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Dirty Jersey
4th April 2003, 07:11
this has got to be the hardest question to answer man. so many get on my fuckin nerves. i nominate anyone from cash money and anyone from no limit records. especially master ps little bastard son. i love kids but he should be dragged through the streets and shot.

Lardlad95
4th April 2003, 16:04
Project Pat


that dumb fuck can't rap for shit

Invader Zim
4th April 2003, 16:31
All RAP is equily shit.

Lardlad95
4th April 2003, 17:20
Quote: from AK47 on 5:31 pm on April 4, 2003
All RAP is equily shit.

People like you fuckin disgust me.


You haven't heard all hip hop so don't talk about shit you aint heard.

How many Talib Kweli albums have you heard?

How many Roots shows have you been to?


when was the Last time you listened to Little Brother?


just cuz the rap on MTV sucks doesn't mean it all does.


Lemme guess...your one of those metal or punk or rock lovers who assumes all hiphop is the same.


Well it wouldn't be fair of me to insult an entie genre because I don't like one band

Dhul Fiqar
4th April 2003, 17:27
That guy that did the "Because I got high!" song :biggrin:

canikickit
4th April 2003, 20:41
Puff Daddy. The worst.

Just Joe
4th April 2003, 21:02
yep. Puff Daddy. fucking atrocious.

Charlie
4th April 2003, 21:06
The bald one.

Umoja
4th April 2003, 21:16
I agree with Dirty Jersey (I guess NJians think alike), I hate No Limit and Ca$h Money Records. They are the enemy of good black business.

Eastside Revolt
4th April 2003, 21:52
anyone from Cash Money.

after that I'd have to say jermaine dupri.

Charred Phoenix
4th April 2003, 23:13
Noone has mentioned Eminem :( Come on, he not only makes annoying music but he also includes fascist and homophobic lyrics? Is there any competition?

Just Joe
5th April 2003, 00:03
fascist? the guys whole last album was taking a shot at the US police state.

Guardia Bolivariano
5th April 2003, 00:19
Eminem ,DMX ,AliG and Li'l Bow Wao (or however you write that)

Lardlad95
5th April 2003, 00:38
Quote: from redcanada on 10:52 pm on April 4, 2003
anyone from Cash Money.

after that I'd have to say jermaine dupri.


Anyone who ghost writes for a fuckin preteen sucks ass

so Jermaine does suck...not to mention his own rhymes are garbage

Charred Phoenix
5th April 2003, 02:56
fascist? the guys whole last album was taking a shot at the US police state.


Oh sure, if something anti establishment is cool he'll do it, but what about the fact that he claims the right to kill any homosexual that comes near him and then says it would be all right if they all just left him alone? That's pretty fucking fascist if you ask me "Yeah, all homosexuals should do exactly what I want", explain to me how that is NOT fascist.

Umoja
5th April 2003, 04:24
But he's processed, you know he's not degrading the white or black communities. He's just spitting on an already opressed group, sure that's bad.... but well but nothing. Eneminem is someone I try not to think about.

Charred Phoenix
5th April 2003, 04:32
Yeah, but this is a thread about annoying rappers, he's the most annoying one I can think of.

Lardlad95
5th April 2003, 12:13
Quote: from Charred Phoenix on 5:32 am on April 5, 2003
Yeah, but this is a thread about annoying rappers, he's the most annoying one I can think of.


He aint annoying...he may be "facist" but not annoying.

I think of him as an obstacle in progressing hip-hop

mainly because he's created this persona that attracts people who don't truly enjoy hiphop

Dhul Fiqar
5th April 2003, 14:54
Quote: from Guardia Bolivariano on 9:19 am on April 5, 2003
Eminem ,DMX ,AliG and Li'l Bow Wao (or however you write that)


Ehhh......... Ali G? He's a fictional character on a TV show, not a rapper...

--- G.

canikickit
5th April 2003, 16:00
Ehhh......... Ali G? He's a fictional character on a TV show, not a rapper...

And he's funny as hell on top of that.

hawarameen
5th April 2003, 23:26
what about will smith

aparently he gets jiggy wid it!!!

also i hear he uses a rhyming book SSSOOO FUNNY

Charred Phoenix
5th April 2003, 23:40
He aint annoying...he may be "facist" but not annoying.

I think of him as an obstacle in progressing hip-hop

mainly because he's created this persona that attracts people who don't truly enjoy hiphop


I dunno, it's pretty annoying when every time you turn on the radio he is shouting at you and whining about how hard his life is, you know, what with all the money and fans...

Invader Zim
6th April 2003, 22:54
Quote: from Lardlad95 on 6:20 pm on April 4, 2003

Quote: from AK47 on 5:31 pm on April 4, 2003
All RAP is equily shit.

People like you fuckin disgust me.


You haven't heard all hip hop so don't talk about shit you aint heard.

How many Talib Kweli albums have you heard?

How many Roots shows have you been to?


when was the Last time you listened to Little Brother?


just cuz the rap on MTV sucks doesn't mean it all does.


Lemme guess...your one of those metal or punk or rock lovers who assumes all hiphop is the same.


Well it wouldn't be fair of me to insult an entie genre because I don't like one band


You haven't heard all hip hop so don't talk about shit you aint heard.


