Far Cry 6 Photo Mode: Amigos

First time really playing with the photo feature

Just had an NPC call me "fresh meat" as if I wasn't a rank 9 guerilla who had liberated 14 different FND bases/checkpoints, destroyed around 7-anti aircraft sites, killed almost 900 soldados, and defeated a literal diety for her to fight by my side, all before meeting all of the named libertad allies.

(this is a brag. I'm so happy that I'm doing well in the game, it's a good game, it's fun, I love it.

WHAT DO YOU MEAN I CANT PUT OLUSO IN THE SIDECAR >:(

Awww so cute!

PTX for VEVO

So we're all aware Dr. Oluso is suspicious as fuck, right?

There are many books coming out this month, and I thought it would be fun to highlights five of them with gorgeous covers that caught my attention. Have any of these caught your eye yet?

Damned if You Do by Alex Brown Page Street

Seven years ago, Cordelia Scott’s abusive father left without a word, and life has been normal ever since. The seventeen-year-old spends her days stage managing the school play (which is going great, if anyone asks), pining over her best friend, Veronica, and failing one too many pop quizzes. She’s never been sad that her father left, but she knows something is...missing. When her school guidance counselor, Fred, reveals during a session that he’s actually a demon, she learns that something is indeed missing: a piece of her actual soul. Why? She unwittingly made a deal with him to make her father disappear – then bargained to have the memory erased. To make matters worse, Fred is here to make another bargain: Help him with a “little” demonic problem, or she’s doomed to spend eternity in Hell with her father. The deal? Help Fred neutralize a rival demon, who means to do more harm in her hometown than your average demon deal. --Cover image and summary via Goodreads

The Dark Place by Britney S. Lewis Disney Hyperion

Seventeen-year-old Hylee Williams didn't ask to disappear. But she did disappear, and not only that, but when she vanished from our world, she materialized in a dark, twisted version of the night that changed her life forever: the night her older brother went missing. Just as Hylee realizes this moment could be the key to unraveling the truth about her brother, she's yanked away from the dark place back to our world. Craving a sense of normalcy, she goes to a party with her best friend--where she meets Eilam Roads. Tall, handsome, and undeniably, inexplicably familiar, Hylee can't help the pull she feels towards him. It's a classic teen girl-meets-boy situation, until it happens again. She disappears, right in front of him. Together, Hylee and Eilam investigate the truth about time, space, and reality, with Hylee increasingly convinced her time travel holds the key to saving her brother. But the more they learn, the more Hylee begins to see darkness lurking in her world--and in herself. -- Cover image and summary via Goodreads

Forged by Blood (The Tainted Blood Duology #1) by Ehigbor Okosun Harper Voyager

In the midst of a tyrannical regime and political invasion, Dèmi just wants to survive: to avoid the suspicion of the nonmagical Ajes who occupy her ancestral homeland of Ife; to escape the King’s brutal genocide of her people—the darker skinned, magic wielding Oluso; and to live peacefully with her secretive mother while learning to control the terrifying blood magic that is her birthright. But when Dèmi’s misplaced trust costs her mother’s life, survival gives way to vengeance. She bides her time until the devious Lord Ekwensi grants her the perfect opportunity—kidnap the Aje prince, Jonas, and bargain with his life to save the remaining Oluso. With the help of her reckless childhood friend Colin, Dèmi succeeds, but discovers that she and Jonas share more than deadly secrets; every moment tangles them further into a forbidden, unmistakable attraction, much to Colin’s—and Dèmi’s—distress. The kidnapping is now a joint mission: to return to the King, help get Lord Ekwensi on the council, and bolster the voice of the Oluso in a system designed to silence them. But the way is dangerous, Dèmi’s magic is growing yet uncertain, and it’s not clear if she can trust the two men at her side. A tale of rebellion and redemption, race and class, love and trust and betrayal, Forged by Blood is epic fantasy at its finest, from an enthusiastic, emerging voice. -- Cover image and summary via Goodreads

I Feed Her to the Beast and the Beast Is Me by Jamison Shea Henry Holt and Co.

