I appreciate this one man, I really believe steez could’ve been one of the best rn if he was still alive, his story is so fascinating too, so thank you
In my late teens I was beginning to realize how dark the world is and that made me depressed and extremely pessimistic. Keep pushing bros, you will figure out how to bring good into the world.
Thank you bro. I’m 20 right now and since 18 and covid started it feels like my whole perspective changed towards pessimism. However, over the last few months I’ve felt myself re-emerge. People need to understand that periods of depression and pessimism can last long AF... so long you think it’s never going to end.. but it does, especially if you are actively trying to fix it.
Yeah but u know why kids like STEEZ and Thousands/millions not here? Because they wanted to do something about it and they was going for it. Joey badass now saying he was trying to take it slow, Like this is not something u chose, steez Seen a crack in the curtains and he was feeling to keep opening it more and more and more, Back then Joey would hear Steve's say some shxt and he be be like what the fuck👀 The adults in charge of promoting them Made sure To leave out steez if they could because They knew where steez mind And intentions were, Joey became aware with time of what steez was pushing with time, But he didn't choose to take a slow like hes saying now, You know capital steez and a lot of people didn't have The Choice they realized this shit bugs you out because no one is talking about it especially when you tell people and they look at u as crazy or tell u shut up it's like it push you to even go deeper it's not a choice, It only becomes a choice once you fully understand then it becomes a choice but when something is brand new you still want to keep going down the rabbit hole and fully understand, now a lot of people don't like it but people like capital steez, they was very curious and brave and they wanted to see the unseen and you know
Through the grace of God we all can be forgiven. That's why every morning I wake up & thank God for everything I have & been through. All of those things shaped me into a solid man with morals, structure & ambitions. I always say what energy you put out into the world is what will come back to you, and that's sincerely true! 💯
I always thought that if Steez was still alive today he would be up there with Kendrick and J. Cole. He was so young and already so good. Its such a shame what happened. RIP Steez
I hate to say it but as I've traveled around the country, I've met a lot of folks like Steez. Brilliant talents with unbelievable inner beauty. So many of them end up on the street or dead. Some of them make it, most of them don't. Steez could have ended up embroiled in conspiracy and stuck in limbo or he could have reached the brilliance of the best rappers. We'll never know, but talent exists in a different category then success and that fact has a lot of significance in our loss of this undeniably genius artist.
He was on another level of genius mind almost like a prophet. STEEZ wouldn't have been on the same level as J Cole, Lamar. He WAS already on that level. He would be past them.
@@jessesharpe9740 Eye can completely see this bro. I feel as though people with true knowledge are purposefully never given a chance of the main stage..the industry know how dangerous we are if we create a spiritual shift..the shift is coming tho. Free yo energy big man. love ❤️
R.I.P STEEZ ㄣ⃒ I still remember the first time I heard him on Survival Tactics, it was just 2 dope lyricists with so much energy. I’m only 18, I discovered STEEZ in 10th grade, so in like 2019, I remember just being so interested and felt extremely shocked to find out he’d been dead since 2012, but that didn’t stop me from going and hearing his discography. I just wish he’d waited a bit longer, he was ahead of his time and would’ve had so many fans rn. What makes it worse is that MF DOOM is gone now too, one of Steelo’s biggest inspirations. I know they’re up there cookin up classics but it really sucks to know that you can’t ever meet some of your biggest idols.
I've been a fan of steez for a while now and I've tried looking deeper into around the 2012 time but never found a lot about him. I don't know how you found a lot of this information but it's good to finally know
This death broke my heart. I was in 7th grade when he died. Me and the homies would rap survival tactics in the hallways everyday. Steez put me on a great path with learning more about myself and the world we live in. He taught me how to look into things for myself and learn what my truth is. I even grew my hair out to try to get the free forms. One of the greatest minds to walk the earth. With the power to influence a nation. Glad to say I was 1 of those 15,000 who downloaded AK. Jay Steez will forever be one of my favorite rappers. 47 4L.
Damn it's hard to believe it's almost been a decade. Without a doubt one of the most tragic losses of that era. Hurts even worse when you realize he easily could have found his success today with the ways the industry has changed. RIP King Steelo, gone but never forgotten.
succes is a vert subjective, word, in this modern fandom idolising age, all these suburban nihilistic whyte teens think being worshipped by y'all is the highest thing achievable... Many sees succes as something entirely different. People have lost their soul, and dont even know what it is anymore. Damn.. 'success' so much is overused these days into complete meaninglessness.
@@Stoney-Jacksman allow me to elucidate then. I mean financial and career success. I'm not saying he wasn't successful in his life, just that the ways the internet has changed how we interact with music (and the artists that make it) could have taken his devoted cult following to another level. Fuck a hero. I want fulfilled artists.
@@PlatinumHustle Baphomet is an occult symbol that represents growth and transformation. Please take your bible thumper nonsense to someone who cares. 😚
The fact more people haven’t watched this video goes to show how truly underrated this man was. For anyone who is struggling, the world will not fail you, just have faith. I love you.
Everytime I re-explore this story, I can't help but to get really sad, not only because he died, but also because he's one of fav rappers and, as weird as it sounds, I see so many parallels between him and I. I feel so hurt by this loss, even though I didn't even know about him until like 2017. Jus RIP Steelo, you'll be miss, I wish you could see how much love and support you have now and how you really could've grown your career.
The news of his passing is still shocking. He was a talented artist, ahead of his time, I could see him being apart of the new scene with earl, wiki, miike,navy etc. if he was here. RIP bro.
I have a psychotic illness and during my first dive into madness I fell in love with pro era and their movement. It really guided me as a youth and capital steez was my favorite. It really pains me that he died I went to the first beastcoast tour and while it was great to see Steelo wasn't their because he had passed. Rip to a master MC
I remember the day it happened I was 20, me and my bro always bumped Capital Steeze, Pro Era, Joey and them all the time. It hit me so hard when it happened I had to sit in a room by myself and just smoke and listen to all his songs as my eyes filled up. I always was saying at the time he was so much deeper lyrically then the rest of them and his music just hit me in my soul. Sucks he didn't realise the impact he was actually having on people, he really could of been one of the greatest....he is one of the GOATs to me that's for sure.
