#builtlikethis

July 1, 2019

LOS ANGELES, CA

Looking for the top new lyric videos right now? Be sure to check out “Built Like This” by Rob Level. 

The Rob Level Built Like This Lyric Video features pseudo-industrial visuals and animations, with aliens, old water tanks, space stations, floating heads and more.

The video was created by Rob Level along with his creative director, Smith of the Century. 

This is a great example of songs with good lyric captions. Rob Level Built Like This is packed with zingers and amazing caption ideas for social media users hungry for good caption phrases... for example “you barely know yourself, how the f*ck you know me?” 

Rob Level is a Chicago native. Rob Level Built Like This uses only Chicago artists, engineers and producers as a tribute to his home city and where the journey started. 

Rob Level was a victim of physical abuse after being put up for adoption at 6 and was in and out of jail, group homes and behavior schools. After turning his life around, he founded Smart Rapper, the world’s leading educational platform for rappers and indie artists. He has not forgotten his humble beginnings and always tries to help other artists with the info he wished he’d had as a young struggling rapper.

Follow Rob Level at @rob_level on Instagram, and watch Built Like This by Rob Level (Lyric Video) Below.

What do you think about the Rob Level Built Like This lyric video? 

Are you “Built Like This?” 

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MUSE (filling in for just Joseph, to keep it simple) : name: Joseph Christiansen nickname: Joe, Father, degratory terms zodiac sign: Cancer gender: Male favorite color: Any shade of blue. average hours of sleep: It highly depends on the day, but no matter how late he goes to bed, he always rises early. I would but it on a 6 hour average. last thing you googled: ambient whale sounds height: 5′10″

MUN:

( because, joseph, you were a lonely idiot that probably thought god would forgive your ass since it was ‘for love’. now to work off that sin…somehow. good luck. )

Justin doesn’t go out as often as he’d like.

This is mainly because he doesn’t drive anymore, and he doesn’t want his PAs stuck ferrying him around past normal work hours anymore than they have to. It’s complicated by his living out on Mulholland Highway, automatically an expensive-ass taxi bill.

So when he’s planning on going out, he usually gets a hotel room then gets a taxi ride to the club. It’s a good bit of planning to go dance, but he does it so often he’s used to it.