Background
The series is titled “Love of Many will grow cold“.
The verse is Matthew 24:12. ( Link )
Lineage
- Day-01
2020-June-6th
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Videos
- A Change is gonna come
- Sam Cooke
- Videos
- Sam Cooke – A Change Is Gonna Come (Official Lyric Video)
Channel:- Sam Cooke
Date Published:- 2016-January-22nd
Link
- Sam Cooke – A Change Is Gonna Come (Official Lyric Video)
- Videos
- Sam Cooke
- Keedron Bryant
- Keedron Bryant “I Just Wanna Live”
- Profile
- Provided to YouTube by Warner Records
- In response to George Floyd’s murder, 12-year-old Keedron Bryant posted a video of him singing an original song called “I Just Want to Live,” which went viral. He is joined here by Aron Hodek, a 9-year-old bassist from Slovakia, for a moving duet.
- Videos
- Profile
- Keedron Bryant “I Just Wanna Live”
- Leon Bridges ft. Terrace Martin
- Leon Bridges – Sweeter ft. Terrace Martin
- Usher
- Usher – I Cry
- Profile
- Usher – I Cry (Official Audio)
- Videos
- Usher – I Cry (Official Audio)
Channel:- Usher
Date Published:- 2020-June-25th
Link
- Usher – I Cry (Official Audio)
- Profile
- Usher – I Cry
- Anderson .Paak
- Anderson .Paak – Lockdown
- Profile
- Videos
- Anderson .Paak – Lockdown
Channel:- Anderson .Paak
Date Published:- 2020-June-18th
Link
- Anderson .Paak – Lockdown
- Profile
- Anderson .Paak – Lockdown
- Brandy, Mary J. Blige, Missy Elliott, Wyclef Jean, Musiq Soulchild, Ashanti, Babyface, Monica, Claudette Ortiz, Eve, Faith Evans, Fabolous, Jadakiss, Akon, Jamie Foxx, Jaheim, Floetry, Jon B, Keke Palmer, Marques Houston, Miri Ben-Ari, Nick Scotti, Omarion, Rev Run
- Wake Up Everybody
- Profile
- The official music video of “Wake Up Everybody” by Brandy, Mary J. Blige, Missy Elliott, Wyclef Jean, Musiq Soulchild, Ashanti, Babyface, Monica, Claudette Ortiz, Eve, Faith Evans, Fabolous, Jadakiss, Akon, Jamie Foxx, Jaheim, Floetry, Jon B, Keke Palmer, Marques Houston, Miri Ben-Ari, Nick Scotti, Omarion, Rev Run from the album ‘Wake Up Everybody’ (2004)
- Videos
- Wake Up Everybody – Brandy, Mary J. Blige, Missy Elliott, Wyclef Jean, Ashanti
Date Published:- 2020-April-13th
Link
- Wake Up Everybody – Brandy, Mary J. Blige, Missy Elliott, Wyclef Jean, Ashanti
- Profile
- Wake Up Everybody
- Nasty C
- Nasty C & T.I. – They Don’t
- Profile
- Addressing racial injustices in wake of police brutality protests. All funds from the record will go towards Until Freedom & The Solidarity Fund
- Videos
- Profile
- Nasty C & T.I. – They Don’t
- Mickey Guyton
- Black Like Me
- Profile
- It’s a hard life on easy street
Just white painted picket fences far as you can see
If you think we live in the land of the free
You should try to be black like me
— Mickey
- It’s a hard life on easy street
- Videos
- Mickey Guyton – Black Like Me (Official Audio)
Channel:- Mickey Guyton
Date Published:- 2020-June-1st
Link
- Mickey Guyton – Black Like Me (Official Audio)
- Profile
- What Are You Gonna Tell Her?
- Profile
- Mickey Guyton’s live performance of “What Are You Gonna Tell Her?” at The Ryman.
