God Has My Back opens with Mugiwara KÜYA’s verse—an unfiltered reflection on citizenship, color, fear, and the quiet terror of families being torn apart. From childhood nostalgia to present-day reality, the record confronts a divided nation where surveillance replaces safety and equality feels conditional.

Julius Taylor follows with grounded conviction—connecting policy to pain, history to hypocrisy, and faith to survival. This isn’t outrage for clicks; it’s a measured testimony. A reminder that while systems can target, document, and erase, human dignity isn’t up for debate—and divine protection isn’t selective.

This record stands at the intersection of protest and prayer.

When the lights flash and doors knock, God Has My Back.

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