You forgot to mention his father passing and also his rap partner in the group he was in before also passed...that’s a BIG part of why he ended up feeling the way he felt he mentioned that in multiple songs....decent video thought
This video helped me remember a lot of who i was. thank you. king capital was such an impactfull legacy for me when i started deep diving in hip hop in 2015. i remember studying so much spirituality to learn the true depths of his verses. he quite literally changed my life. in many ways. Thank you @ a burnt lightskin
I grew up in South Carolina, Steez put me on so much when I was just getting into pro era through other nyc based artists around 2012, I was so infatuated with nyc culture and the aesthetic Steez had was so captivating bc if you're from where I am you'd know we lack a variety of culture to say the least. He really put me onto spirituality and numerology at a very young age and to see things come full circle with how things are nowadays is wild. I recently got to visit Brooklyn a couple times this year and really walk the same streets they did, I visited the building in Manhattan and just smoked for about 4 hours, such a surreal feeling. Long Live Steelo, He's still out here man you just have to keep you eyes open and stay balanced.
Long Live Steelo. I'll never forget him and the energy he poured into the craft. Thanks for taking the time to make this, I hope more people get to check out his music cause of this.
I honestly feel blessed to be very close in age to them and to have seen it like that. like i was sophomore when survival tactics dropped. I remember peeping it because some hip hop blog shared it when it had like a couple hundred thousand views. It was so fucking dope, and Steez along with Joey, Earl, Tyler, Kendrick Absoul, Asap Rocky, KRIT, and more im sure im missing were the people i always went to whenever an old head was tryna hate on new hip hop from the time. Honestly after the bling era and the absolute reign of people like Ross, Wayne, 50 it felt like “real hip hop” was coming back into a more mainstream light. Pretty fucking cool
Thx for showing the different worlds, the one Steez wanted and the other side. Ppl don’t get to understand that point often . Joey was marketable , Steez wasn’t because of how much he was willing to say , which was what the mainstream stuff hates.
The industry is controlled by freemasons who guard the secrets aka black gate keepers and their jewish cohorts. steez mistake was trying to be signed in the first place.
Beautiful documentary, i think you really got a lot of his mindset and feelings that only few have understood. Most people don’t get the full picture of him as a kind of philosopher as well as a man enslaved to his own mind... Steez was really, and honestly way too ahead of his time and definitely got lost in having the more modern understanding of the world at such a young age. Appreciate this bro always keep that balance.
I was just a kid myself when I discovered STEEZ and Joey at the end of November 2012. Then he passed. I was 14 at the time. Now I’m 24 about to be 25 and I think a lot about my childhood, influence, old fiends and drugs I was doing at a young age, And I also think about how STEEZ was just a kid himself but the thing he was saying in his raps was shit I didn’t even think about. The mind is a truly a complicated thing we all go through especially as children and young adults. I just wish he stuck around a little longer and maybe lay off the drugs a little bit, I personally think that played a part cause they were experimenting. He would’ve most likely been the next DOOM if he was still here but maybe the pressure from the music industry got to him. I miss the dude like a long lost friend and revisit AK47 every year. May he rest in power and found his peace where he went
Imagine being so woke so young and so early in hip hop around 2012 drill and chief keef were popping steez vision was ultimately swept under the rug and all his passion was basically written off as a waste this had tooo have a toll on him knowing no matter how dope he was the industry and mainstream fans wouldn’t digest his art the way it should I’m not condoning his suicide never I’m jus saying it had to be really tough on him personally I jus believe that many souls purpose on earth is bigger than there physical Kurt cobain steez xxxtentacion tupac nipsey they were more than jus rappers anyway rip steez #47
Im just imagining steez being alive during the initial soundcloud era, an all the things he could've done and the direction his music could've gone in. Its unimaginable.
He passed away 12 days after my birthday, I will never forget hearing the news as a freshman in highschool. This manz music and message was so philosophically obscure and ambiguous. Whether he took his own life due to mental illnesses that were unchecked, or he was just a distressed man full of emotions, who believed every word he spoke about a shift n change in society. Either way, the world's gonna label you crazy. We love you Steez and we are grateful for the art you've given us🖤👽
I remember waking up Christmas morning to news of steeze passing. Crazy man, mad talent. In the end Joey was 100% more marketable, I have friends who are on steeze’s methodology about deep spirituality and esoteric stuff and as a friend I can understand it and vibe with it but as a business? Hell no. It’s not palatable as a business. The spiritual rabbit holes get DEEp and honestly depressing. I wish Steeze would have got some help or spoke to a therapist. I can’t imagine how Joey feels, losing a friend is one thing but the narrative of it being your fault it’s crushing
Steez was truly an inspiration, and it hurts knowing that the world lost such a talented young man with potential like no other. This video made me wanna cry. I listen to a lot of his music and it gives me an indescribable feeling. May his soul rest in peace. #LongLiveSteelo
i didn’t know who steez really was until survivors guilt came out, i had heard him in songs and some of his solo stuff but never really clocked it was him. i’m 19 too and i feel like i’m in the same boat he is. he has quickly become one of my favourite people, rip king capital steez.
im only now realizing he was 19 when he passed, tragic stuff. me and my homies would bump his stuff religiously in high school. even remember getting in trouble for having the 47 logo on all my sneakers at the time lol. rip steez
Very great video! King CAPITAL STEEZ will forever be in my heart. He is one of the reasons why I see the word much more differently. I love him and what he stood for.
There was no way the industry was going to let Steez in, despite his talent. He was too independent and difficult to control. Especially considering the rap industry is controlled by people who wouldn’t forgive him for his 47 symbol
I remember when the footage of him performing that song was released.. something eerie about it til this day Still can't believe they never released King Capital 🤦🏽♂️
Im kinda glad they didnt in a way. I guess i dont know much about it like how much of it was done, but after seeing the disgusting puppeteer “weekend at bernies” act they pulled with people like XXXTENTACION and Juice Wrld I’m a little relieved. Like not only did they stitch together and release X’s unfinished album Skins he had been working on before death, but they legit like took a bunch of fuckin random ass recordings and snippets and one off like hooks he had recorded accapella and all sorts of other shit to make “Bad Vibes Forever”. That was fucking nasty man. Im not even gonna lie man im 26 and i was a huge fan of X, regardless of “lyricism” or “real hip hop” whatever, his music emotionally touched me ina way i needed at the time and after he died and i heard Bad Vibes i fuckin cried. It was like i was listening to a message someone who died left for me, except someone actually just stiched together old random voicemails and clips of them talking to make it in order to trick me into giving them money and I know X wouldn’t have fucked with that AT ALL. I guess his mom was the ultimate deciding factor in all that, and she did it for money that will probably (hopefully) go to help raise his child and keep her sustained, so likely he wouldve wanted it to happen anyways. But, i know he wouldnt have fucked with that album or how it was created. It was fucking weird. Also, i hella doubt any of his family was hurting for money before BVF anyways
@@TheDamnWinner I definitely feel where you're coming from man. I'm 27 and a big fan of X and Juice Wrld, even though it was much earlier than when they passed I'm sure something similar would've happened with Steez. There's an old video of him saying King Capital was done and I'm sure there would have been hoops to jump through or beats/samples to clear I still would've liked to have heard it. Even if someone leaked it, I feel like the world needs to hear that.
