Like molding clay, Jeymes Samuel stretches, shapes, and sculpts original stories out of unexpected elements. Equally adept in both music and film, Jeymes will reframe a traditional world like the Old West by placing an unprecedented emphasis on the black experience as he did in the award-winning The Harder They Fall. Rather than follow the standard hero, he'll adopt the perspective of a seeming bystander in the middle of extraordinary circumstances, which he does in The Book of Clarence. He's the rare enigma who is at home both behind the camera, directing Idris Elba and Bendedict Cumberbatch, or is sharing a song with JAY-Z and D’Angelo.
He personally breathes life into every layer of his art, writing the scripts, directing the action, composing the score and writing, producing & performing the songs. As Jeymes says "Obey Your Crazy."
I have rarely experienced such a congenial work in the connection between the images of the film and the music. thank you for this masterpiece! ***outstanding***
Kodak was narrating is recent life based on finding happiness and he reflect back to his life of crime and his time in jail, Kodak grew conscience because of his kid and he his looking for redemption Doja on the other hand his bragging about her success and she is getting back at those who doubted her, And she also talked about how people play pretence around successful artist Kodak won based on storytelling Doja won based on bars & punchlines
This song is only for those who have tapped into their soul SELF and know, that even though the ego arise within, there’s a knowing, that SELF is far greater. That SELF, that is beyond the movement of thought. Meaning, this song speak to the Soul/SELf.
When your musics so good you don't have to put an ass on the cover. Double cheeked and double meaning. Double trouble and no steaming. Assless wonder , buttocks free, no drapped clothes, no dressing scantily, buttock free and meaningful.. calm tranquil serving. The winds blowing through the hair of my bald head. Nice.