True but out of the large amounts i have heard it was all dire... sorry i think it is all shit. Ive listened to loads from loads of different individuals... IE 2pac, Dr Dre, eminem, So Solid Crew, Will Smith, D12, Puff Daddy (or what ever the fuck he calls himself now.) These are just a few of the diabolical many... And yes it all sound the same... SHIT

its so shit even trance is better... and Trance sucks sssoooooooo much.

How many Roots shows have you been to?

I havent been to any because i dont go to see rappers create noise pollution. I go and see good bands play live.

Lemme guess...your one of those metal or punk or rock lovers who assumes all hiphop is the same.

Yes some punk is good as is some metal... but i prefer the Indie Rock. And no not all HipHop is the same but its all boring and shitty.

Eastside Revolt
6th April 2003, 23:33
Listen to Outkast ATLiens and tell me rap is boring.

hawarameen
7th April 2003, 01:21
i think the first thread i ever made on this site was titled "hip hop haters" lardlad will/may recall, and i wont start because that particular thread was about 196 pages long.

what i will say is that i have come across a kind of rap pop band named the streets who i think are OK!

(Edited by hawarameen at 1:22 am on April 7, 2003)

Rastafari
7th April 2003, 01:25
Wow...this is hard...Vanilla Ice!
White-ass suburban prick

hawarameen
7th April 2003, 01:29
Quote: from Rastafari on 1:25 am on April 7, 2003
Wow...this is hard...Vanilla Ice!
White-ass suburban prick

forget my previous will smithe nomination.

Ice Ice baby gets it

Boris Moskovitz
7th April 2003, 01:31
Eminem... Just... His voice... And lyrics... Yuck...
Has anyone mentioned Aaron Carter? He's as bad as his brother (Or whatever) from the damn BackStreet Boys, Nick Carter. I mean bad... not badass...

I'm afraid I don't know more...

kurt cobain
7th April 2003, 13:45
HEY!How can you peoples forget Jay Z?!? I think he is the most annoying rapper ever!!!

IPkurd
7th April 2003, 13:59
I like most rap tunes but i fucking hate 50 cent that ugly monkey who going out with the sexy maria carie

suffianr
7th April 2003, 15:49
Nelly. A real wanker.

But Ali G? No way, you've got to be fucking joking. That man's a genius. :)

Dirty Jersey
7th April 2003, 17:04
ak come on now. how can you call pac shit. thats just blasphemy. the mans lyrics are some of the best ever.

Eastside Revolt
7th April 2003, 22:51
AK-

Listen to "better dayz" and tell me 2pac is not "the shit".

Palmares
9th April 2003, 01:55
Quote: from AK47 on 3:31 am on April 5, 2003
All RAP is equily shit.


No most of it is. Nas is a genius.

But back on topic. I say Ja Rule, P Diddy, and most of the wack MCs linked to them.

Umoja
9th April 2003, 03:10
At least Jay-Z isn't a complete sell-out to a record company. I have a bit more respect for him since he does promote black business (although it is still capitalist in the extreme).

IPKurd, not to bust you, but calling a dark skinned guy a monkey, even if he is, isn't in the best interest lol. I kinda chuckled though, considering 50 Cent actually looks like a horse.

dopediana
9th April 2003, 21:12
eminem.

his songs totally express him, which i have no problem with.

but he fucking poisons today's teens.

they've all become wiggers. and not even modelling after a "real black" person. they idolize the wigger of all wiggers, that loathesome bleached-blond piece of white trash who preaches killing unfaithful partners and banging odd girls working in dry cleaners.





i want to learn the accordion. or the bass fiddle.....

Invader Zim
10th April 2003, 19:11
Any one who gets in to the top 10 in british charts who isnt in a band called westlife or blue or any other shit like that.

Klondike
10th April 2003, 22:14
its hard to narrow down that genre to most annoying, they all kind of suck ass. I'd have to say I hate that stupid wigger Eminem. I'm tired of seeing white people trying to be fluent in ebonics and be black. It's just stupid and annoying.

Palmares
11th April 2003, 05:20
Quote: from Klondike on 8:14 am on April 11, 2003
its hard to narrow down that genre to most annoying, they all kind of suck ass. I'd have to say I hate that stupid wigger Eminem. I'm tired of seeing white people trying to be fluent in ebonics and be black. It's just stupid and annoying.

Like Elvis...

Lardlad95
11th April 2003, 11:35
Quote: from Klondike on 10:14 pm on April 10, 2003
its hard to narrow down that genre to most annoying, they all kind of suck ass. I'd have to say I hate that stupid wigger Eminem. I'm tired of seeing white people trying to be fluent in ebonics and be black. It's just stupid and annoying.


What ebonics?

I think you've missed something

THere is a difference between ebonics and slang man.


I have never used ebonics, I'm black, I've never heard another black person use ebonics

I've used and heard slang but ebonics isn't as big as people say

Dirty Jersey
11th April 2003, 23:44
all this eminem bashing reminds me of that fat fuck bizarre from d12. im not a violent man but ive wanted to kill him for a long time.

man in the red suit
12th April 2003, 02:18
all of them. It's all annoying.

Lardlad95
12th April 2003, 02:27
Quote: from man in the red suit on 2:18 am on April 12, 2003
all of them. It's all annoying.


No I think you have something wrong here...rappers aren't annoying...it's you

man in the red suit
12th April 2003, 04:30
Quote: from Lardlad95 on 2:27 am on April 12, 2003

Quote: from man in the red suit on 2:18 am on April 12, 2003
all of them. It's all annoying.


