Frank Ocean
Frank Ocean
Frank Ocean
Frank Ocean
Frank Ocean
Frank Ocean
Frank Ocean
Frank Ocean
Frank Ocean
Frank Ocean
Frank Ocean
Frank Ocean
Frank Ocean
Frank Ocean
Frank Ocean
Frank Ocean
Frank Ocean
“Be Yourself” is a voice message from Rosie Watson advising Frank Ocean to stay away from drugs & alcohol and imploring him to be secure with himself & resist peer pressures.
Rosie Watson is the mother of one of Ocean’s childhood friends, Jonathan; known as “Auntie Rosie” by Ocean, Watson i...
[Skit: Rosie Watson]
Many college students have gone to college and gotten hooked on drugs, marijuana, and alcohol
Listen, stop trying to be somebody else
Don't try to be someone else
Be yourself and know that that's good enough
Don't try to be someone else
Don't try to be like someone else, don't try to act like someone else
Be yourself, be secure with yourself
Rely and trust upon your own decisions
On your own beliefs
You understand the things that I've taught you
Not to drink alcohol, not to use drugs
Don't use that cocaine or marijuana, because that stuff is highly addictive
When people become weed-heads
They become sluggish, lazy, stupid, and unconcerned
Sluggish, lazy, stupid, and unconcerned
That's all marijuana does to you, okay? This is mom
Unless you're taking it under doctor's, um, control
Then it's regulated
Do not smoke marijuana, do not consume alcohol
Do not get in the car with someone who is inebriated
This is mom, call me, bye
Be Yourself was written by Buddy Ross.
Be Yourself was produced by Frank Ocean.
Frank Ocean released Be Yourself on Sat Aug 20 2016.
Rosie Watson, known as “Auntie Rosie” by Frank Ocean, is the mother of one of Ocean’s childhood friends, Jonathan. She is known to leave voicemail messages that give advice or inspiration, pairing well with her profession as a therapist & clinical psychologist.
“Be Yourself” is similar to the t...
While Auntie Rosie is not Frank Ocean’s mom (that’s Katonya Breaux), she has served as a motherly figure in the lives of her son’s friends; Rosie Watson typically refers to Ocean as her “nephew,” but this could explain her casual usage of “mom” in this context.
It’s also possible that the voice mes...
In a 2016 interview with Rosie Watson, titled “This is Mom,” published in Frank Ocean’s Boys Don’t Cry magazine (accompanying the release of Blonde), she was asked: Your voicemails are [the] stuff of legends; what do you love about leaving people messages?
I think when you call someone, you should...