@@tmacthaskydiver8310 yeah if it was done it might’ve been fine, like i said i never heard about how finished it was. I just dont want them to do what they did with X and Juice
@@12pope oh I feel like that's almost guaranteed. They were already using his lines while he was still with us, his passing probably only made it worse bro 🤦🏽♂️
Heard steez for the first time literally that December he left us, it was wild. I was in science class sophomore year when my boy that knew I listened to pro Era asked me if I heard about it, had to be 12/24/12. That was the first time I became a fan of somebody who died. To this day it still gets me. Especially the deeper you go into him, his lyrics,a d his lifestyle. He was thinkin the way a lot of us do now, but at 19. Poor guy. I always wonder, what did he see that was so unbearable that he couldn't be here? As long as the people that clicked on this video keep playin his music, he'll never die, always cherished, RIP Steelo
He was into the dark arts. In the thumbnail he is wearing the Baphomet. I also saw him in another documentary. He was a talented individual, but he shouldn’t have been delving in that life style.
Survival Tactics was one of the first rap tracks that got me into the genre. From the first time I heard Steez, I just got rap as an art form like I never had before. The flow, the emotional intensity, the layers of meaning in his lyrics. Whenever I get to a dark place I always think about Steez, because it makes me realise how much potential is lost by not choosing life. I think he would have changed the world for the better even more than he already has. It breaks my heart to think about all the incredible things he would have done, but I'm so grateful for his life and the art he left behind. Rest easy King Steelo.
Damn it’s clear Steez is still living on through the impact he mad to us when we were all young. Man was a legend, he know his potential, and it’s must have been frustrating af to be put as 2nd fiddle when he knew what he genius was capable of. Long Live steelo, forever in our hearts.
Gon but not forgotten. Been a steez fan for quite some time after his passing sadly glad to see this video some good digging and gems you got on here def hard to find older steez stuff. To bad we never got nothing after his passing i alwasy felt like guys like steez had tons of heat saved or atleast some but we will never know. RIP! Infinity and Beyond changed my life and ill never forget it.
I still remember when I randomly discovered Steez and then ProEra on UA-cam back in Early 2012 they really impacted my taste in music through high school, as a 16 year old it was inspiring listening to kids my age making waves online. RIP Steez you are missed gone way way too soon 🕊️👁️🙏🏽
I loved STEEZ. His music impacted me a lot and helped me through hard times. & it hurts that he didn't get enough recognition and appreciation for his beautiful creations while he was here. thank you for sharing this video and shedding some light on his story. 47shit.
Thanks for this video, can't believe it's been like a whole decade since his death. I remember when 1999 dropped and pro era got big. I was listening to them in college but I didn't know much about Steez or pro era in depth. That whole era when Pro Era was becoming well known was such a special time along with Odd future and so many unique rappers being found through blogs.
I remember hearing about his passing the day of. As a 15 year old, despite him not being much older than me at the time, I couldn’t help but feel like I lost an idol. Nothing has ever fucked up my Christmas like that. Hope his family has been able to move forward with this tragedy, with the support of his friends he called brothers. RIP STEELO!
Steez was way ahead of his time. RIP to a lyrical legend. Edit: Maybe he wasn’t wrong. Ever heard the song or term “it’s the end of the world as we know it.” Well look at 2012 and 2022. The world we knew and love is long gone. The world was a much better place when he left.
Wish Steez was around still to see where he'd be musically, and as a person. I discovered him way after his passing, but respect him so much in the present.
The world preys on the gifted and most young kings get their head chopped. i still cling to the belief steez had something about him i and most could not begin to comprehend. i have came to the conclusion the true path to enlightenment for me doesn’t involve psychedelics and esoteric means. Despite dropping most of those beliefs beyond modern science i still have confidence in believing steez was in tune with something more divine than a vast majority of others . Whatever that may be is beyond me but is something i respect on a profound level
I remember waking up to a text that Cap Steez was dead. Dude i cried so bad and didn't leave the room. He was my favorite and last time i was fully hyped and obsessed about anything Capital Steez said, did, or rapped. I remember talking to dude on his Tumblr just about life. Man was so cool and down to earth. I miss him. It's almost 10 years now...
man I wish he was still here man, one of the greatest talents I heard who moved on too soon, I was 13 when I found out about Steez, it made extremely sad to know he was gone when I found him, cause he was off the charts, he changed my way viewing things in life, in a way he’s one of my inspiration why I decided to make music, I hope I could one day be on the level he was, forever will rep that 47 shit, LONGLIVESTEELO R.I.P King Steez
I can say as a artist and cancer. That I have felt that feeling of being very good at something only to be ignored or like an afterthought despite the attempts to be put in a better position. But i can see how much it hurt him in videos that he wasn’t getting what he put out. And that’s what hurts the most. Knowing he was loved by many but it didn’t always show. I’m glad I came across this video.
you are selfishly hijacking his story - very different from what you are trying make of it , just to make it fit yours, or fit your narcissistic brain. Where do you hear in this video that it was about not getting recognition? He may have had other bigger things to be worried about.
Steez the one and only! There will never be another, remember discovering his music and going thru everything you know when you can’t stop listening to an artist ? Around that time he passed . I’ll never forget the impact them lyrics had and the death RIP
Steez was hands down a real OG speaking on more than just rapping but singing through the realism of this world & how crooked it is. The man had a gift that was tooken from him way too soon. RIP King Capital 👑 gone but never forgotten
I started listening to Steez in middle school. In my eyes this man was the coolest person ever. I wish he understood how much he meant to many people. Steez was and still is so so loved.