There will be blood. Ace of Spades meets House of Hollow in this villain origin story. Laure Mesny is a perfectionist with an axe to grind. Despite being constantly overlooked in the elite and cutthroat world of the Parisian ballet, she will do anything to prove that a Black girl can take center stage. To level the playing field, Laure ventures deep into the depths of the Catacombs and strikes a deal with a pulsating river of blood. The primordial power Laure gains promises influence and adoration, everything she’s dreamed of and worked toward. With retribution on her mind, she surpasses her bitter and privileged peers, leaving broken bodies behind her on her climb to stardom. But even as undeniable as she is, Laure is not the only monster around. And her vicious desires make her a perfect target for slaughter. As she descends into madness and the mystifying underworld beneath her, she is faced with the ultimate continue to break herself for scraps of validation or succumb to the darkness that wants her exactly as she is—monstrous heart and all. That is, if the god-killer doesn’t catch her first. From debut author Jamison Shea comes I Feed Her to the Beast and the Beast Is Me , a slow-burn horror that lifts a veil on the institutions that profit on exclusion and the toll of giving everything to a world that will never love you back.

Her Radiant Curse by Elizabeth Lim Knopf Books for Young Readers

One sister must fall for the other to rise. Channi was not born a monster. But when her own father offers her in sacrifice to the Demon Witch, she is forever changed. Cursed with a serpent’s face, Channi is the exact opposite of her beautiful sister, Vanna—the only person in the village who looks at Channi and doesn’t see a monster. The only person she loves and trusts. Now seventeen, Vanna is to be married off in a vulgar contest that will enrich the coffers of the village leaders. Only Channi, who’s had to rely on her strength and cunning all these years, can defend her sister against the cruelest of the suitors. But in doing so, she becomes the target of his wrath—launching a grisly battle royale, a quest over land and sea, a romance between sworn enemies, and a choice that will strain Channi’s heart to its breaking point. Weaving together elements of The Selection and Ember in the Ashes with classic tales like Beauty and the Beast, Helen of Troy, and Asian folklore, Elizabeth Lim is at the absolute top of her game in this thrilling yet heart-wrenching fantasy that explores the dark side of beauty and the deepest bonds of sisterhood. -- Cover image and summary via Goodreads

Looks like Ajay and Jason could use some Spare serotonin in their lives….Amigos to the Rescue “Boomer *AKA Boom Boom* Peaches, Cheeseburger, Sky Tiger, Bloodfang, Timber, Horatio, Guapo, Chorizo, Champange, K-9000, Chicharron and Oluso”

here's how i think two of those meetings would go

(most of the big cats jason meets try to maul him to death, so he's a bit apprehensive)

FC6 — their S/O dying in battle

sooo guess who played the ending again (no spoilers dw) but for the ppl who know the ending is just endless pain and suffering and I thought; why not write something really angsty as a coping mechanism?

Warnings: there’s violence and injuries in this but pretty in line with the normal amount seen in the game and the reader dies so it’s angsty and don’t read if its not for you.

Note: it’s spoiler free from fc6 cannon, I’m just putting some of my favourite characters through pain by writing that their s/o dies

Dani Rojas

Dani lost sight of you well over an hour ago when the special forces started moving in on the medical facility. There was smoke bombs everywhere and her radio was trashed after the first explosion went off by her feet.

It’s all fucking chaos but she manages to shoot her way through the onslaught of soldiers to find you slouched behind some barrels of gasoline, clutching at a bullet wound in your side.

“No, no, no— coño! Hey look at me!”

Dani is immediately trying to put pressure on the wound which only manages to have you wincing in pain, the blood-loss already starting to set in.

She’s panicking as one hand holds your side whilst her other bloodied hand holds your face gently, trying to shake you enough to keep your eyes open. 

When the bad news starts setting in, she slows her movements to just look at you with heart ache as your eyes flutter and a sob bubbles out of her.

There’s bullets flying over your head and the heavy clutter of metal as an array of special force heavy gunners start moving in. She knows what she has to do, that there’s no way she’ll survive if she tries to carry you out of here with her.

With one last squeeze, Dani leans down to give you a gentle kiss and her heart breaks all over again when she feels you lean forward and return it with the last of your energy.

Dani does not handle losing you well at all. She tries to keep a level head, to throw herself into being the Gurrellia everyone believes she is but at night when it’s just her and her amigo’s she allows herself to cry as she tells chicharrón or Oluso how much she misses you.

Clara García

Clara knew that this hostage situation was going to go south but she couldn’t leave you to rot in a cell at the hands of Castillo. However, nothing could have prepared her for just how wrong things would go.

It happened so fast, but just as you were about to return to the safety of her arms, a solider took their weapon out and fired in the attempts to take out the leader of libertad.

