Prophet The Artist feat. Icewear Vezzo – On My Sh*t

November 21, 2022

Prophet The Artist is back to unveil his new single and video “On My Shit” featuring Icewear Vezzo, produced by Beatsbymaxx.

With the beats knocking and the basses bumping, Prophet rides this Detroit style beat and kills it with his harmonizing rap flow and melodies. Icewear Vezzo compliments Prophet‘s adopted style with his high energy and slick punchlines.

The accompanying video gives you that gutter Newark feeling mixed with Detroit and a sprinkle of flashiness.

After previously releasing the single “Moving Tact” in August, “On My Shit” emerges as the first single off Prophet‘s 3 Major project, a 3-song project dedicated to displaying Prophet‘s ability to adapt to any style or beat. Three different songs with three different moods.

Check out this dope video from Prophet The Artist featuring Icewear Vezzo.

Download/Stream:

All Platforms: https://prophettheartist.lnk.to/3major
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/se/album/1647639867
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/5Q805D1sKXRiOOq3wbps8i
Tidal: http://www.tidal.com/album/251315536

Follow Prophet The Artist:

Instagram: @thelifeofprophet
Twitter: @thelifeofproph

Stop flexing witcho reup you cant spend that money
Them boys aint gone try that shit wit us cuz we 100

Lyrics:

You know what the fucks going on C Major we Major

Zoe let’s go (yeh)

Chorus:
Gone tell em how im back up off my shit
Gone tell em how this rapping got us rich
Gone tell em how this trapping got us lit
We was really out there posted up no acting this legit
Tell my mama aint no turning back this it
I got vezzo in this bitch wit me on crip
Aint no younins my way flexing hard like this
And all the Gz stamped my body cuz Im pressure out this bitch uh (60s)
Dont end up onna stretcha out this bitch
She said she neva met a nigga that could stress out this quick
Imagine me no check up out this bitch
My opps want me to hell up out this shit

Verse 1- Prophet The Artist:
But I cant go for nun
Stop flexing witcho reup you cant spend that money
Them boys aint gone try that shit wit us cuz we 100
They on go where I come from bitch I fuck I look like frontin
They on some no guns in the club shit they know I aint coming
Before them tables really turned I dreamed about us stunting
I could get that boy put under for the cost or nothing
Ay cuz gone grab that grabba I like my shit punching
Ay vesso lets fuck the city up you know we got the streets
Ay stizzy lets kick that door down you know we dont need no keys
I pull that pole out you know I ain finna go easy
I stay lowkey cant trust niggas they be greazy

Verse 2 – Icewear Vezzo:
(Thank God)
Got green pink and blues we the paper boys
Me and jetto back to back on forgies we the wraithy boys
Up the AR on lil buddy it’s gon make some noise
40 on me ringing on my hip like a pager on me (beep)
Rolle water on my wrist call it ice mountain
Put that heater on him in the club I’m tryna splice something
This IUR cost 23 I got mike on me
Told on every nigga in ya hood he got a mic on him (this nigga wired up)
I hit ‘em while I’m in the trench’s with that shit on me
Young nigga with the M’s I’m richer then your big homie (no cap)
I bet I’ll k roll me a nigga put the mix on it
Take a 3 and put a 6 on it
It hit like fent on it (damn !)

About Prophet The Artist:

Prophet The Artist is a Haitian-American rapper from Newark, New Jersey. Prophet is one of the most exciting and more lyrical hip hop artists coming out of Newark. Born October 25, 1998 in Mt. Vernon, NY he later moved to Newark with his three siblings where they were raised by their single mother. Prophet is of Haitian decent and he makes it clear in every video repping his Haitian flag.

Growing up in Newark wasn’t easy but Prophet made the best out of it by turning what he saw and experienced into raps that anybody can relate to. Prophet didn’t take music serious until tragedy struck and his best friend got killed.

From doing his brother’s homework to free-styling and battle rapping his peers to joining forces with C Major Group and creating “Irregular,” Prophet finally starts to get recognition for his music. The release of “Irregular” told the world that Prophet The Artist can really rap and that he is here to stay.