Apocalypse, it is said in revelations from the bible that the apocalypse is too occur when people dive into spirituality unknowingly opening what is deemed to be that to of Pandora's Box. Morality wise, what we deem worthy or what we associate with or even identify as tends to truly come into play. It is said that in the last days people will become lovers of themselves. Lovers of money. Things that could potentially pose a threat to our society of human beings. Dizzy VX doesn't shy away from his thoughts behind the systematic stuff. Ideally cultivating a project that invokes old school rhythms. In the pursuit of what he deemed to be real to himself with this knowledge coming up. What one calls boring is really just another's illusion into the world of what fun is. Dizzy VX capsulates these thoughts behind morality, money and not only that but intentionally speaking on fame. Questioning his own thoughts... Battling himself through not only music but in his spirit. Almost as if a waning war was commencing between who he truly is and who he truly wants to be. The killing of ones mind. The internal/external Apocalypse. A spiritual war that he himself has induldged and transmuted into song. Words that hold an intense set of meaning understanding that maybe it is better to give it up than to break down one gender or another, to belittle the less fortunate and as the list goes on. He questions this all within a 24 hour period. Of not only revolution. But also... within the time of his lifespan. Through the means of freestyles, Dizzy VX tackles morality, the devils schemes and so on and so forth within his music. A true testimony to his divinity as he stands just as he is... a human being.

Thank you, if you made it beyond the beginning... We appreciate your time for listening to the whole project.

"Doesn't hurt to say I struggle with my emotions. Have gone to drugs such as weed in order to fix my mental for a quick fix that truly does not have a lasting impact on my mind. It doesn't hurt to say that I've been the problem. This song wasn't finished like a good majority of songs that I have released but the funny thing is, something about the tonage is what was worth the release. It could've been perfected but it doesn't hurt to say; it is good enough- to me. I guess that pretty much sums up this song. Where I can acknowledge I am not always right. But I remain hard on myself always trying to be approved by the next person and even looking for acceptance within this rap game, however I think I just love to be me. It doesn't hurt to say that I'm okay with this being just as this. Feeling as if this rap game has turned on me. Oh well, it doesn't hurt to say how I feel. It may not be accurate but I'm really not always right yet again so that doesn't hurt to say." -Dizzy VX

Apocalypse, it is said in revelations from the bible that the apocalypse is too occur when people dive into spirituality unknowingly opening what is deemed to be that to of Pandora's Box. Morality wise, what we deem worthy or what we associate with or even identify as tends to truly come into play. It is said that in the last days people will become lovers of themselves. Lovers of money. Things that could potentially pose a threat to our society of human beings. Dizzy VX doesn't shy away from his thoughts behind the systematic stuff. Ideally cultivating a project that invokes old school rhythms. In the pursuit of what he deemed to be real to himself with this knowledge coming up. What one calls boring is really just another's illusion into the world of what fun is. Dizzy VX capsulates these thoughts behind morality, money and not only that but intentionally speaking on fame. Questioning his own thoughts... Battling himself through not only music but in his spirit. Almost as if a waning war was commencing between who he truly is and who he truly wants to be. The killing of ones mind. The internal/external Apocalypse. A spiritual war that he himself has induldged and transmuted into song. Words that hold an intense set of meaning understanding that maybe it is better to give it up than to break down one gender or another, to belittle the less fortunate and as the list goes on. He questions this all within a 24 hour period. Of not only revolution. But also... within the time of his lifespan. Through the means of freestyles, Dizzy VX tackles morality, the devils schemes and so on and so forth within his music. A true testimony to his divinity as he stands just as he is... a human being.

Thank you, if you made it beyond the beginning... We appreciate your time for listening to the whole project.

To be honest, sometimes; I like to make random songs that truly have nothing to do with absolutely anything. Now minus all the ignorance that people will totally key in on in terms of some songs; this song was really for fun. Which is totally the "Punchline". Now once again, I don't do women shaming, arrogance or ignorance. I've said it in the song I was the topic talking logic when its senseless. And although I really mean this I hope you're reading this description and going wait, he was having fun with the bars when he said that BBL line. I truly... truly... am sorry if I've offended anybody. This song is definitely just for fun and my apologies to anybody offended in this society of people that completely have body dysmorphia or have felt a specific kind of way about their body. I in no shape or fashion or form make songs about people to destroy their self-esteem, confidence and or image. I repeat I (A STRAIGHT MALE WHO LOVES THE WOMEN POPULATION), DOES NOT HATE YOU. You are all beautiful. That's all I had to say. I know I make a lot of songs negating my actual reality with women and people because uh well there's people stories etc. etc. of others who have gone through this or I don't know-me using the reverse roles analogy of lifes ventures to talk about situations and topics of whatever but uh :^) Yeah...Hope you enjoy the song. This was fun.

Seriously though, that BBL line was for shits and giggles.

The second single off of "Hypervoid".

A traumatized society that feels the need to hold guns because everyone tends to have weapons of destruction even though we don’t need them. Dizzy VX can acknowledge those who have a need to protect themselves, due to bullies, thugs, etc.. however, Children are dying. People are dying. Women and men. This is the sad state of the world.

Guns aren’t the problem. Our traumatized inert sense and want to be that “guy” or woman repeating the cycle of hatred is. Peace is where our aim should be. It is obtainable. This song capsulated on the ideology of fear and need to be that person who invoked that repetitive cycle.

WHY I DO IT (Prod. By Go Grizzly X Nicodemo G) by D.Payne

Freestyle 89 (Prod. By Inbloom Beats) by D.Payne

WHITE (PROD. BY id Da Kid) by D.Payne

LEAD (LEAD) [Prod. By Clipsmoke] by D.Payne