You took the bullet for Clara, collapsing as the sound of gunfire reverberated throughout the walls to alert the soldiers on the outside.

“Jesus fuck! Hold on, we’re going to get you home just—“

Clara losses her words as she uses a libertad bandanna as a poor attempt at bandaging and stopping the wound just above your heart.

She apologises every time she tries to move you, causing you to cry out in pain. Clara’s holds you tightly against her chest, tucking her head into your hair as she tries to comfort the two of you.

In the distance Clara can make out the faint sounds of her guerrillas calling for her and the sound of gunfire.

Before she makes the difficult choice to leave, she sits you up against the wall with a pistol by your side and her libertad cloth clutched in your hand. She smiles at you, one which you weakly return and she’s kissing your forehead before she leaves to make her escape.

Clara makes a promise to herself that she would free Yara for you, to achieve the Yara you wanted to live in and to see your dream come true. But she can’t be the strong, confident leader all the time and she finds herself staring at a bloodied picture of the two of you together, tears in her eyes as she grieves for you.

Juan Cortez

Juan was starting to panic when your signal went down in the Hotel Paraíso and he couldn’t see you through his scope. You insisted on doing some scouting whilst Dani planted the detonators but the scurry of soldiers and a tank parking outside the front made him feel nervous.

An explosion went off inside the hotel and he saw you run out in a hurry. Juan could only cover you for the soldiers and even then there was too many on your trail. You were no match for the tank which fired, the shrapnel hitting you across the torso.

It was only after he ran down the side of the building and pulled you to safety did he really notice how bad the damage was.

“Aye idiota why would you go in there alone?! Mierda that’s a lot of blood.”

Juan ignores you as you try to tell him the intel you gathered— Castillo can get fucked for all he cares at this point as he tries to stop the bleeding and sit you upright.

His rationale knows you won’t make it, he’s seen the same wound on many before but he never thought he’d have to experience it. Juan tilts your heads, letting your noses bump as he tries to get his breathing in control whilst holding you close.

The tank starts firing at the building and Juan knows that wall won’t hold for long. He’s got about one minute to get out of there before he too won’t make it but just the thought pains him.

He pushes it for time as he uses every second he has to pepper kisses on your nose and cheek, simultaneously getting his stray tears smudged along your face.

If Juan had a drinking problem before he lost you, it only gets worse from there. He spirals terribly and practically sticks with Guapo to go everywhere because he needs comfort and doesn’t know how to express it. 

He sits out on the docks with Guapo, a bottle of whiskey or rum as he starts babbling out everything he misses doing with you as if you’re still there with him.

All the FFH in the series *Boomer, Peaches, Cheeseburger, Timber, Horatio, Guapo, Chorizo, Shangri La Sky Tiger, Shangri La War Elephant, Chicharrón, Oluso, Champagne, K-9000, and The Greats Beasts* should have a massive Mantle and Poster titled “The World’s Best Amigos”.

Prove me wrong

I can’t because you’re right. They really are the best 🥰

So. I finally passed the main storyline of Far Cry 6. For technical reasons, I have not played it yet on the record, but I think it's even better. It was a very emotional passage for me. I went into this game knowing only that there were dlc about the villains of the previous parts, as well as the fact that there will be a cute puppy. However, there was much more in this game that excited me. Maximas Matanzas, Diego, Philly and his magic, Oluso, Chorizo and the very atmosphere of the whole country. Some things made me tense up, for example, some treasure hunts with a horror movie atmosphere, as well as a task where there was a crossover with "Very strange things". I didn't remember that there was such a task, so it became especially creepy for me. The plot that took place in each region was very fascinating, and the finale of the whole storyline made me yell at my laptop screen. I will not be able to forget for a long time the feelings that I experienced during the four days that I spent going through this game. I still have dlc about Vaas, Pagan and Joseph, which I will go play a little later. In the meantime, I can officially declare that I'm starting to write about Far Cry 6. This game has hooked me too much emotionally for me not to write about this part of the game

*Devastation held blue close to him while petting then they started watching a show with Chorizo and Oluso*

"Hey, Blue! We got you chicken nuggets like you asked! Don't you want to get them?"