No I think you have something wrong here...rappers aren't annoying...it's you

maybe me too to some people like yourself but rappers are the original kings of annoyance.

Charred Phoenix
12th April 2003, 07:22
maybe me too to some people


Like rappers :cheesy:

Invader Zim
12th April 2003, 14:17
Quote: from man in the red suit on 2:18 am on April 12, 2003
all of them. It's all annoying.


Rap is the appitamy of annoying. It is intrinsicaly annoying.

Lardlad95
12th April 2003, 17:04
Quote: from man in the red suit on 4:30 am on April 12, 2003

Quote: from Lardlad95 on 2:27 am on April 12, 2003

Quote: from man in the red suit on 2:18 am on April 12, 2003
all of them. It's all annoying.


No I think you have something wrong here...rappers aren't annoying...it's you

maybe me too to some people like yourself but rappers are the original kings of annoyance.



The original kings?

***** Elvis was out way before rap..now there is an annoyence king

Lardlad95
12th April 2003, 17:06
Quote: from AK47 on 2:17 pm on April 12, 2003

Quote: from man in the red suit on 2:18 am on April 12, 2003
all of them. It's all annoying.


Rap is the appitamy of annoying. It is intrinsicaly annoying.



Thats epitome

Ak....shut up, you know not of what you talk.

Cuz you haven't heard all rap, every rapper, or all hip hop

instead you are passing judgement based on what comes on TV


realize this BET MTV , etc. doesn't represent hip hop

it shows one form of it

Silent Eye
12th April 2003, 17:28
Lardlad, i agree with Man in the Red Suit on this one (nice avatar BTW)

How dare you call Elvis annoying. He had more talent then all that slime put together.

Rappers aren't annoying. They are dangerous. I don't know anyone anymore who isnt a loser gangsta thug wannabe idiot. Its a poison. And Lardlad95, please don't try to tell me that "oh well you havent seen every rapper ever so you cant pass judgement." Well, i'll wager you havent seen every rapper either. I havent seen every metal band, or every performance of Mozart, but does that mean i cannot judge them? Are you trying to tell me that even if i heard 90% of that ©rap and hated it all, that i somehow managed to miss out on the two rappers who actually had talent. Now, granted not all rappers spread the usual message of bling bling and *****es, but even so, the entire concept is distasteful. If i want to hear someone talk about something, i can go outside and start a conversation, but i'll be damned if they want me to pay 20 dollars to hear someone talk. These idiots are making money for nothing. They dont have talent.

Elvis had talent. Guitarists generally have talent. Not everyone can sing. But anyone could rap with a bit of practice.

And I dont bother with MTV crap. I have heard plenty, not only MTV and i can't imagine anything more slanderous to the word "music" than rap.

man in the red suit
12th April 2003, 18:47
Quote: from Lardlad95 on 5:04 pm on April 12, 2003

Quote: from man in the red suit on 4:30 am on April 12, 2003

Quote: from Lardlad95 on 2:27 am on April 12, 2003

Quote: from man in the red suit on 2:18 am on April 12, 2003
all of them. It's all annoying.


No I think you have something wrong here...rappers aren't annoying...it's you

maybe me too to some people like yourself but rappers are the original kings of annoyance.



The original kings?

***** Elvis was out way before rap..now there is an annoyence king


I hate Elvis too. getting warmer though.

man in the red suit
12th April 2003, 18:50
Quote: from Silent Eye on 5:28 pm on April 12, 2003
Lardlad, i agree with Man in the Red Suit on this one (nice avatar BTW)

How dare you call Elvis annoying. He had more talent then all that slime put together.

Rappers aren't annoying. They are dangerous. I don't know anyone anymore who isnt a loser gangsta thug wannabe idiot. Its a poison. And Lardlad95, please don't try to tell me that "oh well you havent seen every rapper ever so you cant pass judgement." Well, i'll wager you havent seen every rapper either. I havent seen every metal band, or every performance of Mozart, but does that mean i cannot judge them? Are you trying to tell me that even if i heard 90% of that ©rap and hated it all, that i somehow managed to miss out on the two rappers who actually had talent. Now, granted not all rappers spread the usual message of bling bling and *****es, but even so, the entire concept is distasteful. If i want to hear someone talk about something, i can go outside and start a conversation, but i'll be damned if they want me to pay 20 dollars to hear someone talk. These idiots are making money for nothing. They dont have talent.

Elvis had talent. Guitarists generally have talent. Not everyone can sing. But anyone could rap with a bit of practice.

And I dont bother with MTV crap. I have heard plenty, not only MTV and i can't imagine anything more slanderous to the word "music" than rap.



ALL HAIL SILENT EYE!!!! yes Elvis did have more talent than every modern day rapper put together, regardless of how much I personally dislike his music. At least he had talent.

Invader Zim
13th April 2003, 01:40
its true RAp makes elvis look the the messiah of music.

Lardlad95
13th April 2003, 13:47
Quote: from Silent Eye on 5:28 pm on April 12, 2003
Lardlad, i agree with Man in the Red Suit on this one (nice avatar BTW)

How dare you call Elvis annoying. He had more talent then all that slime put together.

