"Dutch Masters" is a song by rapper Jae Millz. The song discusses Millz's experiences and perspectives on various topics, including fame, battling, smoking marijuana, politics, and personal growth. In the first verse, Millz addresses those who criticize him for gaining fame by dissing other rappers. He claims that he has already achieved fame through his battles and clever lyrics. He mentions that people watch his battles more than they listen to certain artists' songs. In the second verse, Millz emphasizes the power of the mind and its influence on one's life. He refers to the importance of one's legacy and the impact they leave on the world after they are gone. Millz also mentions the desire to supply the world with marijuana and expresses his admiration for Dutch Masters, a brand of cigars commonly used to roll blunts. In the third verse, Millz reflects on the passing of his grandmother and the significance of embracing the uncertainty of life. He pays homage to his Harlem roots and expresses his pride in naming his album after his grandmother's mantra, "Nothing Is Promised." Millz also touches on his experiences as a black man, acknowledging the adversity he has faced, but remaining resilient. Overall, "Dutch Masters" showcases Millz's introspection and his ability to navigate through life's challenges while expressing his desire to make a positive impact on the world. The song also serves as a celebration of his craft and his love for smoking marijuana.
