Hip Hop Instrumentals Perspective on Eternal Soulful

The first time I performed I froze on stage. I was eighteen and it was a talent show. I ended up snapping outta of it, and performed better than anyone else.

If I could alter the music industry, I would take out the imitators and expose the real Artists. The really gifted and inspiring Artists. The Artists that really spoke through their music in experience.

I used to be a catering chef. Used to be a Nurse Assistant/Certified Nurse Assistant. Those were the two main jobs that I have done. I quit being a chef because, music drives me. And I stopped working as a Nurse because, I get attached to people kind of easily and someone passed away on my day off that I was close to. Just couldn't take the death ordeal.

My other passions reinforces my destiny by helping me recognize that being a Hip Hop Autistic Artist is what I was born to do.

It can. Me being an Artist though, has actually made me more extrovert than introvert. My career as an Autistic Artist has brought me out of my shell of introversy and helped me shine bright like the star that I am.

Life is creation. As an Artist, I create. It's just what I do. Life was meant to be creative so I create. All the things that I go through in life I write about. In order to stand out from the rest, I have to be creative in ways no one has seen before.

My favorite work of art was Picasso. He was a very artistic person. His work stands out to the world. He is very unique and captivating through his creations.

The mediums of art that I identify with is the pencil, pen, and paper.

YG, X-Rated, and Keek Da Sneak.

The most significant lesson I've learned while being an Artist, is that I can express myself through music, and I can freely do it. I don't have to care about judgements, or opinions. Music helps me be me. It's my voice and was my first voice.

Yes I do. My one main drive is to change music for the better by giving people hope to feel a freedom through listening to my music and what I have to say. I've never really had a voice befoe I did music. I was very introvert and lonely. I felt like I did when I was abandoned at the airport when I was five. I felt helpless. Music has changed that for me in a amazing way. 

To be a worldwide phenomenon. I want to be a legendary Artist who accomplished and achieved when I was told I wouldn't. When I was told I wouldn't be anyone or anything. My goal is to reach as many people as I can, and let them know through my music that music is for everyone. It's food for the soul. 

People, life experiences, and freedom.

My scariest experience was when I was homeless, my music was stolen. I was afraid that they would use my music as their own. 

"DOWN BELOW" By Roddy Rich. That song represents success and survival. It speaks about my story a little bit. Sleeping on the floor, not having anything to eat, yet still striving for success and to be successful.

To inspire and be creative.

My Autism is what makes my music such a game changer within the Hip Hop community.

My definition of success as an Artist is, when my music touches people's lives. When my music can help somebody get through something tough, or when my music can inspire and reach people. I measure this success by writing what I live, overcome, and embrace. 

The most memorable response I've had to my craft is "THIS IS AN AMAZING SONG. IT DESERVES RADIO PLAY", she said. 

I do practice as a matter of fact. I practice by listening to my music over and over again. I have learning disabilities, so I have to listen to my songs over and over again to memorize them. Practicing has changed over time, by improving in areas and in ways that's satisfying.

My favorite way of sharing music is in person.

The three words I'd want my fan base to describe me as would be phenomenal, inspiring, and unique. 

I want people to feel connected.

I want people to feel connected.

Missy Elliot would definitely be the Artist I would collab with. We could bring each other's sound out more. Our song would make the Billboards. Top of the charts, however you wanna look at it. 

I was using the bathroom, when I felt this urge come from my gut to write. So I wrote and came out with my song called "1 MINUTE 2 MINUTES" .

Millions of people cheering me on. I can hear the crowd cheering me on, knowing my songs, and giving me their full attention. I can see flashing lights, and the feeling that I'm meant to be there. It's coming. I WILL make it in the music industry.

E-40, Missy Elliot, and Busta Rhymes. I chose these three Artists because, their music never dies, gets played out, or gets boring. These three Artists are still very well-known to this day. These three Artists are Legends who have left their imprint on my life. Their music always makes me feel better and inspired to write and record some of my own creations of Hip Hop.

"JUST LOOK" is one of my favorite songs. I love this track because, this was the first track that I played around with the lyrics doing something new. This is the track that lead to a lot of other tracks.

Missy Elliot. Missy Elliot was one of the most top Artists in the industry in the 90's. To this day, you can play one of her songs and it feels like it was just recorded that day. Her sound is new but old. Shes just very gifted.

My music is made for every feeling you feel, every thought you think, and every mood you have. My music can touch you, tickle you, and make you feel awww.

E-40 is my favorite Artist. His music will get you laughing and dancing. He's just so real. He makes you feel something exciting when you play his music.

E-40 because, he's from the Bay Area too. His music is kinda like mine. He is an outspoken type of Artist. He speaks about a lot of truth. He gives wisdom and game throughout his music. He inspires me to be a role model and not just an Artist.

The themes I explore throughout my music is more of a club banger type johnra. I dibble and dabble with Hip Hop/RnB type themes.

My style and sound are very unique, but I'm great at what I do. In the last three years, I have evolved in many ways. I've learned how to blend my lyrics with the beat. I've only improved. There's always room for improvement. I can only get better. I still have a lot to learn. And I'm open to learn. 

The type of genre my creations fall into is Hip Hop. I didn't choose Hip Hop, but it chose me. Everytime I'm recording, performing, or writing another song, it just feels so meant to be. I have dreams and daydreams all the time of being on stage. I live for this. 

I have Autism. I didn't really talk much til I was nine and it was through a piece of paper and pen. I began to perform when I was eighteen at a place I was at for people around my age. I began getting a little more exposure in my early twenties as an RnB Artist. My name was Daddy Tre at the time. Then I flourished and became Henessy Lyric, but then I heard another Artist was named Henessy, so I changed it to what it is now. HipHop Picaso. 

I was nine years old. I was in a foster home. I remember listening to Da Brat, E-40, Oldies, and some RnB. Aahliah and Missy Elliot were a hit at that time. The first time I heard Hip Hop I fell in love. It just felt so right. Like I was suppose to create it through my experiences in life. So I began to write poetry, which turned into Hip Hop.

My background plays into my songs very well. I usually use Drill or Trap like beats. My style is a 90's Hip Hop vibe with a little 2024 essence. 

I am an Autistic Hip Hop Lyrical Genius Songwriter Recording and Performing Artist who speaks through Hip Hop. I'm from the Bay Area. I was raised out there, but then chose to follow my dream by coming out here to Los Angeles where I now live. I have been a Hip Hop creator since I was nine years old, so for about 31 years going on 32 July 21, 2024. My birthday.