Ako kasi yung tipo ng tao na hangga’t kayang intindihin, iintindihin ko. Ganun ako e. MAY PAKISAMA. Pero minsan lang talaga umaabuso yung mga tao. Mula sa mga kaibigan, kapitbahay pati mga magulang ko. Iniintindi ko yan. Yun lang talaga. Sagad na e. Malapit nang sumabog yung patient bomb ko. Iniintindi ko naman e. Nasasaktan kayo, ako kailangan magparaya, andun na ako. Pero ni minsan, naisip nyo bang itanong sakin na, NASASAKTAN KA NA BA KIMMI? Hindi! Kas puro mga putanginang sarili nyo lang iniisip nyo. E pano naman ako? Gusto kong mabuhay ng maaliwalas at maligaya? Gara nyo! Sasaya nyo sa buhay nyo, habang ako paraya nang paraya dito. Martir ko na. Puta! Pag naman tinaasan ko pride ko, AKO PA SELFISH? Tangina this! Sana naman. May taong umintindi sakin. Yung tipo ng tao na alam pinagdadaanan ko. Ako nalang kasi e. Pinipilit ko lang sa katawan ko na okay ako. Pero hindi. Unti unti na akong kinakain ng hirap ko. Pero ni minsan di ko inisip na magpakamatay. Kasi mahal na mahal ko kayong lahat. Sa sobrnag pagmamahal ko sainyo, tinatago ko nalang yung sakin na nararamdaman ko. Kaso sagad na e. Ang sakit sakit na. Tangina! Ano bang klaseng buhay to?

SMH -_-

I have been a fan of Tyga since May 2011. And frankly speaking, I have been chilling to his songs since then. I tried to do a catch up on his albums. From Black Thoughts up to Well Done 2. And to be honest, there’s not a song that doesn’t hit me. My first favorite Tyga song is: Wonderwoman (feat. Chris Brown) The slow rhythm and lyrics got me lovin’ Tyga. Since I am also a Chris Brown fan, I had known Tyga. And since then, I’ve been jiving to his songs like Well Done, Like Me, Heaven or Hell and my all time favorite, Far Away (feat. Chris Richardson) Each of Tyga’s songs represents his thoughts and somehow a conceptual truth about what society is. Living life to the fullest. And as he said in LIKE ME “Life like chocolate if you gettin’ money. One friend told me, he is the future. And sure. He is the shit.  His rap angles are quite sick. From his choice of words, how explicit it is, how he can turn a song into an addiction.

Careless World: Rise of the Last King

Although, too much delays was killing time to release this album, I must say, IT’S WORTH THE WAIT. I was judging the album pre maturely since the release of Rack City (which was one of the tracks in his mixtape WELL DONE 2) I was like, the album would be explicit. Just like what the people needed to hear from Tyga. But when the song Still Got It (feat. Drake) was leaked last November, I started to doubt what to expect on the album. I must say on the song Still Got It it was about love and personal for Tyga. And I didn’t expect the guy to write/perform a song that was too deep and personal. The lyrics was all touchy. And Drake made the song more meaningful with his “unrapped voice”. And now Careless World was release. I listened to the whole album 3x before it occurred to me that it’s Tyga on deck. The song was all Tyga. The guests are dope. Every single thing about the song, and every symbolism of the song was the highlight of the album. No wonder the album was a hit on the first day. The songs displayed Tyga’s swag, struggle, love and hurt. My favorite part was Echoes (interlude) up to Do It All. Do It All was upbeat. It’s like listening to a catchy song and at the same time knowing Tyga. This song’s kinda personal. Echoes introduced the song and it never failed to get the real message of it. Tyga wrote it all feeling. And accepting the blame. The best part of Do It All was, “Love make you DO IT ALL. Going Up and Down like a see-saw” The remastered version of Far Away is all dope too. For me, it’s like knowing the song all over again. It’s like the first time I heard it again. Since, I am a big fan of Chris Brown, I really watched out for what’s the track they’ll be doing together. For the Fame was the song that made me jump the first time I heard it. Coz for 7 straight tracks it was all personal and Tyga’s life impression. Then this came up. I must say, TYGA-CHRIS BROWN collaborations are always the dopest. That’s the reason why Fan of a Fan was still a hit for me. And it made me love Wynter Gordon too! This album will reach the peak of what it was aiming for. With the help of the guests. Artists who appeared in this album are big. Nicki Minaj, Big Sean, Chris Brown, Nas, Wynter Gordon, Robin Thicke, Wale, T-Pain, Chris Richardson, Drake, Lil Wayne and don’t you ever forget the guy who made it possible for YMCMB, The head coach, Birdman. And the veteran, for me he’s one of the realest shit, PHARELL WILLIAMS. He never fails to make an impact in collaborating with artists. As well as the other artists in the album. Other songs are explicit.  But that was how Tyga advertised himself in the society. But he never failed to make such impact and bitter reality on his personal song. Love Game hit me hard. I won’t deny that I had tears on the first time I heard it. I might never know whom Tyga dedicated that song. But the existence of the song made an impact to my past. It was so deep. And it was too personal for Tyga to release it. His voice in the chorus is a bliss for me. I had a bit of an oblivion that Tyga do sing explicit dirty song. It had hit every part of the past that I left. And it triggers every emotion that had been set aside for many months. It was like, “I feel for Tyga.” I honestly do. The 7 mins of the song will made you think about your EX, the one you love, the one you left, and the one you had moved on. The last part made my tears flow endlessly. 

“The hardest part of dreaming about someone you love is waking up to see that person gone. 

You know it takes time to say HELLO but forever to say GOODBYE. Moving on is easy, but what you leave behind is what makes it hard.”

Ladies and fellas, you can contemplate in that part. Unless you’re stiff. But it’s really a bitter reality that we need to open our eyes to.

Closing this, I want to congratulate Tyga in advance. For him to write an album. 21 songs in one album is such a hard work. His album was a hit. And hard work is really paid off. This album just proved that Tyga cannot just rap. He can convey a message to his song. And he can pour out his feelings. More reasons to love Tyga.