Tawobi - P.O.W

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{Chorus}
Uh Aye
I just want my grandma to be proud of me
Uh aye
When the fuck did my main Hoe start doubtin me
Uh aye
I ain’t got no problems wit a pound of weed
I ain't got no problems with a pound of weed

{Verse 1}
I just wanna know how it feels bein free
If it’s not the system it’s anxiety
All my niggas stuck
From the back all to the front
Whether physical or mental
Tryna eat just like the klumps
Yea I’m only 25
Ask the lord to hurry up
Put a lotta pressure on myself
Even more put on us
Even justice unjust
Makin diamonds is rough
An they all got P t s d
All We sell is trauma an these cucks sell Elvis Presley’s
All I’m hearin is dead bеats
Reparations need to come wit a prezzy
Pray thе Lord
Bless me
And my grandma proud aye

{Chorus}
Uh Aye
I just want my grandma to be proud of me
Uh aye
When the fuck did my main Hoe start doubtin me
Uh aye
I ain’t got no problems wit a pound of weed
I ain't got no problems with a pound of weed

{Verse 2}
Fuckin on my ex
Even she got tired of me
Said all I want is sex )sex, sex, sex whoo)
And you ain’t got no love for me
Shorty I been too high
Shorty I been to stressed
I ain’t tell one lie
Yea I need a therapist
Pointing to my problems like
Where it’s at there it is
So I don’t wanna talk it out
Hit the Unk an walk it out
Glad u the one that pulled the trigger the 2nd time around
Girl u know me
I'ma run everything into the ground
Aye
Nose dive into a tail spin
I'm just not tryna make the same mistakes again

{Chorus}
Uh Aye
I just want my grandma to be proud of me
Uh aye
When the fuck did my main Hoe start doubtin me
Uh aye
I ain’t got no problems wit a pound of weed
I ain't got no problems with a pound of weed

Release Date: June 30, 2024

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Tawobi is a weirdo. Originally from the Mt. Airy neighborhood of Philadelphia Tawobi returned to the city in 2015 after a 2 year stay at St. Johns University in Queens New York. Growing up inspired by left field artists like Outkast, E40, Fiona Apple and Marilyn Manson Tawobi thought all he needed to do was find a way to New York, rap for the right people and he’d make it. That was until he got there. He spent two years there attempting to get in studios, get shows and meet all the right people. Instead he ended up doing a lot of what he did back home. Getting high, chasing women and chasing fake promises of opportunity. He ended his last year held up in his room smoking weed and working on his writing and production. Since dropping out Tawobi’s life has been a full on roller coaster of odd jobs, home studios, evictions, hustling, heroin addicts, schizophrenics and recording recording recording. After two years and some change Tawobi has garnished a stable living situation with some of his oldest friends and members of the local Philly artist ensemble Highest Basement Collective (HBC). The past two years have consisted of the most consistent content output he’s ever produced. Caused by a never ending work ethic and isolation Tawobi finished and released 4 e.p’s, released 5 videos (including skits), and finished the full length album he began when he first touched down back home in 2015. Preparing to release the recently completed album later this year, and with his latest video for “White People Song” from his e.p backwoods breaking 100,000 views on YouTube the self proclaimed Struggle Rapper finally seems to be making waves doing what he loves. Delivering obscure music with a message and pissing off all the right people.