Genre: Fiction, Adult, Fantasy

Rating: 1.5 out of 5

Content Warning: Death of parent, Violence, Racism, Slavery, Death, War, Rape, Sexual assault, Pregnancy

Summary:

A brilliant new voice brings a brilliant new debut author Ehigbor Okosun’s first book in an action-packed, poignant duology inspired by Nigerian mythology—full of magic and emotion and set in a highly atmospheric, complex world in which a young woman fights to survive a tyrannical society, having everything stripped away from her, and seeks vengeance for her mother’s murder and the spilled blood of her people. In the midst of a tyrannical regime and political invasion, Dèmi just wants to to avoid the suspicion of the nonmagical Ajes who occupy her ancestral homeland of Ife; to escape the King’s brutal genocide of her people—the darker skinned, magic wielding Oluso; and to live peacefully with her secretive mother while learning to control the terrifying blood magic that is her birthright. But when Dèmi’s misplaced trust costs her mother’s life, survival gives way to vengeance. She bides her time until the devious Lord Ekwensi grants her the perfect opportunity—kidnap the Aje prince, Jonas, and bargain with his life to save the remaining Oluso. With the help of her reckless childhood friend Colin, Dèmi succeeds, but discovers that she and Jonas share more than deadly secrets; every moment tangles them further into a forbidden, unmistakable attraction, much to Colin’s—and Dèmi’s—distress. The kidnapping is now a joint to return to the King, help get Lord Ekwensi on the council, and bolster the voice of the Oluso in a system designed to silence them. But the way is dangerous, Dèmi’s magic is growing yet uncertain, and it’s not clear if she can trust the two men at her side. A tale of rebellion and redemption, race and class, love and trust and betrayal,  Forged by Blood is epic fantasy at its finest, from an enthusiastic, emerging voice.

*Opinions*

This is going to be a long review with a number of spoilers so I wanted to make a disclaimer at the top. I did not like this novel and found myself frustrated with it a number of times, but I also don’t want to be mean to a debut author. If you do not like negative reviews turn back now. That put me in a bit of a bind because I want to be honest in my review but also don’t want to dissuade people from giving this a try. So I will say this, a number of the parts of the novel did not work for me, but this is all subjective and I recognize that there might be parts of the novel that I am not understanding. This novel also came to me in a book subscription box, so I went in knowing very little. If you were interested in this, look for other reviews of individuals who did like this book, especially from POC reviewers.

One of the most frustrating things about this novel is that there are glimmers of a story that I could have really enjoyed, but the characters dragged it all down for me. Forged in Blood follows Demi, an Oluso who is hunted for her magical abilities, and finds herself entwined with a plot to kidnap the Prince in hopes of giving leverage to provide more protection for the Oluso. However, as Demi ventures further into the world, she learns that a lot of the things she thought she knew as fact are more complicated than she could have ever imagined. Not only are the rules of her magic and world expanding, but she is also stuck between the affections of a childhood friend and the Prince that she has kidnapped, a Prince who is responsible for her mother’s death. As things turn deadly, Demi has to decide if she can trust anyone, including herself. 

The first two chapters of this novel really felt like an info dump, which I would have probably been able to ignore if it was not for the fact that the reason Demi was telling someone all this information made no sense. On one hand, I understand that she is an eight-year-old child who has never had a friend before and anyone not looking at her in fear would be a nice change. However, if I had seen multiple people killed or taken away from the guard for being accused of using magic, I would not be showing it off to a boy that I just met whose guardian had already treated myself and my mother with suspicion and threatened to have us killed. Demi tells us multiple times that her mother wants her to keep her magic secret, yet she does a whole show and tells him the minute her mother leaves. Given the way Edith is portrayed, I can’t say that everything that happens after is Demi’s fault, she would probably have gotten the guard anyway, but it was aggravating to watch her make the wrong choice multiple times in a short period and then be surprised when there were poor outcomes. Especially given that Demi herself tells the reader that very few people have ever been kind to her, why did she expect this random boy to be different? Again, I get that she is a child but it made no sense. 

The way that information was provided in general was odd. There was no hint as to why Demi’s 18th birthday was important so when she said “I am going to be killed” I blinked at the page for a couple minutes. That would be on someone’s mind a lot leading up to their birthday and to have that kept from the reader felt as if it was something the author threw in a later draft and then didn’t work into the story leading up to that. Especially because these large stakes are given and then removed within a couple of pages. Not only that, when it is relieved that Demi thought she was going to die at 18, all her decisions up to that point made no sense because they were the actions of an individual who thought she was going to live. While I loved all the history, mythology, and everything around the Aziza, they seemed like an afterthought throughout the rest of the novel. Perhaps they will have more of a presence in the second book in the duology, but here they just felt like a stop on the road to give Demi more time with Colin and Jonas. 