Mans was such an influence, I was a freshman in high school when he passed and I been bumping steez, Joey and the whole PROERA crew for like 2-3 years at that point. He influenced Flatbush zombies and the underachievers. #longlivesteelo may your soul rest in peace
The steez verse on survival tactics is a testament to how great he coulda been. That verse is one of my favorites of all time showing every possible skill a rapper could have, truly tragic
I was there for this whole movement… Steez was incredible, really took “entendre rap” to the next level. Not in terms of impact but in terms of skill, much like jay z and Wayne did. It was inspiring to me at the time, don’t think I would have thought to begin making music without it because of how inspiring and intricate his rhyme scheme was. Check out spitter splitters freestyle, he was just a kid. “I lie, I cheat and I steal, I know”
I can remember living with my grandma when I was 18 around 2013 shortly after his death and I was writing to an instrumental on my laptop and the picture was steez with the supreme logo over his eyes. This was what I wrote: Call me cliche, but they call me the chosen one. It's a lonely throne when you're the only golden one, You're probably waitin for my hair to flare yellow, Seen death, I'm not impressed where the hells my halo? Jade green eyes, hide my past like the tide, True blue sky, horizon I'm on the rise, Good morning, sun through the shades, stretchin and yawnin feelin stuck in a daze, My callings, lost in the maze, I'm fallin, feelin stuck in my ways Yeah I know you, Don't bother introducing me, I see what you are from here, I see you translucently, People change, I ain't even who I used to be, Pray I stay the same, no regrets in my eulogy, I was born in the darkness, You adopted it, I'm riddick when I'm with it call me bringer of apocalypse, Soul stay tinted, This body's just a shell, A facade to hide the story that the dragon can't unveil, The scales from the beast, Breathe air out of hell, When my bones disappear with dust, then you tell tales, Soulstone opal but my outside emerald, Gem droppin since birth, Pages off the pinnacle, Lookin for my start, like the key in the ignition, Found it in these pages, On this road, I am driven, Rollin rockets, and I'm in the cockpit, Smokin comet, No accomplice, Chillin in the darkness, Off the top, Getting fogged in a parking lot bitch, Everything I spit is clean, Youre in the fucking garbage, Can't pronounce this, Sacred is the name, Sent back from whence you came, Retreat to the darkness, Flames doused out, When the king comes out, No, this the end of the drought, When the king comes out, Judgement day upon us, Sky open, bow down Get the crown from out the ground, Bring the wooden chalice, While the planet bounces around, On my opal studded pendent, My remembrance, Every word given you won't forget em cuz I meant it Good morning, sun through the shades, stretchin and yawnin feelin stuck in a daze, My callings, lost in the maze, I'm fallin, feelin stuck in my ways. x2
Sound like he lost his feelings for the music/music industry nd that’s all he ever really ever wanted nd when that dream dead he wanted to leave with it. Rip Steez & god bless his soul. Your music is & will forever be appreciated💯‼️
Rip King Capital bro spoke nothing but the truth... hopefully one day people with perceive his message and wake up bro was ahead of his time. May your rest in peace broski
I really wish he was here one of the main reasons I loved writing music like this , he really wanted to bring change but damn it’s a dark world we never know what demons people are fighting
My bad about the audio and yes i know nas and 50 aren't from brooklyn
As a 50 year old man who has gone thru alcoholism,drug addiction & physical abuse as a child I want to say to these young guys it will get better
u drank alcohol as a kid?
@@sushirollart3722 alcoholism, drug addiction, and (physical abuse as a child)
Thanks king
Thank you 🙏
49 same thing, the world is yours. Elevate 👑
I appreciate this one man, I really believe steez could’ve been one of the best rn if he was still alive, his story is so fascinating too, so thank you
Couldn't agree more
youngboy better
@@urwrldluv kid grow up
@@animewn1970 ? it’s my opinions bro you don’t gotta b rude about it.
He was already on Kendrick and j cole level at only 19
In my late teens I was beginning to realize how dark the world is and that made me depressed and extremely pessimistic. Keep pushing bros, you will figure out how to bring good into the world.
Thank you bro. I’m 20 right now and since 18 and covid started it feels like my whole perspective changed towards pessimism. However, over the last few months I’ve felt myself re-emerge. People need to understand that periods of depression and pessimism can last long AF... so long you think it’s never going to end.. but it does, especially if you are actively trying to fix it.
Same. I did prison time from 18-21 and it changed my perception
Thank you bro. God bless you and protect you 🙏 you are angel 😇 47
Yeah but u know why kids like STEEZ and Thousands/millions not here? Because they wanted to do something about it and they was going for it. Joey badass now saying he was trying to take it slow, Like this is not something u chose, steez Seen a crack in the curtains and he was feeling to keep opening it more and more and more, Back then Joey would hear Steve's say some shxt and he be be like what the fuck👀 The adults in charge of promoting them Made sure To leave out steez if they could because They knew where steez mind And intentions were, Joey became aware with time of what steez was pushing with time, But he didn't choose to take a slow like hes saying now, You know capital steez and a lot of people didn't have The Choice they realized this shit bugs you out because no one is talking about it especially when you tell people and they look at u as crazy or tell u shut up it's like it push you to even go deeper it's not a choice, It only becomes a choice once you fully understand then it becomes a choice but when something is brand new you still want to keep going down the rabbit hole and fully understand, now a lot of people don't like it but people like capital steez, they was very curious and brave and they wanted to see the unseen and you know
Through the grace of God we all can be forgiven. That's why every morning I wake up & thank God for everything I have & been through. All of those things shaped me into a solid man with morals, structure & ambitions. I always say what energy you put out into the world is what will come back to you, and that's sincerely true! 💯
I always thought that if Steez was still alive today he would be up there with Kendrick and J. Cole. He was so young and already so good. Its such a shame what happened. RIP Steez
His rapping style even reminds me kind of j cole
I hate to say it but as I've traveled around the country, I've met a lot of folks like Steez. Brilliant talents with unbelievable inner beauty. So many of them end up on the street or dead. Some of them make it, most of them don't. Steez could have ended up embroiled in conspiracy and stuck in limbo or he could have reached the brilliance of the best rappers. We'll never know, but talent exists in a different category then success and that fact has a lot of significance in our loss of this undeniably genius artist.
@@jessesharpe9740 truth
He was on another level of genius mind almost like a prophet. STEEZ wouldn't have been on the same level as J Cole, Lamar. He WAS already on that level. He would be past them.
