Before Famous

In 'Before Famous,' Miky Woodz takes listeners on a deeply personal journey through his life before achieving fame. The song opens with a vivid recount of his early days, where he transitions from playing basketball and attending school to locking himself in his room, dreaming of success. This period is marked by loneliness and the absence of his family, who he only sees through social media. The lyrics reflect his frustration with the education system, questioning the value of his studies when he couldn't afford to pay for his scholarship and was often overlooked during tryouts. Despite these setbacks, Miky finds his true calling in music, a path he believes was predestined by God.

The song delves into Miky's hustle ('josear') and unwavering faith that his efforts will pay off. He contrasts his current success with the skepticism he faced from teachers who predicted a delinquent future for him. Miky credits the internet for making his dreams achievable, likening his journey to that of NBA star Kevin Garnett, who famously said, 'Anything is possible.' He acknowledges the hardships he faced, including selling drugs as a teenager, but emphasizes that these experiences shaped him into the resilient person he is today.

Miky also reflects on the wisdom imparted by his grandmother and Nelson Mandela, who advised him to seize the moment and ignore detractors. He candidly admits to not finishing school but remains focused on making money and providing for his family. The birth of his son becomes a pivotal moment, teaching him the value of life and the importance of leaving behind a legacy. The song concludes with Miky expressing his desire to see his son grow up, using his past as a learning tool rather than a source of regret. 'Before Famous' is a testament to Miky Woodz's resilience, determination, and the transformative power of music in his life.