The biggest issue I had with this novel is that we are told from the very beginning of the story that the use of magic will result in death, yet every single Oluoso in this novel uses their magic in the open without any hesitation. First, it is just Demi and Colin, which I would forgive as they are young, but then every other Oluoso also does it in full view of the enemy and then just go about their day as if there aren’t going to be repercussions. Demi thinks constantly that she wants to protect Will and Nana, yet calls them into a battle with a garrison full of soldiers and the woman who killed her mother without any thought to their safety or being tracked down and killed. It just…it made no sense. 

Even with all my annoyance with the plot, there are glimmers of a great story buried in everything that I didn’t like. The history of the Oluoso and how they have all taken their oppression differently. No one in this novel that has power is “good” which is truthful to how those with grand designs, for better or worse, operate. There a number of different cultures mentioned that have been taken into the kingdom that I want to learn more about. The myths and magic are also beautifully done. It was obvious that Okosun had thought about it for a long time. I love a good quest story and I don’t mind a romantic subplot, even a love triangle if done well, but it all was so disjointed that it was more aggravating than enjoyable. 

As I mentioned at the top of the review, the characters were really what dragged this story down for me. Demi was so hypocritical, rash, and contradictory that it was hard to root for her. Demi would think something and then the very next instant would do something that completely contradicted what she stated previously. Now I understand that sometimes characters do not have a clear picture of who they are as a person, but it was very grating to me. Especially for an adult novel and not a YA novel. I am not saying that a heroine needs to be perfect, but her character was consistent enough for me to get a clear picture of who she was other than rash. An example that really stuck out to me was when she described Colin as fearless and compulsive while she was always watching from the sideline. At this point in the series, Demi has freed two children using magic without a plan, making it so that she had to kidnap Jonas in the first place, which resulted in other people dying. She had even been called reckless by other characters on the page, so what do you mean you are always sitting on the sidelines? Also, her inability to hear others when they told her to leave others behind or take time to develop a plan was aggravating. She stands around arguing and gets hurt, and others are killed or captured because she only acts and doesn’t think. It also felt out of character for a character who professes again and again that she doesn’t love or trust anyone, yet she will risk everything to save a few people. To see Demi make the same mistakes again and again and then blame everyone else when it went wrong was extremely frustrating. While there is some development of her character at the very end, I was already so done it didn’t matter. 

Another issue was that none of the emotions that Demi feels seem anchored to the events around her. Now, I guessed that the reason for why that is with Jonas the minute that mates were mentioned I knew what was going to happen in that relationship. As with any enemies-to-lovers romance, there is one person who isn’t listening and another who is telling them again and again that they aren’t their enemy. The time that grated on me the most was her insistence that Jonas wanted to kill her at every turn and fight him when it was not the appropriate time to do so. I understand she cannot trust him even though the reader can see that he never betrayed her, but she always reacts at the worst possible time and fucking runs to the wrong conclusion as fast as possible. After the second or third time, it just got old and annoying. At one point her hands are bound and Jonas shows up with Colin to help her escape, she takes precious seconds to accuse him of setting them up and attacking him, as if Colin would let him live if he had. Not to mention there is numerous guards attempting to kill you and you want to go have Jonas right now when he is helping you? It was infuriating. Another is when she has multiple broken ribs and can barely walk, but is down to have sex until her partner accidentally hits one of her injuries. I can NOT. 

The relationship between Jonas and Demi also was flat. The whole relationship is built through the mating bond and not between them on the page. Demi and Jonas have maybe two uncontentious conversations in the whole 400-page novel, but we are supposed to believe the feelings between them at the end. They also were intimate at the most inappropriate times, kissing in the middle of a crowded ballroom when the whole point was to keep her hidden in plain sight before helping her escape. I didn’t believe in their relationship, or her and Colin for that matter, so I didn’t care about any of that. In fact, I wouldn’t have cared if any of these characters died. 

I could continue, but I think you get the general idea. This is a 1.5-star read rounded up to a 2. 