@@jessesharpe9740 Eye can completely see this bro. I feel as though people with true knowledge are purposefully never given a chance of the main stage..the industry know how dangerous we are if we create a spiritual shift..the shift is coming tho. Free yo energy big man. love ❤️
R.I.P STEEZ ㄣ⃒
I still remember the first time I heard him on Survival Tactics, it was just 2 dope lyricists with so much energy. I’m only 18, I discovered STEEZ in 10th grade, so in like 2019, I remember just being so interested and felt extremely shocked to find out he’d been dead since 2012, but that didn’t stop me from going and hearing his discography. I just wish he’d waited a bit longer, he was ahead of his time and would’ve had so many fans rn. What makes it worse is that MF DOOM is gone now too, one of Steelo’s biggest inspirations. I know they’re up there cookin up classics but it really sucks to know that you can’t ever meet some of your biggest idols.
Same!!!!!
Maybe you need to get laid😂😂
He's in Hell. He killed himself.
Tru man shut your mouth
@@truman5838 fuck outta here
I think this is the most thoughtful/informative video about Steez ive seen
Appreciate you watching
I've been a fan of steez for a while now and I've tried looking deeper into around the 2012 time but never found a lot about him. I don't know how you found a lot of this information but it's good to finally know
ever heard of reddit? 💀
@@tristanmoore9500 ever heard of being nice😴
@@zaheerunteathered4224 i didn’t mean it in a rude way lol i was just trying to be funny, im sorry if i came off that way it wasn’t my intention
@@tristanmoore9500 iss all good
@@zaheerunteathered4224 only in a Steez comment section can toxicity be diffused instantly 47 RIP to STEELO, Forever the KING
Amerikkkan korruption remains as easily one of the best pound for pound first albums anyone has every released. RIP Steez
relaaax
@@check2000 and take notes
@@rhino5250 chill biggie
BIG FACTS. If we’re talking “classic”, lyrical hip hop. STEEZ was different, man.
He was Fr sparrin with a knife in a missile fight
This death broke my heart. I was in 7th grade when he died. Me and the homies would rap survival tactics in the hallways everyday. Steez put me on a great path with learning more about myself and the world we live in. He taught me how to look into things for myself and learn what my truth is. I even grew my hair out to try to get the free forms. One of the greatest minds to walk the earth. With the power to influence a nation. Glad to say I was 1 of those 15,000 who downloaded AK. Jay Steez will forever be one of my favorite rappers. 47 4L.
What’s the “free forms” excuse my ignorance I just wanna know
@@BossinAZ_EnT hairstyle
STEEZ will always be one of my fave’s to
@@BossinAZ_EnT it’s when you just let your hair grow and lock on it’s own without you doing much to it
47 likes let’s keep the peace haha
His death is still sad to this day… Great video man! 47 til infinity
appreciate you watching
He was sacrificed
@@ltfelts weirdo
@@ltfelts yup
Sacrificed by who?
Damn it's hard to believe it's almost been a decade. Without a doubt one of the most tragic losses of that era. Hurts even worse when you realize he easily could have found his success today with the ways the industry has changed. RIP King Steelo, gone but never forgotten.
succes is a vert subjective, word, in this modern fandom idolising age, all these suburban nihilistic whyte teens think being worshipped by y'all is the highest thing achievable...
Many sees succes as something entirely different.
People have lost their soul, and dont even know what it is anymore. Damn.. 'success' so much is overused these days into complete meaninglessness.
@@Stoney-Jacksman allow me to elucidate then. I mean financial and career success. I'm not saying he wasn't successful in his life, just that the ways the internet has changed how we interact with music (and the artists that make it) could have taken his devoted cult following to another level. Fuck a hero. I want fulfilled artists.
@@Stoney-Jacksman bro what lol. you know he meant career success, making good money
Dude literally got a certain shirt on in the thumbnail…cmon now 🤷🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤔
@@PlatinumHustle Baphomet is an occult symbol that represents growth and transformation. Please take your bible thumper nonsense to someone who cares. 😚
The fact more people haven’t watched this video goes to show how truly underrated this man was. For anyone who is struggling, the world will not fail you, just have faith. I love you.
Everytime I re-explore this story, I can't help but to get really sad, not only because he died, but also because he's one of fav rappers and, as weird as it sounds, I see so many parallels between him and I. I feel so hurt by this loss, even though I didn't even know about him until like 2017. Jus RIP Steelo, you'll be miss, I wish you could see how much love and support you have now and how you really could've grown your career.
The news of his passing is still shocking. He was a talented artist, ahead of his time, I could see him being apart of the new scene with earl, wiki, miike,navy etc. if he was here. RIP bro.
Just the thought of steez is bone chilling to me. I find it hard to listen to his music that he put out closer to his death
93 till infinity!! Rest In Peace Steelo. 47 forever.
I have a psychotic illness and during my first dive into madness I fell in love with pro era and their movement. It really guided me as a youth and capital steez was my favorite. It really pains me that he died I went to the first beastcoast tour and while it was great to see Steelo wasn't their because he had passed. Rip to a master MC
Bro thank you for doing steez a bit of justice in this. RIP KING STEELO
Bro steez definitely had zero hate for Joey . That was all love , he just wished that the label would have had redistributed resources more equally.
I remember the day it happened I was 20, me and my bro always bumped Capital Steeze, Pro Era, Joey and them all the time. It hit me so hard when it happened I had to sit in a room by myself and just smoke and listen to all his songs as my eyes filled up. I always was saying at the time he was so much deeper lyrically then the rest of them and his music just hit me in my soul. Sucks he didn't realise the impact he was actually having on people, he really could of been one of the greatest....he is one of the GOATs to me that's for sure.
You forgot to mention his father passing and also his rap partner in the group he was in before also passed...that’s a BIG part of why he ended up feeling the way he felt he mentioned that in multiple songs....decent video thought
Where can you find info on this ?
Not just that. Listen to Free the robots
This video helped me remember a lot of who i was. thank you. king capital was such an impactfull legacy for me when i started deep diving in hip hop in 2015. i remember studying so much spirituality to learn the true depths of his verses. he quite literally changed my life. in many ways.
Thank you @ a burnt lightskin
I grew up in South Carolina, Steez put me on so much when I was just getting into pro era through other nyc based artists around 2012, I was so infatuated with nyc culture and the aesthetic Steez had was so captivating bc if you're from where I am you'd know we lack a variety of culture to say the least. He really put me onto spirituality and numerology at a very young age and to see things come full circle with how things are nowadays is wild. I recently got to visit Brooklyn a couple times this year and really walk the same streets they did, I visited the building in Manhattan and just smoked for about 4 hours, such a surreal feeling. Long Live Steelo, He's still out here man you just have to keep you eyes open and stay balanced.
