist worth follow…on and off Twitter.”

An explosive live performance landed Nate Rose on several grandiose stages, including Eaglepalooza alongside multi-platinum artist Keri Hilson at the University of Southern Mississippi, Import Alliance at the Kentucky Speedway, and The Raider’s Choice Awards. He has also shared the stage with Chicago legend Twista, Ying Yang Twins, OG Maco, and Caskey on separate occasions in between headlining events. “Tea time” with Nate Rose, backflips on stage, crowd surfing, and live freestyles are among the antics you might anticipate at a Nate Rose show.

“My creative process is a selfish one,” says Nate. “I write from experiences, and having full creative control over how I want a particular song to sound, what I want to say, and the effect I want it to have provides an avenue for artistic transparency and honesty. However, when I’m on stage is where it is no longer about me. My sole purpose in that moment is to provide the most entertaining show that I can for the people that paid their hard earned dollars to see me. It is a humbling experience, knowing that you are reciprocating that energy back to the people that make my career as an artist possible. It really is a beautiful thing.”

Rose grew up in Cleveland, TN, a small city with a significant lack of a music scene. With limited resources available, the hip-hop emcee was forced to develop a plethora of skills in order to progress his career. His passion led him to studying music business at Middle Tennessee State University, receiving a formal education in a thriving artistic community while simultaneously developing his craft.
His music is ebullient and honest, swathed in genre-bending rhythms that stem from his diverse palette of musical influences ranging from Drake to System Of A Down. His records radiate energy and intellect, equally fitting for a club setting as well as a fireside chat. With this concoction, you can feel productive about turning up, knowing that you’re learning something while doing it.