Rappers aren't annoying. They are dangerous. I don't know anyone anymore who isnt a loser gangsta thug wannabe idiot. Its a poison. And Lardlad95, please don't try to tell me that "oh well you havent seen every rapper ever so you cant pass judgement." Well, i'll wager you havent seen every rapper either. I havent seen every metal band, or every performance of Mozart, but does that mean i cannot judge them? Are you trying to tell me that even if i heard 90% of that ©rap and hated it all, that i somehow managed to miss out on the two rappers who actually had talent. Now, granted not all rappers spread the usual message of bling bling and *****es, but even so, the entire concept is distasteful. If i want to hear someone talk about something, i can go outside and start a conversation, but i'll be damned if they want me to pay 20 dollars to hear someone talk. These idiots are making money for nothing. They dont have talent.

Elvis had talent. Guitarists generally have talent. Not everyone can sing. But anyone could rap with a bit of practice.

And I dont bother with MTV crap. I have heard plenty, not only MTV and i can't imagine anything more slanderous to the word "music" than rap.




I can call elvis's music annoying. I don't like his music

The difference is you are passing judgement on an entire style of music.

I got a problem with all you fuckin anti rap bastards.

You come into disscussions on hip hop and rap and put it on blast


but how many times do I go into things on metal, on punk, or thrash, or whatever and put that on blast?


I'm not a fan of metal, up till now I have not heard any metal that I enjoy

but I don't go around here like "metal bands are garbage they have no talent what soever they suck like a hoover vacuum"

Do I?

No

you don't like rap fine, but stop acting like this shit takes no talent.


If it takes so little talent I challenge any of you to write some rhymes in your next post

and make them good.

I swear to god none of you could make flows like talib kweli


I challenge each and everyone of you to prove how talentless rap is by making qaulity rhymes like a professional rapper.


go ahead don't like rap

but don't disrespect the hard work that people put into this stuff


PLease go ahead let me see how easy it is

Lardlad95
13th April 2003, 13:56
Quote: from AK47 on 1:40 am on April 13, 2003
its true RAp makes elvis look the the messiah of music.



You have all types of music that make no sense


you got rock bands in which the guitarist and bassist play the same chords over and over never changing it


you got metal bands screamin incoherently at the top of their lungs


you got fuckin pop singers singing horrible lyrics with their mediocre voices


The difference is that not all of us could do these things well enough for someone to want to buy it.


I doubt any of you could rap so don't say it takes no talent, cuz if it didn't everyone would have a rap contract.


I may not like an artist but I wont disrespect them by saying that what they do is easy

cuz if it really were I'd be famous by now

Silent Eye
13th April 2003, 18:45
LardLad, you have no right to criticize the voices of rockers. THEY SING.

Horrible lyrics? OK, someone please post some rap lyrics, i need to see this.

Same chords over and over? Really? Ever hear of eminem. The few times rappers use actual instruments, they dont play riffs, they play one or two notes. thats it.

Ever hear of Vinnie Moore? or Van Halen? What are you saying, thats two power chords?

Metal sucks. I do not like metal. I like music that takes talent. For example, i do not like opera, but the opera singers probably have more talent than any other vocalists anywhere. They hit notes nearly impossible to hit etc.

I do not like pop either. Jimmy eat world isnt my idea of rock. But hell, he can sing at least. I'd rather here him sing and here his lyrics than something about "bling bling smack my ***** mofugga" type shit.

Invader Zim
13th April 2003, 19:57
Grteat lyrics from Dr Dre... Very well thought out ryming. I cant believe im saying this. ITS SHIT

DR DRE LYRICS

"*****es Ain't Shit"
(feat. Snoop Dogg, Dat Nigga Daz, Kurupt, Jewel)

[Snoop] *****es ain't shit but hoes and tricks...

[Chorus: Snoop (2X)]

*****es ain't shit but hoes and tricks
Lick on deez nutz and suck the dick
Get's the fuck out after you're done
And I hops in my ride to make a quick run...

[Dr. Dre]
I used to know a ***** named Eric Wright
We used to roll around and fuck the hoes at night
Tight than a mutharfucka with the gangsta beats
And we was ballin' on the muthafuckin' Compton streets
Peep, the shit got deep and it was on
Number 1 song after number 1 song
Long as my muthafuckin' pockets was fat
I didn't give a fuck where the ***** was at
But she was hangin' with a white ***** doin' the shit she do
Suckin' on his dick just to get a buck or 2
And the few ends she got didn't mean nothin'
Now she's suing cuz the shit she be doin' ain't shit
***** can't hang with the streets, she found herself short
So now she's takin' me to court
It's real conversation for your ass
So recognize and pass to Daz

[Dat Nigga Daz]
Now as i'm rollin' with my nigga Dre and Eastwood
Fuckin' hoes, clockin' dough up to no good
We flip flop and serve hoes like flap jacks
(Snoop: But we don't love them hoes) *****, and it's like that
This is what you look for in a ho who got cash flow
Ya run up in them hoes and grab the cash
And get your dash on
While you're chillin', with your homies and shit
And how my niggaz kick the anthem like this

[Snoop] BEEEYYAAACHHH!

(Chorus)

[Kurupt]
...To the store, to get me a 4-0
Snoop Doggy Dogg paged, that must mean more hoes
So I head down the street to long beach
Just so i could meet, a freak
To lick me from my head to my feet
And I'm here, now I'm ready to be done up
Nothin' but homies around so I puts my gun up
*****es on my nuts like clothes
But i'm from the pound and we don't love them hoes
How could you trust a hoe? [Snoop:] Why? [echoed 3X]
Cuz a hoe's a trick
We don't love them tricks [Snoop:] Why? [echoed 3X]
Cuz a trick's a *****
And my dick's constantly in her mouth
And turnin' them trick ass hoes the fuck out
Now...

