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Introduction

“OMG” isn’t a turn-up record — it’s a creative flow state.

This song lives in that space where focus, gratitude, and momentum meet. It’s about the quiet excitement that comes from finally getting the gear you worked for, trusting your eye, and staying committed to the process even when nobody’s watching.

In this lyrics breakdown, I want to walk you through how “OMG” reflects my relationship with filmmaking, growth, and staying locked in on the vision — without ego, without rushing, just consistent forward motion.

The Energy of “OMG”

At its core, “OMG” is a vibe record.

It’s meant to feel calm, confident, and immersive — something you play while driving to a shoot, setting up gear, or editing late at night. There’s excitement here, but it’s controlled. Purposeful.

This song captures that moment when you realize:

• You’ve put in the work

• You’ve invested in yourself

• And now it’s time to move with intention

Verse 1 — Investing in the Vision

“Saw that new camera, made up my mind
Saved up my money, I been on my grind”

This verse is about commitment.

Buying new gear isn’t about flexing — it’s about believing enough in yourself to reinvest in your craft. Checking reviews, saving money, doing the research — all of that represents patience and discipline.

When I say:

“My camera rolling and your camera froze”

It’s not shade. It’s perspective.

Some people are still stuck in hesitation or doubt. Others are moving forward, learning as they go. Everyone has their own timeline — this verse just acknowledges momentum.

The Hook — Staying in Motion

“I’ma keep filming like oh my god
Camera keep rolling like oh my god”

The hook is simple on purpose.

It’s about consistency.

No matter what’s happening around you — doubts, distractions, outside noise — the camera keeps rolling. The work continues. The joy stays intact.

“OMG” in this context isn’t shock — it’s appreciation. That quiet gratitude of realizing you’re doing what you love.

Verse 2 — Process Over Perfection

“Focus on point, aim at your chick
Camera like candy, I took a lick”

This verse leans into process and playfulness.

Filmmaking is technical, but it’s also intuitive. You frame the shot, trust your instincts, and keep it moving. Not everything needs to be over-edited or over-polished — sometimes it’s about keeping things natural and real.

“I been filming a lot since I was a git”

This line grounds everything. It’s a reminder that this didn’t start overnight. There’s history here — curiosity, trial and error, growth.

Loyalty, Community, and Building Together

“My snappers they loyal, because I put ’em on”

Loyalty doesn’t come from hype — it comes from belief.

When you give people something meaningful to believe in, they show up. Whether that’s through music, visuals, or energy, people connect to authenticity.

This is also where Black Stock Footage shows up in the song — setting a tone, creating opportunity, and building something that’s bigger than just one person.

Verse 3 — Focus and Boundaries

“Recording in progress, so please read the sign”

This section speaks to protecting your focus.

Sometimes you have to put the sign up — literally or metaphorically — and say: not right now. That doesn’t mean you don’t care. It means you’re honoring what you’re building.

“I built a mountain that you have to climb”

That mountain represents growth. Standards. Intentionality.

If someone wants to join the journey, they meet you at that level — not by tearing it down, but by rising to it.

Art, Emotion, and Elevation

“Painting with light, this my art
Camera emotions, don’t play with my heart”

This is the soul of the record.

Filmmaking isn’t just technical — it’s emotional. There’s vulnerability in creating. There’s sensitivity in sharing perspective. This verse acknowledges that while still moving forward confidently.

“I leveled up, this is my year”

Not as a boast — as a declaration.

The foundation has been laid. Now it’s time to build.

Final Reflection

“OMG” is a reminder that growth doesn’t always need to be loud.

Sometimes it’s quiet focus.
Sometimes it’s joy in the process.
Sometimes it’s just the camera rolling — and that being enough.

If this song resonated with you, I hope it encourages you to:

• Trust your craft

• Invest in yourself

• Protect your focus

• And keep creating, even when it feels slow

Thanks for tapping in and taking this journey with me.

Camera rolling. 🎥