Lyrically Provoked

Life insights inspired by the lyrics of Escape Plan by Travis Scott.

Life insights inspired by the lyrics of Demon High by Lil Uzi Vert, how people will leave you when your down then pop back up when you're succeeding and why you shouldn't make decisions today based on people that won't be in your life tomorrow.

Life insights inspired by the track Overpass Graffiti by Ed Sheeran.

Life insights inspired by the lyrics of One Dance from Drake ft. Wizkid & Kyla.

Life insights inspired by the lyrics of the song Blinding Lights by The Weeknd.

Life insights inspired by the lyrics of Shape Of You by Ed Sheeran.

Life insights inspired by the lyrics of Can 't Tell Me Nothing by Kanye West.

Life insights inspired by the lyrics of My Guns Go Bang by Kid Cudi And Jay-Z.

Life insights inspired by the lyrics of Moth To A Flame by Swedish House Mafia & The Weeknd,

Life insights inspired by the lyrics of Hurricane by Kanye West.

Life insights inspired by the lyrics of Knowing You by Kenny Chesney.

Life insights inspired by the song, Ghost by Justin Bieber.

Life insights inspired by the lyrics of Easy On Me by Adele.

Life insights inspired by the lyrics of My Universe by Coldplay X BTS.

Life insights inspired by the lyrics of Fancy Like by Walker Hayes.

Life insights inspired by lyrics from the track Cold Heart by Elton John & Dua Lipa.

Life insights inspired by the track Pepas by Farruko

Life insights inspired by the track Girls Want Girls by Drake.

Life insights inspired by the cover track, Beggin' by Måneskin.

Thoughts inspired by the track Happier Than Ever by Billie Ellish

Insights inspired by the lyrics of Fair Trade by Drake.

Thoughts inspired by the song Good For You, by Olivia Rodrigo

Today's life insights are inspired by the lyrics of Knife Talk by Drake feat. 21 Savage & Project Pat.

Today's insights about life are inspired by the lyrics from the track Woman by Doja Cat.

Life insights inspired by the lyrics of Ed Sheeran's track, Shivers.

I cover the song Heat Waves by Glass Animals and give you some insights based on my own life experiences.

I give insights inspired from the lyrics of Way 2 Sexy from Drake ft. Future and Young Thug.

I cover the lyrics from Ed Sheeran's track, Bad Habits and give you life insights from it.

I talk about some life insights inspired by the lyrics from Industry Baby by Lil Nas X and Jack Harlow.

I cover topics such as relationships and life while analyzing the lyrics from Stay by Justin Bieber and The Kid LAROI.

In this episode I cover the. track I Got Time, by Chris Brown and Young Thug. I talk about why natural is beautiful, how love letters and meaningful words are a dying art and how time is the essence so stop wasting time.

In this episode I cover the track Not You Too by Drake. I talk about those people that lie and tell half truths as they will never come clean, how we say things we don't mean just to hurt people, how Freud said there are no jokes and how people tend to keep little things from you.

In this episode I cover Pain 1993 by Drake feat Playboi Carti. I talk about how we make mistakes and keep digging the hole deeper because we can't let go of an investment, how people thrive on drama especially in the entertainment world and how people want to be where you are but want to be an overnight success rather than making the sacrifices and putting in the work.

In this episode I cover the track Toosie Slide by Drake. I talk about how gun owners often think they are the only ones with guns, how you cause problems in your relationship all because of unneeded attention and why putting pressure on yourself can help you preform at your best.

In this episode I cover the track Running Over by Justin Bieber. I talk about being with someone you kind of don't like, you play stupid games you win stupid prizes and why you must flirt and keep things interesting if you want a relationship to work.

In this episode I cover the track Don't Waste My Time by Usher. I talk about how people act when drunk, if you want someone you should just shoot your shot instead of waiting to choose from what comes to you and why you should just honest with those you want to hookup with instead of wasting someones time.

