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Ramon Ibanga, Jr. (born August 28, 1980), known professionally as Illmind (often stylized as !llmind), is an American record producer, songwriter, and educator. As of 2012, he lives in Brooklyn, New York.Illmind has co-written and produced hip hop, trap, pop, soul, and electronic music for labels such as Cash Money, Def Jam, and Aftermath, and has worked with artists such as Nicki Minaj, Andy Mineo, Kanye West, Drake, J. Cole, Dr. Dre, Ludacris, 50 Cent, Ariana Grande, and others. His accomplishments in 2016 include production on the new Hamilton Mixtape and Disney's Moana, both created by Lin-Manuel Miranda. Illmind has released several studio albums and had a number of songs and albums reach the music charts.His most recent album, Human, is a collaboration … more »

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It was crazy like, livin' on 10th because
Like when my grandma came from the Philippines
That was the first place she was at, and she never left
I'm just thinkin' about all the shit that had happened
When a nigga was like, on that porch

Walkin' from my uncle's real slow, I was fucked up off an edible
Playin' Tekken with the pressure's terrible
But I looked up and was like damn, there she go
I used to f*ck yo' homie now I can't
You gave me that pussy from the gate
They always say you shouldn't f*ck on first dates
But I could hate you afterwards so why wait?
I seen my first love on this porch
I seen the weapon draw blood from this porch
Hoes gave me money from a trick on this porch
Shootin' dice, lost a brick on this porch, uh-oh
I was drawin' cartoons on this porch
Stealin' buckets but it zoom like a sport
I seen my mama go to jail from this porch
Sometimes the hood felt like hell on that porch, oh-no
I seen niggas I grew up with on the pavement
I seen hoes I never fucked with yellin', "Save me"
Bitches lyin' to my brothers 'bout some babies
I seen my brothers lie to me and they betrayed me

Stoop kid won't leave his stool
I couldn't believe it too
I just know that I could never see this through
In the outside, gotta go outside

I seen graffiti spray on this porch
.223's make him lay on this porch
My daddy asked if I was gay on this porch
'Cause I was fuckin' hoes when he had court
Then that nigga went to jail, he left the porch
Sendin' me drawings from his cell to the porch
It seemed like he was nailed to the floor
I seen my auntie high as hell at the door
Askin' for money, she was high she want some more
Her son is like my lil' brother, we not poor
So when Sonny come around he secure
I had my lil' brother back on this porch
Can't talk to chance, you ain't comin' through this door
Shoutout my titi's April dyin' and support (yeah)
Shoutout fuckin' Jigga Juice, I love you more
R.I.P Greg, your porch was my porch
Pardon me amor, yeah, pardon me amor

If stoop kid won't leave this stool (yeah)
I couldn't believe it too
I just know that I could never see this through
In the outside, gotta go outside

Ayy, first of all shout out to all the YB's
Like every single one, Darian, Skyler, Von, Otis, Juice, me, Tay
More importantly, uh, Jason, love you dawg, yeah
If we talkin' 'bout music
Me and my niggas was the first niggas in Oakland
We was the only group, after "Go Dave" that popped
We started throwin' parties, niggas thought we was rappin'
It was crazy 'cause nobody had more bitches than us
The only niggas that was competin' us, was the Otherside niggas
They would then grow up to be different things
And then one of them niggas was a star, so shoutout to ALLBLACK
I would then go to San Jose, and see my big cousin Kwame
And my brothers Christian and Cole
Puttin' it together the real way
'Cause if it's one thing me and them niggas gon' do
It's put it together, for real
Shout out to niggas that came before me that put me on
Shout out Su for bringin' me to the studio
Shout out Kool John for tellin' niggas that I was tight
And I had bitches, so they would let me in the studio
Shout out, shout out 'Lani
I remember 'Lani was, nigga, crashin' on my couch
I remember I picked up her
And this dude in Berkeley, she was like 
Let's go pick up my cousin and we, we just talkin' in Berkeley
And her cousin, this nigga named Benji
End up livin' with me bein' my day to day
That was like eight years ago
That's what, that's what the whole focus of the album was
Was eight years ago, uh, to not, I mean
At the recordin' of this, but whenever you hear this, whatever year you in
I just hope you feel the authenticity
'Cause this the first song that I really cried on
Since I recorded the outro to my last album "Dior Deposits"
But now we, we past "Dior Deposits"
Dior Deposits was about the work that a nigga put in
Like literally the deposits I made in the bank to afford Dior
We didn't have Dior, we done lost it, we done sold it
We done put it on Depop, !llmind mighta put it on eBay
You know what I'm sayin? We, we past that now it's about
It's about the maintenance, so I'm reflectin' on
Before I had anythin' to maintain
Because, in the world where we got pandemics
And quarantines and niggas can't even go to roll
Or even make money how we used to
I needed to make this album for myself
So I could get past it, I was thinkin' about you know
My ex Asia, everythin' was a muse, for me, especially her
My baby Chi and my mama, you know what I'm sayin'?
Shout out Town shit, shout out Sam Lancaster
That nigga changed my life, and it just so happen that he white
'Cause that nigga subscribed to more black magazines than everythin'
Shout out James Delgado, you barely produced anythin' on here
But you my main producer, and I got a lot of love for you
'Cause you finesse me, they can watch the interviews for that explanation
Shout out Paul Middleton, you right here next to me, we recordin' the video
More importantly, 1176
Is the address of the house I grew up in, in West Oakland
So shout out West Oakland, shout out to my grandpa
Douglas, that's my, that's my ugly ass middle name
Akeem Ali Douglas Hayes
Shout out to Douglas for meetin' my fine ass grandma
In the Philippines in the middle of Subic Bay
'Cause he was in the Marines and, uh
He seen her and said, "Ayy, baby, I need I need somethin', somethin' in my pocket
Can you do that for me?" And you know what she said?
"Ooh-ooh," hella Filipino, no English
And then he end up marryin' her ass, and moved to California
They would have a baby, three babies
And the youngest of them three babies
End up makin' the Guapdad, so if you enjoyed this Guapdad album
That's the Guapdad backstory, peace out

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