[Snoop Doggy Dogg]
I once had a ***** named Mandy May
Used to be up in them guts like everyday
The pussy was the bomb, had a nigga on sprung
I was in love like a muthafucka lickin' the protung
The homies used to tell me that she wasn't no good
But I'm the maniac in black, Mr. Snoop Eastwood
So I figure niggaz wouldn't trip with mine
Guess what? Got gaffled by one time
I'm back to the muthafuckin' county jail
6 months on my chest, now it's time to bail
I get's released on a hot sunny day
My nigga D.O.C. and my homey Dr Dre
Scooped in a coupe, Snoop we got news
Your girl was trickin' while you was draped in your county blues
I ain't been out a second
And already gotta do some muthafuckin chin checkin
Move up the block as we groove down the block
See my girl's house, Dre, pass the glock
Kick in the do', I look on the flo'
It's my little cousin Daz and he's fuckin' my hoe, yo
(*****es ain't shit)
I uncocked my shit...I'm heart-broke but I'm still loc'ed
Man, fuck a *****!

[Chorus]

[Jewell]
(Dr. Dre in background "*****es ain't shit")
I don't give a fuck about a *****
But i and her know that they can't fade this
Cause i'm doin my own thingdown with the swang
I'm hangin' with Death Row like it ain't no thing
I say you know can't deal
Cuz I'm a btich that's real
Motherfucker need to step back, hell yeah
They need to chill
Because I don't give a fuck
And I don't give a fuck [x3]

And now I gotta do some...
And now I gotta do some shit that's clean
But when I'm on a dick, hell yeah, I get real mean
Like a washing machine
I can wash the clothes
All the hoes knows
That i'm on the flo' ho
But they can't hang with my type on swang
I ain't tryin' to say I suck every ding-a-lang
But just the juicy ones
Witht he tip of the tongue
And then their sprung
With the nuts hung
[Dr. Dre:] *****es ain't shit

Invader Zim
13th April 2003, 20:05
Some D12 lyrics not much better

D12 Lyrics
" Shit On You "


I'LL SHIT ON YOU...Da da..da da..
I'LL SHIT ON YOU...Da da..da da..
I'LL SHIT ON YOU...Da da..da da..
I'LL SHIT ON YOU...Da da..da da..
I'LL SHIT ON YOU...I will shit on you
I'LL SHIT ON YOU...Girl you know
I'LL SHIT ON YOU...***** or men
I'LL SHIT ON YOU...I will shit on you

[Swifty:]
I remain fatter than gluttony
Tapin' bombs on the back of record companies (uh huh)
blow 'em up if they ain't wantin' me
The national guard- they scared of huntin' me
I love beef- I got your hoe duckin' me
A drug thief- ***** I'll take your marijuana
These slugs will keep your ass away from my corner
I drown niggaz in hundred degree saunas
You can act if fool if you wanna- BIATCH
It's this lyrical piranha- strapped with a grenade in a pool with yo' mama
attack her by the legs and pull her to the bottom
Twit lettin' up like a condom
Slappin' if you fuckas got a problem
When I see 'em- you hoes endin' up in a fuckin' mausoleum
or hidden in a trunk of a black and gold BM
Pull in a garage while you screamin'
keep the motor on and I'm leavin'
I'LL SHIT ON YOU

[Chorus: Eminem]
I will shit on you I don't care who you are- I'LL SHIT ON YOU
I don't give a fuck a-bout you or your car- I'LL SHIT ON YOU
Fuck your house, fuck your jewelry and fuck your watch- I'LL SHIT ON YOU
Fuck your wife, fuck your kids, fuck your family
I'll shhh...

[Bizarre:]
I'm an alcholic- where's the fuckin' toilet
Pass the hot dog (Bizarre, aren't you Islamic?)
***** shut your fuckin' mouth
I'ma keep eating 'till Richard Simmonds comes to my house
with a chainsaw to cut me out (my house, my house)
Aww fuck your wife- I had sex since I met her
Too busy fuckin' with- your baby sitter (ha ha ha)
And all women ain't SHIT
Only good for cooking cleaning and sucking dick- And that's it (I said it)
I'm responsible for killing John Candy
Got JonBennet Ramsey in my '98 Camry (she's lost)
I don't give a fuck who you are
I'll shit on anybody
Truly yours- The Idoitic Bizarre

[Eminem:]
My adolescent years weren't shit to wait I do know
I never grew up- I was born grown and grew down
The older I get- the dumber the shit I get in
The more ignorant the incident is- I fit in
Ignorin' the shit? How boring it gets when there's no one to hit
I don't know when to quit throwin' a fit (nope)
I know I'm a bit flaky- but they make me
It's they who hate me and say they can takee (c'mon)
It's they whose legs I break and make achey
It's they who mistake me make me so angry (urgh)
I'LL SHIT ON YOU
I'll spit on you
Start pissin' and do the opposite on you
You weren't listenin'- I said I'll cop a squad on you
Start spillin' my guts like chicken cordeu bleu and straight shit
like Notorious BIG did to that ***** on the skit on his last album
Pull my pants down and...