In this episode I cover the track Escape from LA by The Weeknd. I talk about how people will try to make you jealous by talking about others hitting on them, how people ask for space but they're just not that into you and how you haven't seen much when you're young vs. those that have lived and experienced a lot of adversity.

In this episode I cover the track The Blinding (feat. Travis Scott) by Jay Electronica. I talk about having to be a giant killer in this competitive world, keep your mouth shut about things you're never going to do and why you should not be so selfish and help your family when you can.

In this episode I cover the track PTSD by G Herbo ft Juice WRLD & Chance The Rapper & Lil Uzi Vert. I talk about people can be selfish and will hold you down, how some days it feels like everything is falling apart and how you need to keep your foot on the pedal once you experience a little success.

In this episode I cover the track Never Broke Again by YoungBoy. I talk about how people can't figure you out, how people can mistake kindness and weakness only to get a rude awakening and feeling pain can lead you to being stronger years later.

In this episode I cover Eminem's track, Godzilla ft. Juice WRLD . I talk about why burning bridges is just plain stupid, how some people sleep on you when you may or may not deserve it and how crazy people don't think rationally so why even bother.

In this episode I cover the track Desires, by Drake & Future. I talk about people that cause their own problems in relationships, how people want to lock you down while they still play the field and how a ring doesn't stop anyone from cheating.

In this episode I cover Katy Perry's track, Never Worn White. I talk about how people can have someone great in their life then they screw it up, how you have to keep your guard up unless it is the right time and it's tough to find the right person to marry but very easy to find the wrong one.

In this episode I cover the track, Sum 2 Prove by Lil Baby. I talk about envy and haters which can be your friends and family sometimes, I talk some money and how buying a home can be a poor investment against popular advice and how someone may open the door for you but it doesn't mean there won't be a ton of hard work ahead.

In this episode I cover a listeners request for song Split Decision by PARTYNEXTDOOR. I talk about ghosting and how people can't handle rejection, that everyone wasn't meant to be in your life forever and that friends aren't a replacement for a relationship that you can share your life with.

In this episode I cover D12's track, Good Die Young. I talk about people taking advantage of situations when they catch people slipping, how people look at ease when they are in their coffin and go do things while you're young, feel good and have your youth still.

In this episode I cover Post Malones track, Circles. I talk about how relationships come to end and you knew it was going to happen the whole damn time, why running away and not towards something is a problem and if you can't separate sleeping with someone vs. a relationship then maybe you shouldn't do it.

In this episode I cover Drakes track, When To Say When. I talk about the fake compliments people sling, why you're better off keeping your mouth shut if you can't keep promises and how you'll never stand out by looking like everyone else.

In this episode I cover Jay Electronica's track, Road to Perdition. I talk about how you should keep it simple even if it means more work, how you carve out a seat at the table for yourself and how you have to be ready at all times or you miss your shot.

In this episode I cover Tech N9ne's track, Leave Me Alone. I talk about getting negative people out of your life, how people will stay in your life while plotting your downfall along with those people that always ask for advice then take none of it.

In this episode I cover Royce da 5'9"'s track, Thou Shall. I talk about growing up tough with thicker skin in this crazy world, how those that should support you often don't and how influencers are often not what you think they are. I add additional notes on becoming a master as you get older and why honing your craft is imperative if you want to be great.

In this episode I cover the track Cocaine Music by Jadakiss. I talk about providing for yourself and your family vs doing what you love or have a passion for. I also talk about deep loyalty and how you should have respect even for those you don't know.

In this episode I cover ICP's track, I'm Coming Home. I talk about picking yourself up out of the gutter, your life may be bad but others have it much worse, why hanging out on the street is so fun vs real life and I reminisce about the days of only putting andollar or two in the gas tank.

In this episode I cover the Nine Inch Nails Track, That's What I Get. I talk about how some women crush and ruin men, how people are naive and gullible to their own demise and some things mean everything to someone but not so much to you.

