STB DEE Jay is the next superstar rising from within the rap/hip-hop industry- born and raised in the Southside of Waco in Texas; this rap genius has been through a rollercoaster. His desire to make it out of the drug and crime infested streets is what has separated him from the pack but his journey up until here has not been entirely a smooth ride. He lost his best friend, mentor and Confidant to gun violence and he has just been pushing the sound and culture for the both of them.
STB DEE Jay comes through with a very unique and authentically raw hip-hop style that transforms the real-life happenings from the streets as well as from his own personal experiences into endearing anthems that so many listeners can relate with.
“We Ok” is a straight anthem that will get you exhilarated from the word go- fusing modern and heavy anthemic hip-hop sound, this tune is one of those club bangers that you’d listen to again and again without getting bored. Dripping in style and authenticity, STB DEE Jay easily makes this an anthem with his own passionate delivery over the blazing beats.
His bars are effortlessly dropped in his sing-song inspired lyricism as he occasionally drifts to the performance of the catchy and infectious hook- taking a listener all the way as he displays such energy and intensity to go all the way throughout the track’s length and not once does he pause for breath.
The official music video is out and it is an eye-catching high quality cinematography that currently has over 72K views on YouTube. The raw scenes of the dancing beauties blended with professional virtuosity are why you will get hooked right from the first minute all the way to the last one!
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