Da Inphamus Amadeuz & Copywrite Team Up on “Copy My Style”

Da Inphamus Amadeuz joins forces with underground heavyweight Copywrite on the new single and video “Copy My Style,” a record that celebrates originality while reminding listeners that real lyricism never goes out of style.

Built around hard drums, soulful production, and razor-sharp bars, the record delivers the classic East Coast sound both artists have built their reputations on. Produced by Da Inphamus Amadeuz, the track doesn’t rely on trends or gimmicks. Instead, it puts the focus where it belongs—on the verses.

The accompanying music video matches the song’s energy, giving fans a visual that complements the raw, no-frills approach of the record.

Copywrite Brings His Signature Style

For more than two decades, Copywrite has been one of underground hip hop’s most respected lyricists. Emerging from Columbus, Ohio, he first gained recognition as a member of the legendary MHz Legacy crew before becoming one of the culture’s most feared battle rappers and punchline specialists.

Throughout his career, Copywrite has collaborated with artists including Cage, Royce da 5’9″, Camu Tao, RJD2, and countless underground legends. His technical writing, clever wordplay, and unmistakable delivery have earned him respect throughout the independent hip hop community.

That same hunger is on full display in “Copy My Style.”

A Growing Catalog

The single continues a strong run of releases from Da Inphamus Amadeuz & The Punchline Academy, whose catalog also includes collaborations with Styles P, Onyx, G. Dep, Canibus, and Imam T.H.U.G.

Beyond music, The Punchline Academy has become one of hip hop’s fastest-growing independent platforms, surpassing 100 million views across all platforms through interviews, freestyles, live broadcasts, and the viral Lyric League Series.

“Copy My Style” represents everything the platform stands for—authentic production, elite lyricism, and a commitment to preserving real hip hop.

If you’re looking for bars over beats instead of trends, this is one record that deserves a spot in your playlist.