- Videos
- Mickey Guyton – What Are You Gonna Tell Her? (Live From The Ryman)
Channel:- Mickey Guyton
Date Published:- 2020-March-2nd
Link
- Mickey Guyton – What Are You Gonna Tell Her? (Live From The Ryman)
- Profile
- Better Than You Left Me
- Profile
- Videos
- Mickey Guyton – Better Than You Left Me (Official Music Video)
Channel:- Mickey Guyton
Date Published:- 2015-January-12th
Link
- Mickey Guyton – Better Than You Left Me (Official Music Video)
- Black Like Me
- Kane Brown
- Kane Brown – Worldwide Beautiful
- Profile
- Benefiting the Boys and Girls Club of America to advocate for justice and equality for the millions of youth that are counting on us. For more info and to learn how you can support, click here: http://BGCA.org/KaneBrown
- Videos
- Kane Brown – Worldwide Beautiful (Lyric Video)
Channel:- Kane Brown
Date Published:- 2020-June-3rd
Link
- Kane Brown – Worldwide Beautiful (Lyric Video)
- Profile
- Kane Brown – Worldwide Beautiful
- Trey Songz
- Tee Grizzley – Mr. Officer (feat. Queen Naija & Members of the Detroit Youth Choir)
- Tee Grizzley – Mr. Officer
- Profile
- speaking on what’s going on 💔 I’m not a politician or activist but right now it’s everybody’s job to speak up because the pain, the struggle for equality and the brutality is real. ✊🏾✊🏿✊🏽
- Videos
- Tee Grizzley – Mr. Officer (feat. Queen Naija & Members of the Detroit Youth Choir) [Official Audio]
Channel:- Tee Grizzley
Date Published:- 2020-June-4th
Link
- Tee Grizzley – Mr. Officer (feat. Queen Naija & Members of the Detroit Youth Choir) [Official Audio]
- Profile
- Tee Grizzley – Mr. Officer
- Jim Jones
- Jim Jones – The People
- Profile
- Listen to the single “The People”. Out now!
- Videos
- Jim Jones – The People (Audio)
Channel:- Jim Jones
Date Published:- 2020-June-3rd
Link
- Jim Jones – The People (Audio)
- Profile
- Jim Jones – The People
- J. Cole Feat. Drake
- In The Morning
- Profile
- In The Morning Official Video – J. Cole Feat. Drake
- Videos
- In The Morning Official Video – J. Cole Feat. Drake
Channel:- Dreamville
Date Published:- 2020-June-3rd
Link
- In The Morning Official Video – J. Cole Feat. Drake
- Profile
- In The Morning
Lyrics
Nasty C & T.I.
“They Don’t”
[Nasty C:]
They don’t want me to win, they don’t want me to eat
They don’t want to see a young black man succeed
They don’t want to see me take my brothers out of the streets
They don’t want me
They don’t want me to sleep, they don’t want me to dream
They don’t want to see my people livin’ good and at ease
They wanna lock ’em all up and then get rid of the keys
We ain’t never freeI’m grateful for life and the prize I reap
Every day and every night, I get on my knees
And I pray for my guys and they families
Hope the Lord hear me
I can only imagine the pain and the grief
From the innocent mothers with all the shit they had to see
When you lose the ones you love to the fuckin’ police, it cuts deep
When Heaven calls and the angels do they job
We start to question God like we could play His part
It gets so fuckin’ hard, we can’t escape the dark
It’s hatred in my heart for the ones who left this scar
But everything will be alright soon
I just wanna let you know ain’t nothin’ like you
We live and die, that’s always been the cycle
I promise it wasn’t about you
When you make it to Heaven, give me your eyes, dude
Watch over me closely ’til it’s my time too
The only thing I can do is turn to the Bible
And do my best to help your family ’cause they’re mine tooBut they don’t want me to win, they don’t want me to eat
They don’t want to see a young black man succeed
They don’t want to see me take my brothers out of the streets
They don’t want me
They don’t want me to sleep, they don’t want me to dream
They don’t want to see my people livin’ good and at ease
They wanna lock ’em all up and then get rid of the keys
We ain’t never free[T.I.:]
How could you blame as many sisters and brothers die?