Long Live Steelo. I'll never forget him and the energy he poured into the craft. Thanks for taking the time to make this, I hope more people get to check out his music cause of this.
I really can’t capture this one into words, Pro Era is something you just had to be there for #RIPSTEEZ #LIKEWATER
I honestly feel blessed to be very close in age to them and to have seen it like that. like i was sophomore when survival tactics dropped. I remember peeping it because some hip hop blog shared it when it had like a couple hundred thousand views. It was so fucking dope, and Steez along with Joey, Earl, Tyler, Kendrick Absoul, Asap Rocky, KRIT, and more im sure im missing were the people i always went to whenever an old head was tryna hate on new hip hop from the time. Honestly after the bling era and the absolute reign of people like Ross, Wayne, 50 it felt like “real hip hop” was coming back into a more mainstream light. Pretty fucking cool
Thx for showing the different worlds, the one Steez wanted and the other side. Ppl don’t get to understand that point often . Joey was marketable , Steez wasn’t because of how much he was willing to say , which was what the mainstream stuff hates.
Steez was talking shit about niggas non stop, nobody wanted work with a "shooby, doobie, two seat" rapper that only get like 110 weirdos at a set.
The industry is controlled by freemasons who guard the secrets aka black gate keepers and their jewish cohorts. steez mistake was trying to be signed in the first place.
@@12pope you need to be put into a mental facility ASAP. Stop writing this weirdo shit
Capital steez still one of my biggest influences a decade later
19 years old. Damn… I had no idea steez was that young. Something about him was different to everyone else. Huge loss
Beautiful documentary, i think you really got a lot of his mindset and feelings that only few have understood. Most people don’t get the full picture of him as a kind of philosopher as well as a man enslaved to his own mind... Steez was really, and honestly way too ahead of his time and definitely got lost in having the more modern understanding of the world at such a young age. Appreciate this bro always keep that balance.
Capital Steez was a great rapper and he was really creative with everything, and tbh he was best rapper out of pro era. R.I.P Capital Steez😢💔💐
I was just a kid myself when I discovered STEEZ and Joey at the end of November 2012. Then he passed. I was 14 at the time. Now I’m 24 about to be 25 and I think a lot about my childhood, influence, old fiends and drugs I was doing at a young age, And I also think about how STEEZ was just a kid himself but the thing he was saying in his raps was shit I didn’t even think about. The mind is a truly a complicated thing we all go through especially as children and young adults. I just wish he stuck around a little longer and maybe lay off the drugs a little bit, I personally think that played a part cause they were experimenting. He would’ve most likely been the next DOOM if he was still here but maybe the pressure from the music industry got to him. I miss the dude like a long lost friend and revisit AK47 every year. May he rest in power and found his peace where he went
Imagine being so woke so young and so early in hip hop around 2012 drill and chief keef were popping steez vision was ultimately swept under the rug and all his passion was basically written off as a waste this had tooo have a toll on him knowing no matter how dope he was the industry and mainstream fans wouldn’t digest his art the way it should I’m not condoning his suicide never I’m jus saying it had to be really tough on him personally I jus believe that many souls purpose on earth is bigger than there physical Kurt cobain steez xxxtentacion tupac nipsey they were more than jus rappers anyway rip steez #47
Im just imagining steez being alive during the initial soundcloud era, an all the things he could've done and the direction his music could've gone in. Its unimaginable.
Amerikkkan korruption was a fire mixtape even back then. This era was the revival of rap
I still remember the day he passed shit was crazy. I was a Sophomore in high school, I was a die hard fan for dude at the time.
I was a sophomore or junior as well. It was like the first REAL time a rapper or celebrity in general who i was a huge fan of died. I cried.
keep this at 47
He passed away 12 days after my birthday, I will never forget hearing the news as a freshman in highschool.
This manz music and message was so philosophically obscure and ambiguous.
Whether he took his own life due to mental illnesses that were unchecked, or he was just a distressed man full of emotions, who believed every word he spoke about a shift n change in society.
Either way, the world's gonna label you crazy.
We love you Steez and we are grateful for the art you've given us🖤👽
Steez got me off crack, made me change my entire life, I thank him for that, 47 rep forever
I remember waking up Christmas morning to news of steeze passing. Crazy man, mad talent. In the end Joey was 100% more marketable, I have friends who are on steeze’s methodology about deep spirituality and esoteric stuff and as a friend I can understand it and vibe with it but as a business? Hell no. It’s not palatable as a business. The spiritual rabbit holes get DEEp and honestly depressing. I wish Steeze would have got some help or spoke to a therapist. I can’t imagine how Joey feels, losing a friend is one thing but the narrative of it being your fault it’s crushing
this video needs 4.7M views
more like 47M views
Steez was truly an inspiration, and it hurts knowing that the world lost such a talented young man with potential like no other. This video made me wanna cry. I listen to a lot of his music and it gives me an indescribable feeling. May his soul rest in peace. #LongLiveSteelo
i didn’t know who steez really was until survivors guilt came out, i had heard him in songs and some of his solo stuff but never really clocked it was him. i’m 19 too and i feel like i’m in the same boat he is. he has quickly become one of my favourite people, rip king capital steez.
im only now realizing he was 19 when he passed, tragic stuff. me and my homies would bump his stuff religiously in high school. even remember getting in trouble for having the 47 logo on all my sneakers at the time lol. rip steez
Very great video! King CAPITAL STEEZ will forever be in my heart. He is one of the reasons why I see the word much more differently. I love him and what he stood for.
There was no way the industry was going to let Steez in, despite his talent. He was too independent and difficult to control. Especially considering the rap industry is controlled by people who wouldn’t forgive him for his 47 symbol
yea using a symbol that looks like the nazi swastika probably isint the brightest thing to do
I remember when the footage of him performing that song was released.. something eerie about it til this day
Still can't believe they never released King Capital 🤦🏽♂️
Im kinda glad they didnt in a way. I guess i dont know much about it like how much of it was done, but after seeing the disgusting puppeteer “weekend at bernies” act they pulled with people like XXXTENTACION and Juice Wrld I’m a little relieved. Like not only did they stitch together and release X’s unfinished album Skins he had been working on before death, but they legit like took a bunch of fuckin random ass recordings and snippets and one off like hooks he had recorded accapella and all sorts of other shit to make “Bad Vibes Forever”.
