Darrell Kelley’s “Sick of This”: A Soul-Shaking Call to Drop the Guns

Boston-born, Atlanta-based powerhouse Darrell Kelley unleashed his latest single, “Sick of This,” and it’s already exploding with six-figure YouTube views just weeks later.

True to form, Kelley blends modern gospel, hip-hop, and R&B into a fiery sermon that refuses to pull punches. The track confronts the endless cycle of violence in marginalized communities head-on, urging listeners to put the guns down and trade bloodshed for hugs, hate for love.

With pride in African and African-American roots running deep through every line, he reminds us we’re heirs to kings and queens who gave everything—not for division, but for unity and compassion. “Start spreading love” isn’t just a hook; it’s a battle cry.

The smooth, punchy production lets Kelley’s passionate delivery shine, mixing righteous fury with genuine hope. His Instagram snippets hammer the message home: stop shedding your own blood.

Following heavy-hitters like “Drones” and “I Rebuke You,” “Sick of This” cements Kelley as more than a musician—he’s a spiritual voice using music to demand better. Stream it everywhere now.

We’re sick of this too, Darrell. Keep the fire coming.

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