If they answer to it go and start another fire
Guess they gotta do it, has to show objection to it
God bless ’em, no direction, out there gettin’ to it
2020, guess it’s the year of the burn, consequences you earned
To build this nation that you hate me in, the karma’s returned
Well, that’s a stupid question, when will you learn?
You never will, word to George Floyd, Emmett Till, and Sean Bell
Guess they’d rather see us all in civil unrest
Than to go and make some fuckin’ arrests, fuck is that?
Well, after that, here’s to getting exactly what you expect
How you ‘posed to serve and protect with your knee on my neck?
Look, it ain’t hard to see you not for me, the cycle of atrocity
Blew your cover when there about to be some reciprocity
I’m with the cause, and it’s gon’ be whatever it got to be (Uh-uh)
Uh-huh, but vandalizin’ buildings, that’s just not for me
But even still, if I’ma be real with you, no fuckin’ joke
Best thing I seen, that police station goin’ up in smoke
Hmm, felt like vindication for so many folks (For real)
Breonna Taylor, Sandra Bland, and so many more[Nasty C:]
They don’t want me to win, they don’t want me to eat
They don’t want to see a young black man succeed
They don’t want to see me take my brothers out of the streets
They don’t want me
They don’t want me to sleep, they don’t want me to dream
They don’t want to see my people livin’ good and at ease
They wanna lock ’em all up and then get rid of the keys
We ain’t never freeAyy, hold my hand, mama, I’m here for you
They think they took your son, but they put him right next to you
You the strongest thing on this earth, you unbreakable
Plus you brought him into this earth and you raised him too
Take a second off every day and get comfortable
Celebrate yourself for a change ’cause you never do
With all the pressure from society, you always hiding
Go outside and show the world a better you
I know you worried sick about if I’ma make it home this evening
You know ’cause of my color, life ain’t gon’ be easy
But I’ma be okay if I tell God I need Him
That’s what you taught me without even knowing you teaching
See what I’m tryna say is you the furthest from weak
And I sing your praises because you a G
You made me and made the world a better place for your seeds
How the fuck could anybody take ’em away from they queen?
Uh
They don’t want me to win, they don’t want me to eat
They don’t want to see a young black man succeed
They don’t want to see me take my brothers out of the streets
They don’t want me
They don’t want me to sleep, they don’t want me to dream
They don’t want to see my people livin’ good and at ease
They wanna lock ’em all up and then get rid of the keys
We ain’t never freeI’m grateful for life and the prize I reap
Every day and every night, I get on my knees
And I pray for my guys and they families
Hope the Lord hear me
I can only imagine the pain and the grief
From the innocent mothers with all the shit they had to see
When you lose the ones you love to the fuckin’ police, it cuts deep
When Heaven calls and the angels do they job
We start to question God like we could play His part
It gets so fuckin’ hard, we can’t escape the dark
It’s hatred in my heart for the ones who left this scar
But everything will be alright soon
I just wanna let you know ain’t nothin’ like you
We live and die, that’s always been the cycle
I promise it wasn’t about you
When you make it to Heaven, give me your eyes, dude
Watch over me closely ’til it’s my time too
The only thing I can do is turn to the Bible
And do my best to help your family ’cause they’re mine tooBut they don’t want me to win, they don’t want me to eat
They don’t want to see a young black man succeed
They don’t want to see me take my brothers out of the streets
They don’t want me
They don’t want me to sleep, they don’t want me to dream
They don’t want to see my people livin’ good and at ease
They wanna lock ’em all up and then get rid of the keys
We ain’t never free[T.I.:]
How could you blame as many sisters and brothers die?
If they answer to it go and start another fire
Guess they gotta do it, has to show objection to it
God bless ’em, no direction, out there gettin’ to it
2020, guess it’s the year of the burn, consequences you earned
To build this nation that you hate me in, the karma’s returned
Well, that’s a stupid question, when will you learn?