[chrous]

[Kon Artis:]
Is Richard Pryor still alive?
If not I'm sicker than he was prior to him dyin' (WHAT?!)
Born brainless this steel ain't stainless
Your blood stains all over this steel god-dangit
***** bring it!
These niggaz that I hang with'll hang u up naked by your ankles dangling
But need I stay straight when I don't need your help
If you won't gimmie ya pussy I'll unloosen my belt and (I'LL SHIT ON YOU)
I bet your daddy's not, your momma's kinda caught, your sister's chin crushed
Ya aunt supply ya rocks
Buck fifty 'cross your neck
Blow up your tech
I'll beat you across your chest

[Kuniva:]
Yo It's only right I jack the car keys and run
Spent all of my advancements on weed and guns
For fun when I'm drunk I run a truck through the weed house
Jump out and beat your peeps down worse than Steve Stought
Put you in choke holds I learned last week from the police man
who caught me stealing weed from his jeep (hey, hey, hey!)
I see hoes fightin' y'all don't wanna brawl
That's like Deebo fightin' Peabo Bryson (uhhh)
I'LL SHIT ON YOU
Fuck what your hollerin' and yellin' about
I'll reach in your mouth and pull your fuckin' skeleton out
Niggaz get hit with a 2-Peace BLING BLING
With a poisonous thing- I'm such a violent thing

[chorus]

[Eminem:]
Once I get on two hits of ex my disc slips and disconnects
'Till I walk around this ***** with a twisted neck
but still shit on the first ***** that disrespects
I'LL SHIT ON YOU
Over reaction is my only reaction which only sets off a chain reaction
that puts five more zany actin' maniacs in action
A rat pack in black jackets who pack 10 9 millimeters
5 criminals pullin' heaters and spillin' liters of blood like swimmin' pools
Shiesty individuals shoot at *****es too
A lot of people say misogynistic which is true
I don't deny it- matter of fact I stand by it
So please stand by at the start of a damn riot
If you don't wanna get stampeded then stand quiet (that's)
Boy girl dog woman man child

I'LL SHIT ON YOU
Da da da da





(Edited by AK47 at 8:06 pm on April 13, 2003)

Lardlad95
13th April 2003, 20:37
Quote: from Silent Eye on 6:45 pm on April 13, 2003
LardLad, you have no right to criticize the voices of rockers. THEY SING.

Horrible lyrics? OK, someone please post some rap lyrics, i need to see this.

Same chords over and over? Really? Ever hear of eminem. The few times rappers use actual instruments, they dont play riffs, they play one or two notes. thats it.

Ever hear of Vinnie Moore? or Van Halen? What are you saying, thats two power chords?

Metal sucks. I do not like metal. I like music that takes talent. For example, i do not like opera, but the opera singers probably have more talent than any other vocalists anywhere. They hit notes nearly impossible to hit etc.

I do not like pop either. Jimmy eat world isnt my idea of rock. But hell, he can sing at least. I'd rather here him sing and here his lyrics than something about "bling bling smack my ***** mofugga" type shit.



First of all not all rappers do that bling bling shit, I don't listen to that type of rap


Ever heard of the Roots?

They are a rap group that has only two rappers all the rest play instruments


They are some of the most talented musicians of any artists in any genre.

They play everything jazz, hip hop, rock, etc.

The song "What They do" by the roots has some of the best jazz I've ever heard in it

and "The Seed (2.0)" also by the roots is like and old blues rock song.

They are better musicians than most bands out there

My beef with you is that you say it takes no talent to rap yet you can't

and to Ak47

Your no longer above a cappie to me.

Not because you dislike rap...but because of how you are going about stating your point


you took lyrics you knew where bad just to prove your point, thats like propaganda to me.


If I went and found a really crappy rock band would that be fair?


No it wouldn't


Now here are some good hip hop lyrics


Artist: Black Star
Album: Mos Def and Talib Kweli are Black Star
Song: Theives in the Night
Typed by: [email protected]

[Talib Kweli]
Yo Dee (What?)
Come on (Yeah..)
What? What? Come on
(Yeah)

"Give me the fortune, keep the fame," said my man Louis
I agreed, know what he mean because we live the truest lie
I asked him why we follow the law of the bluest eye
He looked at me, he thought about it
Was like, "I'm clueless, why?"
The question was rhetorical, the answer is horrible
Our morals are out of place and got our lives full of sorrow
And so tomorrow comin later than usual
Waitin' on someone to pity us
While we findin beauty in the hideous
They say money's the root of all evil but I can't tell
YouknowhatImean, pesos, francs, yens, cowrie shells, dollar bills
Or is it the mindstate that's ill?
Creating crime rates to fill the new prisons they build
Over money and religion there's more blood to spill
The wounds of slaves in cotton fields that never heal
What's the deal?
A lot of cats who buy records are straight broke
But my language universal they be recitin my quotes
While R&B singers hit bad notes, we rock the boat
of thought, that my man Louis' statements just provoked
Caught up, in conversations of our personal worth
Brought up, through endangered species status on the planet Earth
Survival tactics means, bustin gats to prove you hard
Your firearms are too short to box with God
Without faith, all of that is illusionary
Raise my son, no vindication of manhood necessary

[M.D.]Not strong
[T.K.]Only aggressive
[M.D.]Not free
[T.K.]We only licensed
[M.D.]Not compassioniate, only polite
[T.K.]Now who the nicest?
[M.D.]Not good but well behaved
[T.K.]Chasin after death
so we can call ourselves brave?
[M.D.]Still livin like mental slaves
[both]Hidin like thieves in the night from life
Illusions of oasis makin you look twice
[both]Hidin like thieves in the night from life
Illusions of oasis makin you look twice

