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Everyone around me kept telling me the same thing: “Get a j*b.” My friends, my family—every conversation somehow circled back to that. It felt like I was doing something wrong just because I didn’t want the same life they did. I wasn’t l*zy—I just couldn’t see myself waking up every day to do something that made me miserable. Then I heard Edmondx’s song “Unempl*yed Lifestyle,” and it honestly saved me. When he said, “I don’t want no occupation, can’t e*pl*y me, hell no,” it felt like someone finally understood what I’d been thinking but couldn’t say out loud. The line “If you’re unemployed, then I know you understand me” hit hard—it made me feel seen, like I wasn’t alone or crazy for feeling this way. It was more than just a relatable or rebellious song; it was the first time I felt proud of how I live. That track gave me the confidence to stop apologizing for not chasing a life I never wanted in the first place. Thank you for changing my life.