I sat down with this young teenage producer to discuss his goals...
we're not kids anymore.

if i look back, i am lost
Today's Document

祝日 / Permanent Vacation
Alisa U Zemlji Chuda

Andulka
Jules of Nature

pixel skylines
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her

oozey mess
Cosmic Funnies
NASA

izzy's playlists!
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
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YOU ARE THE REASON
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
almost home

roma★
sheepfilms

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@blameswoope
I sat down with this young teenage producer to discuss his goals...
Love Youz: College not working out for me was one of the greatest things that happen to me. Me not being able to keep a 9-5 was one of the greatest things to happen to me. Growing up in the ghetto around hustlers, drug dealers, seniors citizens, store clerks, teachers, ministers, and even down to our neighborhood mail man was one of the greatest things to happen to me. I am a rebellious soul. Some might look at it as a negative thing but I look at it as very positive thing. No matter what the world forced on me I only wanted to accept things that felt right. I tried to do what everyone else did. I tried to fit in. It didn't feel right. I never received the love from my family outside my parents that I wanted and that was tough growing up. Most of my cousins, aunts and uncles had ways I wasn't use to due to my up bringing. I was pretty much the only cousin in Cleveland living in the hood my age and got treated as such. I had older parents so it's certain things I wasn't comfortable with sharing with them due to me believing they couldn't relate because of their age and beliefs. That wasn't fair for me to do for either of us and it forced me into a dark lonely place. I had siblings but outside my older sisters Cookie & Peaches I didn't really talk to anyone. I was closer to my nieces more than anything. I remember having low self esteem because I was skinny. I remember not liking how dark I was. How big my lips were. I remember not feeling wanted even though I was wanted. I remember my parents struggling and us not being able to do certain things. I couldn't afford certain things that my peers would always have. My Dad was a hustler. He left home everyday to provide. I witnessed his work ethic. Many people use to get mad at me because I didn't want to follow in the footsteps of his career choice. That made me feel like he didn't accept me. But the fact is my dad always accepted me. The feeling I was feeling came from other people thought process and me accepting it. See my dad never made me do anything I wasn't interested in doing. Yeah I bump my head at times but I don't stop doing what I believe in. I didn't share this with the intentions of making anyone feel bad. I am sharing this because everyday I get on the Internet and see people just like me. I want people to understand that self love is the best love. Getting to know who u r is a wild ride but it's worth it. What do you like to do? Are you doing what you love to do or are you doing what you're comfortable with doing due to what was instilled in you since a child? Forgive yourself and forgive others. God got u... #BlameSwoope
Awesomeness byway of Brooklyn! My love for JunglePussy is unmatched. Ever since Cream Team I’ve been following her moves. Her style reminds me of Kim/Foxy/ but it’s her… I hope that make sense. Her message is health, peace and black love. That’s what I get out of her music. Women are so awesome to me and this new video and song from JunglePussy is just one of many examples of why I believe in her and women all around. Also stream her new album here https://m.soundcloud.com/junglepussy
MELANIN" is PART I of TravHen's newest creation, PROJECT: BLACK BOY THOUGHTS. It is a modernized Black National Anthem that emphasizes on the strength of melanin, and the importance of his people recognizing that strength, and rising up. Delivering powerful and clever rhymes over the iconic "Flava In Ya Ear" beat, by Craig Mack, TravHen pushes a strong message to his expected listeners. Stay tuned for more. | #TravHen #RealMuzik #BlameSwoope👱🏿
Project #BlackBoyThoughts | It Begins... #TravHen | #BlameSwoope👱🏿
It's so important for different cultures to come together. The Beatles & Ali came to world prominence in 1964 and went on to dominate the WORLD in the field of Music and Boxing. Ali said he's the greatest but The Beatles are the prettiest. Race isn't an issue when both parties respect each other's Culture... Learn instead of judging. #BlameSwoope
Inspiration | #TheLand
Set of a film I interned on. This was the last scene. Peace and Love to William Moore and LeMero Smith for giving me the opportunity to learn film more. Affection coming soon! #BlameSwoope
Watch the first teaser for Friend Zone. This is my directorial debut btw. LETS GO #7evenNationFilms #RealMuzik #BlameSwoope
Open Letter (Cleveland Edition)
The Cleveland music scene will not blow until the city actually see someone win. People are making moves, but there are no wins, yet. Meaning, an inspiration to the city as a whole. A Jay Z, a Drake, a T.I, artist like that. Someone that can single-handedly get the spotlight on our city because the spot light is on them. I've sat back for years and watched many tastemakers, DJs, bloggers, promoters, etc... promote artist, as well as cliques, and nothing came from it. Stuff here and there, nothing major, though. Want to know why? A lot of the people in the front, "The Gatekeepers," don't know music. I have been fooled far too long. The DJs are so fake with each other, as well as the artist. It is ridiculous. Then, they sell themselves to artist in a "I'm here to help you" kind of way, but never help. That will change now. I'm so passionate because Ive been on both sides. Sitting around witnessing many artist get played by DJ's, pulled me towards one conclusion. It's time for the people to boss up because the so called bosses aren't. "Wild Boy" by MGK blew up under the Bad Boy umbrella. That is the biggest hit from Cleveland since " I Done Came Down" by Al Fatz. "Sloppy" by Ray Jr. falls somewhere between those two. Now, out of all the music people get behind, why are those the only songs with huge success? Because the tastemakers, DJ's, bloggers, and promoters do not know talent! They know what can last locally or just a moment. The proof is in the damn pudding. The artist that don't get proper backing, but show signs of longevity, always get the backing from somewhere else. That's fucked up that an artist have to look outside of their own home to find support. I'm fed up! Someone will kick this city all the way in, and everything important will migrate here. It's prophetic. Just watch. Everything they tell us are lies. Statuses and money determine radio play here. I'm talking rotation type radio, not mix shows. Think about it. I can make a good ass song, but if it doesn't fit whatever formula is currently on the radio at that time, they will say it's not a radio song. Oh, but if Drake puts out something like "Charged up," which fits no formula on the radio, they'll play that shit all day because it's DRAKE. They'll play him but tell u what you have isn't a radio song. Unle$$... Well you know. For the record, I respect Drake and appreciate his artistry. Also, you ever heard local artist being played on the radio all day, everyday, then all of a sudden it stops? Well... That's because the money ran out. My God! All of this shit is fake, man. Don't get me wrong, there are politics in everything. I personally believe shit shouldn't be this hard. They are playing with people lives! It hurts to sit and watch people from my hood or other ghettos, suffer because lack of opportunity. I mean, we talk about the government and how they don't back us all the time, right? So why get in a position and use it incorrectly? We're human and we do get caught up in our moves and relationships with people, but you should never forget how you felt when no one gave you proper backing. It makes more since for someone who gained power to break the cycle by making things easier, not harder. This is why I continuously build relationships with genuine people who want to make people feel great again. Our city go through so much pain from violence to even school closings. The music doesn't match the city. The music isn't representing the real issues. I believe in balance and it's really one sided. Artist, remember views, plays, and all that crap people say matter, don't really matter. Relationships are everything. Relationships and good music is what get you signed, and also respected by the people. Some of you will read this and believe I'm insane. Some will think I'm doing it for a hidden agenda because I have artists. Some may not give a damn at all about my words. I refuse to be silent, though. Maybe this will inspire others to speak up and challenge the city of Cleveland. I'm here to help. Be your self! I love you. Peace | #BlameSwoope