"Limitations" is a smooth, lo-fi hip hop song by J/O/E that sounds more like a realization that sticks with you late at night than a loud announcement. The song is in that quiet place where things start to make sense and you start to grow on the inside before it shows on the outside.
"Limitations" moves with purpose instead of urgency because its base is calm and atmospheric. The lo-fi sound makes the song sound fuzzy and makes you want to nod your head, which helps you stay on track with the message. It asks for your attention and makes you think at the same time.
The song is about knowing your limits, being honest about them, and getting over the mental blocks that stop people from moving forward. The song doesn't think of limits as failures, it thinks of them as chances to start over. Being mature means knowing who you are without feeling sorry for yourself and being sure of yourself without being rude. The song knows that breaking through limits takes time and is very personal, so J/O/E doesn't rush it.
J/O/E is a hip hop artist from Fort Worth, Texas, who has won awards in North Texas. He makes the record sound like a real person. The calm, steady, and thoughtful mood of the show goes well with how he speaks. This backs up the idea that real progress doesn't always happen in a big way. Sometimes it can feel like discipline, a different way of looking at things, and waiting. "Limitations" makes you think and inspires you without being too much. In a kind of music that is often based on.
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