Tee Grizzley Links With Queen Naija & The Detroit Youth Choir On “Mr. Officer”
Tee Grizzley calls on Queen Naija and the Detroit Youth Choir to deliver “Mr. Officer,” a song about police brutality in the black community.
On YouTube, Tee Grizzley shared a few thoughts about his track. “I got a million experiences I can touch on in my music, but I couldn’t make another song without speaking on what’s going on 💔,” he wrote. I’m not a politician or activist but right now it’s everybody’s job to speak up because the pain, the struggle for equality and the brutality is real. ✊🏾✊🏿✊🏽” Stream “Mr. Officer” and let us know what you think.
Quotable Lyrics
Y’all supposed to be the heroes though
You know, protect and serve, not takin’ us off of the Earth
I see the police and it f*ck with my nerves
They pullin’ me over, I’m showin’ ’em both of my hands
And watchin’ my words, I got insurance, no warrants
He pointin’ his gun like he wanna blow it
Tell me why we gotta die? He went for his wallet, reach for a gun
You think that some sh*t he’d try? On a cop?
He can’t breathe and you still chokin’ ’em, man, why would he lie?
Your knee in his neck, you ain’t gotta do all that
It’s one against five, RIP














































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