[Mos Def]
Yo, I'm sure that everbody out listenin agree
That everything you see ain't really how it be
A lot of jokers out runnin in place, chasin the style
Be a lot goin on beneath the empty smile
Most cats in my area be lovin the hysteria
Synthesized surface conceals the interior
America, land of opportunity, mirages and camoflauges
More than usually -- speakin loudly, sayin nothin
You confusin me, you losin me
Your game is twisted, want me enlisted -- in your usary
Foolishly, most men join the ranks cluelessly
Buffoonishly accept the deception, believe the perception
Reflection rarely seen across the surface of the lookin glass
Walkin the street, wonderin who they be lookin past
Lookin gassed with them imported designer shades on
Stars shine bright, but the light -- rarely stays on
Same song, just remixed, different arrangement
Put you on a yacht but they won't call it a slaveship
Strangeness, you don't control this, you barely hold this
Screamin brand new, when they just sanitized the old shit
Suppose it's, just another clever Jedi mind trick
That they been runnin across stars through all the time with
I find it's distressin, there's never no in-between
We either niggaz or Kings
We either *****es or Queens
The deadly ritual seems immersed, in the perverse
Full of short attention spans, short tempers, and short skirts
Long barrel automatics released in short bursts
The length of black life is treated with short worth
Get yours first, them other niggaz secondary
That type of illin that be fillin up the cemetary
This life is temporary but the soul is eternal
Separate the real from the lie, let me learn you
Not strong, only aggressive, cause the power ain't directed
That's why, we are subjected to the will of the oppressive
Not free, we only licensed
Not live, we just excitin
Cause the captors.. own the masters.. to what we writin
Not compassionate, only polite, we well trained
Our sincerity's rehearsed in stage, it's just a game
Not good, but well behaved cause the ca-me-ra survey
most of the things that we think, do, or say
We chasin after death just to call ourselves brave
But everyday, next man meet with the grave
I give a damn if any fan recall my legacy
I'm tryin to live life in the sight of God's memory
Like that y'all

[Mos Def]
A lot of people don't understand the true criteria of things
Can't just accept the appearance
Have to get the true essence

[Talib Kweli]
They ain't lookin around

[M.D.]Not strong
[T.K.]Only aggressive
[M.D.]Not free
[T.K.]We only licensed
[M.D.]Not compassioniate, only polite
[T.K.]Now who the nicest?
[M.D.]Not good but well behaved
[T.K.]Chasin after death
so we can call ourselves brave?
[M.D.]Still livin like mental slaves
[both]Hidin like thieves in the night from life
Illusions of oasis makin you look twice
[both]Hidin like thieves in the night from life
Illusions of oasis makin you look twice
[both]Hidin like thieves in the night from life
Illusions of oasis makin you look twice
[both]Hidin like thieves in the night from life
Illusions of oasis makin you look twice

[Mos Def (singing)]
Stop hidin, stop hidin, stop hidin yo' face
Stop hidin, stop hidin, cause ain't no hidin place
* repeat 2X*

(Ad libs to fade)



Artist: Talib Kweli & Hi Tek f/ Vinia Mojica
Album: Train of Thought
Song: The Blast
Typed by: [email protected]

Let me, let me practice.. hehehe, ehehe
Talib.. T'Kwi, Kweli - I can't say it!
That's wack..

[Talib Kweli] (Vinia Mojica)
Yeah, you pronounce my name (Kweli), any questions?
I bring many blessings with my man Hi-Tek and he from the Natti (Natti)
We make the sky crack, feel the fly track,
get your hands up like a hijack
Fist in the air for (Kweli), keep 'em there like
Natural mystic or smoke when they spliffs lit
It's a revolutionary (party), they ask me what I'm writin for
I'm writin to show you what we fightin for
Say Taleeb or Talib (Kweli), if it's hard try spellin it phonetically
If not then just let it be like Nina Simone,
you probably (ably) don't listen B
Even when we suffer loses I account the victory
Sometimes it's far and between I'm sad to say
it got my brain crowded like sunset on a Saturday
I know my son wept 'cause his dad's away
Stop cryin be strong for your momma is what I had to say

[Chorus 1]
To my little man named Amani (mani)
Start the party, my crew hot feel these two shots
Like the blast from a double barrel shottie (shottie)
It's got to be, your man Hi-Tek and Kweli
Who make you rock your body (body)
Start the party, my crew hot feel these two shots
Like the blast from a double barrel shottie (shottie)
It's got to be, your man Hi-Tek and Kweli

[Hi-Tek]
I remember when it all started
Back in the day when me and moms first parted
Hi-Tek from the beginnin I stayed advanced
A young chameleon, adapt to any circumstance
Peep game nigga never been a lazy nigga
Stayed on my hustle concentrate to get the paper bigger
Stay focused, while other cats stay hopeless
While niggas stay high I stay lower
Stacking my chips to get a foreclosure
This shit ain't over..
Going for the gusto, keep getting that provo
It's Hi-Tek (and Kweli) on the track like Flo Jo
Bet you ain't even know I had flow though

[Chorus 2]
Yo, make you rock your body (body)
Start the party, my crew hot feel these two shots
Like the blast from a double barrel shottie (shottie)
It's got to be, your man Hi-Tek and Kweli

[repeat 3x]
Keep on dancing, ya gotta keep on dancing
{Overlapping} oh oh ohhhhhh, yeah yeahhhhhhh

Keep on dancing, ya gotta keep on dancing..