You never will, word to George Floyd, Emmett Till, and Sean Bell
Guess they’d rather see us all in civil unrest
Than to go and make some fuckin’ arrests, fuck is that?
Well, after that, here’s to getting exactly what you expect
How you ‘posed to serve and protect with your knee on my neck?
Look, it ain’t hard to see you not for me, the cycle of atrocity
Blew your cover when there about to be some reciprocity
I’m with the cause, and it’s gon’ be whatever it got to be (Uh-uh)
Uh-huh, but vandalizin’ buildings, that’s just not for me
But even still, if I’ma be real with you, no fuckin’ joke
Best thing I seen, that police station goin’ up in smoke
Hmm, felt like vindication for so many folks (For real)
Breonna Taylor, Sandra Bland, and so many more[Nasty C:]
They don’t want me to win, they don’t want me to eat
They don’t want to see a young black man succeed
They don’t want to see me take my brothers out of the streets
They don’t want me
They don’t want me to sleep, they don’t want me to dream
They don’t want to see my people livin’ good and at ease
They wanna lock ’em all up and then get rid of the keys
We ain’t never freeAyy, hold my hand, mama, I’m here for you
They think they took your son, but they put him right next to you
You the strongest thing on this earth, you unbreakable
Plus you brought him into this earth and you raised him too
Take a second off every day and get comfortable
Celebrate yourself for a change ’cause you never do
With all the pressure from society, you always hiding
Go outside and show the world a better you
I know you worried sick about if I’ma make it home this evening
You know ’cause of my color, life ain’t gon’ be easy
But I’ma be okay if I tell God I need Him
That’s what you taught me without even knowing you teaching
See what I’m tryna say is you the furthest from weak
And I sing your praises because you a G
You made me and made the world a better place for your seeds
How the fuck could anybody take ’em away from they queen?
Uh
Mickey Guyton
Black Like Me
Little kid in a small town
I did my best just to fit in
Broke my heart on the playground, mmh
When they said I was differentOh, now
Now, I’m all grown up and nothin’ has changed
Yeah, it’s still the sameIt’s a hard life on easy street
Just white painted picket fences far as you can see
If you think we live in the land of the free
You should try to be black like meMy daddy worked day and night
For an old house and a used car
Just to live that good life, mmh
It shouldn’t be twice as hardOh, now
Now, I’m all grown up and nothin’ has changed
Yeah, it’s still the sameIt’s a hard life on easy street
Just white painted picket fences far as you can see
If you think we live in the land of the free
You should try to be, oh, black like meOh, I know
I’m not
The only one
Oh, yeah
Who feels
Like I
I don’t belong
It’s a hard life on easy street
Just white painted picket fences far as you can see
And if you think we live in the land of the free
You should try to be, oh, black like me
Oh, and some day we’ll all be free
And I’m proud to be, oh, black like me
And I’m proud to be black like me
I’m proud to be black like me
Black like me
I did my best just to fit in
Broke my heart on the playground, mmh
When they said I was differentOh, now
Now, I’m all grown up and nothin’ has changed
Yeah, it’s still the sameIt’s a hard life on easy street
Just white painted picket fences far as you can see
If you think we live in the land of the free
You should try to be black like meMy daddy worked day and night
For an old house and a used car
Just to live that good life, mmh
It shouldn’t be twice as hardOh, now
Now, I’m all grown up and nothin’ has changed
Yeah, it’s still the sameIt’s a hard life on easy street
Just white painted picket fences far as you can see
If you think we live in the land of the free
You should try to be, oh, black like meOh, I know
I’m not
The only one
Oh, yeah
Who feels
Like I
I don’t belong
It’s a hard life on easy street
Just white painted picket fences far as you can see
And if you think we live in the land of the free
You should try to be, oh, black like me
Oh, and some day we’ll all be free
And I’m proud to be, oh, black like me
And I’m proud to be black like me
I’m proud to be black like me
Black like me
Better Than You Left Me
You said goodbye with words cold as ice
