Bobby Sessions - iii

Bobby Sessions grew up in the Pleasant Grove neighborhood of Dallas, Texas. Bobby's family relocated to Rowlett when he was a teenager. Poetry is Bobby's preferred and most well-known artistic medium. At the University of North Texas in 2010, he composed his first poetry with music, and he hasn't looked back since.

“I thought things were supposed to blossom in my career early on, and I found out that that wasn't the case,” Sessions says. “I spent years performing in and around Deep Ellum not making any money, wondering ‘When is this going to happen? When is something going to break through?’ But I continued to power through that struggle.”

In a little more than a year since the publication of LOA (Law of Attraction), Bobby's project Grateful made its debut. The album's debut song, "Grateful", which was created by Sikwitit and PICNICTYME and included graphics by German Torres, was first released by Bobby, followed by "First World Problems".

On June 11th, Bobby Sessions' extensive body of work, MANIFEST, will be made available. Bobby Sessions discusses the musical concept of the law of attraction, or the idea that one can achieve anything they put their focus on, lies at the core of the album. Sessions, a native of Dallas, has used manifestation to reach to this point in his career, so it is a full circle moment for him. He has always wanted to present his views in a more engaging way and from an angle that would interest a wider audience.

“I wanted the album to play as a self-help guide but in rap form,” says Sessions. “When people are in the self-help section and they're trying to maximize their potential, they read books, go to seminars, watch TED talks or whatever they can get their hands on and I wanted to make the musical contribution to that space. I wanted to make something that would be the soundtrack for people closing the gap between who they are and who they want to be.”

His most recent single, track-iii, released on August 18, 2022, is one of his best to date.

When speaking of the legacy he wants to leave, Sessions says, “I want people to say that he revolutionized self-help”. He helped people gain control over their thoughts and maximize their potential.”

Lyrics:

Raised different

Beast inside the jungle we behave different

K Clip drop and hit the floor I make it rain nigga

Shape shifter

Bitches on me now because my rank different

Fuck her on the 1st night

She wanna leave her main nigga

Raised different

Beast inside the jungle we behave different

K Clip drop and hit the floor I make it rain nigga

Shape shifter

Bitches on me now because my rank different

Fuck her on the 1st night

She wanna leave her main nigga

Disrespect my daughter you must wanna die

Funeral ya fam gone flood the street to watch your momma cry

We don’t give a fuck bout who is who bitch you don’t wanna try

Treat an opp like rubic cube and spin the block 100 times

Rich from rap like selling bricks of white

The corner flipping dice

Roll a 7

With a 3 and 4

The photo of my life

Money first

It’s over everything like chicken over rice

Ghetto bitch

Her mouth like poetry

She quick to grip the mic

Raised different

Beast inside the jungle we behave different

K Clip drop and hit the floor I make it rain nigga

Shape shifter

Bitches on me now because my rank different

Fuck her on the 1st night

She wanna leave her main nigga

Raised different

Beast inside the jungle we behave different

K Clip drop and hit the floor I make it rain nigga

Shape shifter

Bitches on me now because my rank different

Fuck her on the 1st night

She wanna leave her main nigga

Bend the corner like a paper plane

Way back in 2nd grade

Catch a fade

Brush my head with that 360 wave

Raised to know

That blacks ain’t never safe

Inside the USA

You a thug

Or gunna be the plug

To try to move some weight

Lose or win

Take lyrics from your pen

To try and build a case

Tap ya calls

Ya picture on the wall

Put exes on your face

Pursue the top

Be cool if you get hot

They wanna stop the growth

Dirty game I play the Cotton bowl since I had snotty nose

We was kids

Picking up these guns cause we from the trenches

I was young

They tell me bout the Lord

I talk

I hope he listen

I apologize for all my sins

I hope I get forgiveness

Inner city

I see lions bears tigers sharks gorillas

Wanna dodge the snakes

They call the jakes

Hoping that they get us

Walk inside the bank

They scrunch their face because I am a nigga

Ain’t no hand to pull us out the mud so we just pulling triggers

Ain’t no hand to push us to be great

They push us in the prisons

Me vs Me

Gotta close the gap

From who I am and who I want to be

Who I want to be

Break the chain inside

Unlock my mind

Set my niggas free

Me vs Me

Gotta close the gap

From who I am and who I want to be

Who I want to be

In the streets walking with a piece

Hoping I get peace

I believe everything I speak

Said I’m done with beef like I’m vegan

If you got your mind

Better keep on dreaming

When the bullets go inside your body

That ain’t healthy either nigga

Me vs Me

Me vs Me

You don’t know me

I’m talking to the old me

Like an OG

What’s for me is for me

Me vs Me

Gotta close the gap

From who I am and who I want to be

Who I want to be

Break the chain inside

Unlock my mind

Set my niggas free

Me vs Me

Gotta close the gap

From who I am and who I want to be

Who I want to be

I hope you listen to my story

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