In this episode I cover 50 Cent's track, Wanksta. I talk about fake ass people, why you need to respect your time, how people don't want you around when you outshine them and how people are always talking about the things they are going to do but never do.

In this episode I cover Disturbed's track, Just Stop. I talk about how people are always making comments on your life and how you should live, how you can't grow anything in the shade and how people will nit pick about everything you do as if they are oh so perfect themselves.

In this episode I cover Staind's track, It's Been Awhile. I talk about the highest highs and lowest lows of life, how we some how always screw things up, making bad decisions for the wrong people and how many parents did the best they could and you need to just figure the rest out.

In this episode I cover Hatebreed's track, Supremacy of Self. I talk about how you are your own worse enemy, how some people go through hell and makes them broken and why you need to work on your mind, body and spirit.

In this episode I cover the DMX track, The Rain. I speak about being who you are, not being fake and just being true. Other topics cover how everyday things catch up to you and how you just can't talk to some people.

In this episode I talk about Metallica's cover song Turn The Page. I discuss destination addiction and why running away doesn't result in happiness, how sometimes you get stuck doing things you don't want to do and going where you're celebrated and not just tolerated.

In this episode I cover Limp Bizkit's record, Counterfeit. Topics range from fake people and social media, how posers suck and how you do yourself a disservice by not being who you are.

In this episode I cover Kenny Wayne Shepherds track, Blue on Black. Insights cover those that push people away and those run away from people that treated them poorly. I also cover the topic of how wrong can't be undone and why "I'm sorries" are bullshit.

In this episode I cover LL Cool J's track, Hey Lover. I speak about the concept of having a lover vs. having a friend with benefits or getting into a long term relationship along with how people lie in wait so they can make a move on someone that is \ was in a relationship.

In this episode I cover JAY-Z's track, Public Service Announcement. I talk about getting caught up in friends and co-workers drama, that there are two sides to every story, everyone does dirt so don't listen to the people that act immaculate and you find out what you're made of when your back is against the wall.

In this episode I cover a song from one of my favorite groups, Bone Thugs-n-Harmony, track, East 1999. I talk about why you should be about the money, how running out of money later in life sucks and why you need to focus on creating more and more income.

In this episode I cover Cypress Hills, Rock Superstar. Insights that come to mind surround not understanding how much work is involved to achieve high goals, how it's hard to be good at something let alone great and how you may lose part of yourself while you're chasing your goal.

In this episode I cover Dry Kill Logics track, Paper Tiger. My insights dig into saying the things that should be said although some people just can't. I also end on the note of not playing games, screw the 2 day rule, just call them right?

In this episode I cover the Jeezy track, Never Settle. Insights include attracting different people as you get older, why sometimes people set the bar too high and dealing with haters as they are an endless source of energy and motivation.

In this episode I cover a listeners request for Elton John's, I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues. This song sparks thoughts of needing to be independent while being together, giving people space along with an ending thought about how insecurities lead to relationship disasters especially with social media.

Ever feel like you have to be someone you're not? In this episode I cover lyrics from the Linkin Park song, Lying From You. From having to be a different person in life at work, home and in relationships, I cover the hardships of not being able to be yourself.

After losing a couple family members this year, this episode is a reminder to myself to stop talking about things and just do them. I cover T.I.'s track "Big Sh!t Poppin" and focus on the hook of "do it do it do it what you waitin' for?" and relate it to life and how we are always saying how busy we are. In reality, most people aren't that busy and with how life is fleeting, it is time to go do things and stop slowly waiting for life to pass us by. Bonus feature I also cover the topic of taking what you want vs. passively waiting for things to come your way.

In this episode I am inspired by Creedence Clearwater Revival's song, Fortunate Son. Insights are driven from my upbringing in a working class family noting some of the struggles that social class endures.

In this episode I talk about the lyrics from the Korn song Narcissistic Cannibal “Sometimes I hate the life I made.” I share my insights about life in your 20’s and into your 50’s including the daily struggle to find happiness and reinventing your life.