I was shaking watching you go
I couldn’t breathe
No, I just couldn’t see past you leaving me here all alone
It’s funny what a little time does, baby
I was shaking watching you go
I couldn’t breathe
No, I just couldn’t see past you leaving me here all alone
It’s funny what a little time does, baby
I’m better than you left me
I’m better than I should be
I’m better than I was when you walked out that door
I’m stronger than the woman, the one that you knew back then
So don’t you think I’ll take you back like every time before
No, baby I don’t think you know me anymore
I’m better than you left me
I’m better than I should be
I’m better than I was when you walked out that door
I’m stronger than the woman, the one that you knew back then
So don’t you think I’ll take you back like every time before
No, baby I don’t think you know me anymore
I’m better than you left me
Now, here you are trying to win back my heart
And I bet you thought it’d be easy to do
But baby I changed now you get a taste of standing on the side where you lose
Ain’t it funny what a little time does, baby
And I bet you thought it’d be easy to do
But baby I changed now you get a taste of standing on the side where you lose
Ain’t it funny what a little time does, baby
I’m better than you left me
I’m better than I should be
I’m better than I was when you walked out that door
I’m stronger than the woman, the one that you knew back then
So don’t you think I’ll take you back like every time before
No, baby I don’t think you know me anymore
I’m better than you left me
I’m better than I should be
I’m better than I was when you walked out that door
I’m stronger than the woman, the one that you knew back then
So don’t you think I’ll take you back like every time before
No, baby I don’t think you know me anymore
I’m better than you left me
Now I love deeper and I laugh a little bit louder
I smile brighter and I fly higher
I smile brighter and I fly higher
I’m stronger than the woman, the one that you knew back then
So don’t you think I’ll take you back like every time before
No, baby I don’t think you know me anymore
I’m better than you left me
So don’t you think I’ll take you back like every time before
No, baby I don’t think you know me anymore
I’m better than you left me
Kane Brown
Worldwide Beautiful Lyrics
genius.com[Verse 1]
White churches, black churches
Different people, same hearses
It’s kinda hard to fight with each other
Layin’ down in the ground six under
[Pre-Chorus]
At every show I see my people
They ain’t the same, but they’re all equal
One love, one God, one family
[Chorus]
You’re missing every color if you’re only seeing black and white
Tell me how you’re gonna change your mind if your heart’s unmovable
We ain’t that different from each other, from one to another
I look around and see worldwide beautiful
[Refrain]
Thank God, thank God, thank God, thank God, thank God, thank God
Oh, thank God, thank God, thank God, thank God, thank God, thank God
[Verse 2]
Coast to coast, city to city
Reach out your hands if you’re with me
Still got some work but we still got a dream
Every shade, every heart come together and sing
[Refrain]
Oh, thank God, thank God, thank God, thank God, thank God, thank God (Woo)
[Chorus]
You’re missing every color if you’re only seeing black and white
Tell me how you’re gonna change your mind if your heart’s unmovable
We ain’t that different from each other, from one to another
I look around and see worldwide beautiful
[Interlude]
One love, one God, one family (One family y’all, come on)
One love, one God, one family
One love, one God, one family
One love, one God, one family (Sing it with me)
[Chorus]
You’re missing every color if you’re only seeing black and white
Tell me how you’re gonna change your mind if your heart’s unmovable (We’re not that different)
We ain’t that different from each other from one to another, I
Look around and see worldwide beautiful
Look around and see worldwide beautiful (So beautiful)
Look around and see worldwide beautiful
Worldwide beautiful (Worldwide beautiful)
Look around and see worldwide beautiful
Playlist
Dedicating
Dedicating to Nasty C & T.I.
Lyrically gifted with a nice flow.
Spiritually delivered to raise up the culture.
Though Street Gritty.
Learning in the Open 
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