That was fucking nasty man. Im not even gonna lie man im 26 and i was a huge fan of X, regardless of “lyricism” or “real hip hop” whatever, his music emotionally touched me ina way i needed at the time and after he died and i heard Bad Vibes i fuckin cried. It was like i was listening to a message someone who died left for me, except someone actually just stiched together old random voicemails and clips of them talking to make it in order to trick me into giving them money and I know X wouldn’t have fucked with that AT ALL. I guess his mom was the ultimate deciding factor in all that, and she did it for money that will probably (hopefully) go to help raise his child and keep her sustained, so likely he wouldve wanted it to happen anyways. But, i know he wouldnt have fucked with that album or how it was created. It was fucking weird. Also, i hella doubt any of his family was hurting for money before BVF anyways
@@TheDamnWinner I definitely feel where you're coming from man. I'm 27 and a big fan of X and Juice Wrld, even though it was much earlier than when they passed I'm sure something similar would've happened with Steez. There's an old video of him saying King Capital was done and I'm sure there would have been hoops to jump through or beats/samples to clear I still would've liked to have heard it. Even if someone leaked it, I feel like the world needs to hear that.
@@tmacthaskydiver8310 yeah if it was done it might’ve been fine, like i said i never heard about how finished it was. I just dont want them to do what they did with X and Juice
@@tmacthaskydiver8310 They probably cannibalize it bet some of those bars rounded up on some other "artist" records.
@@12pope oh I feel like that's almost guaranteed. They were already using his lines while he was still with us, his passing probably only made it worse bro 🤦🏽♂️
yo i came from tiktok but i wanted to say you did an amazing job on this video. i appreciate you sharing his story and putting so much effort in
Thanks for watching
Heard steez for the first time literally that December he left us, it was wild. I was in science class sophomore year when my boy that knew I listened to pro Era asked me if I heard about it, had to be 12/24/12. That was the first time I became a fan of somebody who died. To this day it still gets me. Especially the deeper you go into him, his lyrics,a d his lifestyle. He was thinkin the way a lot of us do now, but at 19. Poor guy. I always wonder, what did he see that was so unbearable that he couldn't be here? As long as the people that clicked on this video keep playin his music, he'll never die, always cherished, RIP Steelo
He was into the dark arts. In the thumbnail he is wearing the Baphomet. I also saw him in another documentary. He was a talented individual, but he shouldn’t have been delving in that life style.
Survival Tactics was one of the first rap tracks that got me into the genre. From the first time I heard Steez, I just got rap as an art form like I never had before. The flow, the emotional intensity, the layers of meaning in his lyrics. Whenever I get to a dark place I always think about Steez, because it makes me realise how much potential is lost by not choosing life. I think he would have changed the world for the better even more than he already has. It breaks my heart to think about all the incredible things he would have done, but I'm so grateful for his life and the art he left behind. Rest easy King Steelo.
I appreciate dis video fr steelo has been one of my favorite artists for years and he never gets that hype he needed :(
Damn it’s clear Steez is still living on through the impact he mad to us when we were all young. Man was a legend, he know his potential, and it’s must have been frustrating af to be put as 2nd fiddle when he knew what he genius was capable of. Long Live steelo, forever in our hearts.
Hold cow My grammar is shit
such a talented soul and will continue to enlighten others with his legacy
Acid can cause mental health issues. As great as powerful as is it is, we should be aware that something beautiful CAN turn ugly.
Gon but not forgotten. Been a steez fan for quite some time after his passing sadly glad to see this video some good digging and gems you got on here def hard to find older steez stuff. To bad we never got nothing after his passing i alwasy felt like guys like steez had tons of heat saved or atleast some but we will never know. RIP! Infinity and Beyond changed my life and ill never forget it.
I still remember when I randomly discovered Steez and then ProEra on UA-cam back in Early 2012 they really impacted my taste in music through high school, as a 16 year old it was inspiring listening to kids my age making waves online. RIP Steez you are missed gone way way too soon 🕊️👁️🙏🏽
The second i scrolled past this vid, Steez started peakin thru my playlist
I loved STEEZ. His music impacted me a lot and helped me through hard times. & it hurts that he didn't get enough recognition and appreciation for his beautiful creations while he was here. thank you for sharing this video and shedding some light on his story. 47shit.
Thanks for this video, can't believe it's been like a whole decade since his death. I remember when 1999 dropped and pro era got big. I was listening to them in college but I didn't know much about Steez or pro era in depth. That whole era when Pro Era was becoming well known was such a special time along with Odd future and so many unique rappers being found through blogs.
I remember hearing about his passing the day of. As a 15 year old, despite him not being much older than me at the time, I couldn’t help but feel like I lost an idol. Nothing has ever fucked up my Christmas like that. Hope his family has been able to move forward with this tragedy, with the support of his friends he called brothers. RIP STEELO!
Wait til your all-time favorite idols and people you look up to for perseverance and drive for life, pass away 🙏🏼, RIP STEEZ
This shit almost made me cry man-such a genuine mc who never found his light in the world. He deserved everything and he knew it. RIP STEELO😢
I'm glad people still care about steez. Rest in peace brother.
I don’t understand how you don’t have over 10k views at least. Your videos are amazing keep grinding because the quality is gonna get you there.💪🏽💙
We’ll get there fam
Steez was way ahead of his time. RIP to a lyrical legend.
Edit: Maybe he wasn’t wrong. Ever heard the song or term “it’s the end of the world as we know it.” Well look at 2012 and 2022. The world we knew and love is long gone. The world was a much better place when he left.
Wish Steez was around still to see where he'd be musically, and as a person. I discovered him way after his passing, but respect him so much in the present.
Steez story makes me cry every time cause this man was a revolutionary
The world preys on the gifted and most young kings get their head chopped. i still cling to the belief steez had something about him i and most could not begin to comprehend. i have came to the conclusion the true path to enlightenment for me doesn’t involve psychedelics and esoteric means. Despite dropping most of those beliefs beyond modern science i still have confidence in believing steez was in tune with something more divine than a vast majority of others . Whatever that may be is beyond me but is something i respect on a profound level
facts
happy af to see steez is getting recognition cause i was feeling like niggas really forgettin bout him
I'm teary-eyed.... his soul was and is like no other ~
I remember waking up to a text that Cap Steez was dead. Dude i cried so bad and didn't leave the room. He was my favorite and last time i was fully hyped and obsessed about anything Capital Steez said, did, or rapped. I remember talking to dude on his Tumblr just about life. Man was so cool and down to earth. I miss him.