Vector & Bella Shmurda - If They Are Real Lyrics

Vector & Bella Shmurda - If They Are Real Lyrics

Vector & Bella Shmurda - If They Are Real Lyrics

In my life Jah open my eyes So many fake people Closing in in my life oh But nah open my eyes God bless the people keeping it real with me To the people who saw me do the ordeal with me I would’ve tapped into the realm of that which killed Whitney I would have tapped into the realm of that which killed Whitney But I crawled out of my shadows trying to perceive light. Cos I believe there must have been something that I did right I realize that I became the better version Of the version everybody thought was a better version And rap is the reason to kill, It’s murder the bars, murder the tender Then I will murder the bills yeah yeah He’s more illuminated than the mason Wearing that sultana, holy water in the basin Oluso’s so mi Oluso aguntan’n so mi That is why I got to run it Like I’m sonic Ko ma funny yeah Amazing grace for me Amazing grace So many fake people Closing in in my life oh But Jah open my eyes If they’re real ose ba mi So many fake people Closing in in my life oh But jah open my eyes If they’re real ose I got to see If they’re real ose If they’re real ose I just want to live I no come to kill I just want to give to the poor and the rich I just want to live my life to the peak I just want to live my life to the fullest Ye mama ye Some people them aiye Some people dem ah fine boy Some people fly away For naija where we dey Some people face the pain Some people dem ah japa Some people dem ah stay ah Oya pa’riwo Wan so’le ola d’ariwo Oya pa’riwo Won so’le ola d’aworo In the time of mary slessor They no fit slice us. (Mmmh) They no fit tell us what to do Them no fit see us ah Nowadays I’m on my gangster shit With my gangster flow Thought you were a tough guy Where’d your gangster go I guess life took a mudafucking gangster toll But we survived that so welcome to the gangster fold I’ve had gangster classes I took gangster notes And I still go shocked by some gangster volts But I became the thunder from the blunder with gangster bolts Revenge dressed in an all-black gangster coat With some men at the back Yelling gangster quotes I’m dangerous now When the world wouldn’t let peace reign They cut you till you open And you start to bleed rain (mm mmm) And you start to bleed rain (Chai) So many fake people Closing in in my life oh But jah open my eyes If they’re real ose I got to see If they’re real ose If they’re real ose I got to see If they’re real ose If they’re real ose Read the full article

New Music: Vector x Bella Shurmda - 'If They Are Real'

"So many fake people closing in my life, but Jah open my eyes," Nigerian singer Bella Shmurda has released a new song "If they are real" a joint collab with Vector. Listen to If They Are Real here. Lyrics If They Are Real ft. Bella Shmurda - Vector ... In my life But Jah open my eyes So many fake people Closing in in my life oh But Jah open my eyes... God bless the people keeping it real with me To the people who saw me do the ordeal with me I would've tapped into the realm of that which killed Whitney I would have tapped into the realm of that which killed Whitney But I crawled out of my shadows trying to perceive light Cos I believe there must have been something that I did right I realize that I became the better version Of the version everybody thought was a better version And rap is the reason to kill It's murder the bars, murder the tender Then I will murder the bills yeah yeah He's more illuminated than the mason Wearing that sultana, holy water in the basin Oluso's so mi Oluso aguntan'n so mi That is why I got to run it Like I'm sonic Ko ma funny yeah Amazing Grace for me Amazing Grace So many fake people Closing in in my life oh But Jah open my eyes If they're real ose ba mi So many fake people Closing in in my life oh But Jah open my eyes If they're real ose I got to see If they're real ose If they're real ose I just want to live I no come to kill I just want to give to the poor and the rich I just want to live my life to the peak I just want to live my life to the fullest Ye mama ye Some people them aiye Some people dem ah fine boy Some people fly away For Naija where we dey Some people face the pain Some people dem ah japa Some people dem ah stay ah Oya pa'riwo Wan so'le ola d'ariwo Oya pa'riwo Won so'le ola d'aworo In the time of Mary Slessor They no fit slice us (Mmmh) They no fit tell us what to do Them no fit see us ah Nowadays I'm on my gangsta shit With my gangsta flow I thought you were a tough guy Where'd your gangsta go I guess life took a mudafuckin gangsta toll But we survived that so welcome to the gangsta fold I've had gangsta classes I took gangsta notes And I still got shocked by some gangsta volts But I became the thunder from the blunder with gangsta bolts Revenge dressed in an all-black gangsta coat With some men at the back Yelling gangsta quotes I'm dangerous now When the world wouldn't let peace reign They cut you till you open And you start to bleed rain (Mm mmm) And you start to bleed rain (Chai) So many fake people Closing in in my life oh But Jah open my eyes If they're real ose I got to see If they're real ose If they're real ose I got to see If they're real ose If they're real ose I just want to live Read the full article