10 Years

The song '10 Years' is a heartfelt stroll down memory lane, tinged with nostalgia and pride. It begins with a near-disbelief at the duo's longevity in the music scene. JT Music reflects on their cringy yet charming beginnings, alluding to their initial forays into Machinima with Halo 3 and the inspiration drawn from Red vs Blue. This foundation of gaming culture serves as a stepping stone into a reflective journey.

As they recall their history, there's a palpable mix of embarrassment and fondness for their early contributions, such as the Wizard Battle or their first video. The 'White guys can rap' line might earn a self-conscious chuckle, acknowledging past naivety while also recognizing the growth that has occurred. As they transition through their collegiate years, the emotions pivot to reminiscing over the balance of education and honing their craft, highlighting both the financial struggles and the dedication to their passion.

The inclusion of Andrea Storm Kaden into their music symbolizes the expansion and collaboration that marks the maturation of JT Music's artistry. The mention of their first big hit, the Halo 4 rap, brings a mix of amusement and awe as they recount the shift in their fanbase's tastes. There's also an air of exasperation humorously woven into the lyrics when mentioning the explosion of their workload with the release of new games like Five Nights at Freddy's and Overwatch, which demanded new material.

Towards the end of the journey, there's a sense of gratitude and community. The artists express genuine appreciation for their fans and peers, offering thanks for the support that made their dreams a reality. The acknowledgement of live-action video shoots and the partnership with RoosterTeeth reflects a sense of accomplishment. In the outro, they extend an invitation to their listeners to join them for a metaphorical drink, symbolizing fellowship and the promise of continued shared experiences.