It's almost 10 years now...
man I wish he was still here man, one of the greatest talents I heard who moved on too soon, I was 13 when I found out about Steez, it made extremely sad to know he was gone when I found him, cause he was off the charts, he changed my way viewing things in life, in a way he’s one of my inspiration why I decided to make music, I hope I could one day be on the level he was, forever will rep that 47 shit,
LONGLIVESTEELO
R.I.P King Steez
I wish this man had just waited he would have been on fire rn all his music was deep and progressive
I can say as a artist and cancer. That I have felt that feeling of being very good at something only to be ignored or like an afterthought despite the attempts to be put in a better position. But i can see how much it hurt him in videos that he wasn’t getting what he put out. And that’s what hurts the most. Knowing he was loved by many but it didn’t always show. I’m glad I came across this video.
An artist and cancer? Wym
@@younggodicarus He’s involving his Zodiac because Steez was a Cancer.
you are selfishly hijacking his story - very different from what you are trying make of it , just to make it fit yours, or fit your narcissistic brain.
Where do you hear in this video that it was about not getting recognition? He may have had other bigger things to be worried about.
Steez the one and only! There will never be another, remember discovering his music and going thru everything you know when you can’t stop listening to an artist ? Around that time he passed . I’ll never forget the impact them lyrics had and the death RIP
if he just stay like two years longer he would’ve seen rap change so much
Steez was hands down a real OG speaking on more than just rapping but singing through the realism of this world & how crooked it is. The man had a gift that was tooken from him way too soon. RIP King Capital 👑 gone but never forgotten
i've been looking for this vid for years bro, thank you for making this deadass
Rip Steez. Absolute legend. His story is so sad, and the ending so darkly poetic, fitting of who he was. Fly high Steelo!
Still remember this when it all happened. It absolutely crushed the hip hop community. Rest easy Steez
I started listening to Steez in middle school. In my eyes this man was the coolest person ever. I wish he understood how much he meant to many people. Steez was and still is so so loved.
Had me in tears. Forever Steez
Mans was such an influence, I was a freshman in high school when he passed and I been bumping steez, Joey and the whole PROERA crew for like 2-3 years at that point. He influenced Flatbush zombies and the underachievers. #longlivesteelo may your soul rest in peace
The steez verse on survival tactics is a testament to how great he coulda been. That verse is one of my favorites of all time showing every possible skill a rapper could have, truly tragic
You’re talking about the verse he insulted Lil B The BasedGod one of the two men Kendrick Lamar said is the most influential rappers in the game??
As a long time pro era fan this made my day
mad to think steez's spirit could be reborn and back on earth as we speak, we'll never know tho
if you a 90s baby this just hits hard cause we found the kendricks cole steez all of them throughout our generation . RIP STEEZ
I was there for this whole movement… Steez was incredible, really took “entendre rap” to the next level. Not in terms of impact but in terms of skill, much like jay z and Wayne did. It was inspiring to me at the time, don’t think I would have thought to begin making music without it because of how inspiring and intricate his rhyme scheme was. Check out spitter splitters freestyle, he was just a kid. “I lie, I cheat and I steal, I know”
Man this one was a good one brotha its such a sad story of a young talented man
I can remember living with my grandma when I was 18 around 2013 shortly after his death and I was writing to an instrumental on my laptop and the picture was steez with the supreme logo over his eyes. This was what I wrote:
Call me cliche, but they call me the chosen one.
It's a lonely throne when you're the only golden one,
You're probably waitin for my hair to flare yellow,
Seen death, I'm not impressed where the hells my halo?
Jade green eyes, hide my past like the tide,
True blue sky, horizon I'm on the rise,
Good morning, sun through the shades, stretchin and yawnin feelin stuck in a daze,
My callings, lost in the maze,
I'm fallin, feelin stuck in my ways
Yeah I know you,
Don't bother introducing me,
I see what you are from here, I see you translucently,
People change, I ain't even who I used to be,
Pray I stay the same, no regrets in my eulogy,
I was born in the darkness,
You adopted it,
I'm riddick when I'm with it call me bringer of apocalypse,
Soul stay tinted,
This body's just a shell,
A facade to hide the story that the dragon can't unveil,
The scales from the beast,
Breathe air out of hell,
When my bones disappear with dust, then you tell tales,
Soulstone opal but my outside emerald,
Gem droppin since birth,
Pages off the pinnacle,
Lookin for my start, like the key in the ignition,
Found it in these pages,
On this road, I am driven,
Rollin rockets, and I'm in the cockpit,
Smokin comet,
No accomplice,
Chillin in the darkness,
Off the top,
Getting fogged in a parking lot bitch,
Everything I spit is clean,
Youre in the fucking garbage,
Can't pronounce this,
Sacred is the name,
Sent back from whence you came,
Retreat to the darkness,
Flames doused out,
When the king comes out,
No, this the end of the drought,
When the king comes out,
Judgement day upon us,
Sky open, bow down
Get the crown from out the ground,
Bring the wooden chalice,
While the planet bounces around,
On my opal studded pendent,
My remembrance,
Every word given you won't forget em cuz I meant it
Good morning, sun through the shades, stretchin and yawnin feelin stuck in a daze,
My callings, lost in the maze,
I'm fallin, feelin stuck in my ways. x2
🔥🔥🔥
Man everytime i hear that final performance video. It makes me sad knowing that he's gone. RIP STEEZ
Sound like he lost his feelings for the music/music industry nd that’s all he ever really ever wanted nd when that dream dead he wanted to leave with it. Rip Steez & god bless his soul. Your music is & will forever be appreciated💯‼️
Capital Steez was it man R.I.P. 47
Literally cried while watching this, such a sad story.
Rip King Capital bro spoke nothing but the truth... hopefully one day people with perceive his message and wake up bro was ahead of his time. May your rest in peace broski
"lets say 10 years they gonna say i didnt know steez had it like that"
RIP STEEZ, Amazin lyricist easily up there with the best. 🍻
I really wish he was here one of the main reasons I loved writing music like this , he really wanted to bring change but damn it’s a dark world we never know what demons people are fighting
God bless steez and his love ones forever ❤
Joey Bada$$'s new album "2000" won't be the same without steez :(
RIP STEEZ
3:17 - "eye switched styles and the them nxxxxxx steel biting"
instant sub for anyone who recognises this young legend r.i.p
Thank you so much you’re appreciated more than you know
I got emotional when watching this.
Love for posting the era of steez ❤️
A lot of steez style and flow in Joey badass