Jeristotle, a hip-hop entrepreneur, steps into the spotlight with a style that defies norms and a lyrical prowess that echoes life’s raw authenticity. In his latest track, “They Sold Me On The TV,” he isn’t just crafting hip-hop; he’s penning a musical manifesto of resilience and insight. At the age of 40, an age often deemed unconventional for breaking into the hip-hop scene, Jeristotle flips the script, using his seasoned perspective to weave a narrative that resonates far beyond beats and rhymes.

“They Sold Me On The TV” is a testament to Jeristotle’s commitment to making music that transcends boundaries. It’s not merely a track; it’s a sonic journey that invites listeners into the tapestry of his experiences. In a world where success is often measured by streams and money, Jeristotle takes a different route, measuring triumph by the impact his music makes in the lives of others. As he shares his insights on life’s true struggles, he empowers others to embrace their passions fearlessly. Dive into the beats, absorb the wisdom, and join Jeristotle’s movement – because sometimes, it’s not just about the music; it’s about the difference it makes.