Artist: Talib Kweli & Hi Tek f/ Mos Def
Album: Train of Thought
Song: This Means You
Typed by: [email protected]

[Mos] Sometimes, you gotta be direct with the people, y'know like..
[T.K] Give it to 'em (c'mon)
[Mos] Yo!
[T.K] Give it to 'em
[Mos] GET, UP, NOW!

[Talib Kweli]
Yo, we keep it type raw, and know exactly what we fight for
when the nightfall come, we in the right war
Cats who spill blood for a cause, not just because
Defy the authority and follow God's law
Revolutionary entrepeneurs; who make the fans
clap they hands and stompin the floor not start the applause
(Ahhh ssssh! Yeah!) Thank you very much, without further adieu
Let me introduce the rest of my crew, Mos Def!

[Mos Def]
Yo, I am the world renowned, verb adjective adverb
pronoun preposition suffix prefix
Original or remix, sunburst and eclipse
Me and Kwe' combine like strands on a double-helix
My speech seasoned, with dialect of my region
Booga-nam Brooklyn Bed-Stuy Eastern
Where youth and policemen, they nah reach agreement
Pressure in the mornin, pressure in the evenin

{*scratching* "Mos Def" .. "Kwe'-Kweli" ..
"Hi Tek on the beat!" .. "brothers and sisters"}

Chorus One: BlackStar (Mos Def + Talib Kweli)

You, need, to, get, up, right, now
and, move, with, this, yes, this, means, you
You, you

[Talib Kweli]
Yeahh, alright yeah, alright yeah, alright yeah
Alright yeah, alright yeah, alright yeah, yeah-ehhhh

Uh, uh, uh, uh, yo, yo, yo
Things changed since we came out, been some shit in New York
Niggaz stopped gettin jig in New York, bloods and crips in New York
The Y-2-K celebration wasn't big in New York
Babylon live in New York, should I keep a crib in New York
or just V.I., to handle my B.I.
When with my A-Alikes we see with three eyes

[Mos Def]
Yo Kweli I agree I, was thinkin the same thing myself
Smog in the city ain't no good for your health
Things changed in New York, type strange in New York
Forty-Deuce don't look the same in New York
Just politics, tricks and big games in New York
Switched trains a writer can't get fame in New York
Internet and Wall Street got paid in New York
Poor folks and workin class got slayed in New York
Even still, everyday they make weight in New York
Flashlights lookin for a brighter day in New York
In New York they say it's - red hot
Will the temperature ease up? Black I guess not
It's multi-lane traffic, no sign for rest stops
No corner breaks, put on your gloves and just box
No dance school to teach you to wop and bus stop
Better get up in the booth, hop up and just rock
If you think it's like that, it's not so just stop
All mankind time runnin down on one watch, just watch

Chorus Two: BlackStar (Mos Def + Talib Kweli)

If, you, are, just, coming, in, I, will
say it, once, more, so, you, can, hear, cause
You, need, to, get, up, right, now
and, move, with, this, yes, this, means, you
You, you

[Talib Kweli]
Yo, Mos Def and Talib Kweli bring disaster to the industry
We best-sellin authors writin great chapters in history
These cats undercover like gay rappers dealin with mystery
My platinum grey matter spray batter that's specifically
designed to make rappers break faster than eggshells in the mornin
Inhaled the divine in that's laid dormant
Water from the well STAY pourin
I answer back when I hear fate callin
Freedom fighter ready to attack at the crack of a new day dawnin
Way more than necessary skills for the application
My flow is Great like the Lakes and it rocks like Applachains
My facts more than make up for what you lack in imagination
You more confused than Tiger Woods when he made up Cabalaysian
I'm sayin!

[Mos Def]
Break bounds like the jet Concorde
Win awards before I leave for my world award tour
When they scream encore, that's when they want more
Flow steadily, whether I'm on or off shore
High potent, zone coastin, no jokin
Safecracker sniff gon' keep the joint open
Peep the focus, high resolution, high reception
My "Train of Thought" connectin with my bredren from Reflection like

Chorus Three: BlackStar (Mos Def + Talib Kweli)

You, need, to, get, up, right, now
and, move, with, this, yes, this, means, you, again!
You, need, to, get, up, right, now
and, move, with, this, yes, this, means, you, we goin
[M] New York [T] Philly
[M] Chicago [T] Detroit
[M] Miami [T] D.C.
[M] L.A. [T] The world
[M] London [T] Amsterdam
[M] Paris [T] Japan
[M+T] Any place that a human being might stand, we goin..



Artist: Talib Kweli and Hi-Tek (Reflection Eternal)
Album: Train of Thought
Song: Too Late
Typed by: [email protected]

Yo, when the bass thump, the place jump
Like it's way crunk, yeah,
Fake punks get they face lumped
Sent to the most high, by the most fit
You gotta do, fuck that almost shit
The fam is close knit
You diggin', know the clock don't stop tickin'
Glocks still spittin', the whole block politickin'
Lik epresidents with they minds dead on arrival
Leaving no evidence of a struggle for survival
Songs relevant to the times like the psalms read in the Bible
Stepping to this leaves thoughts in your head 'it's suicidal'
It's the T to the A-L-I-B the deep rooter
Rolling with my wanna battle cats who chief buddha
And see through the overspecialized, underpressurized
No lie texturized, emcees who got the masses mesmerized
with empty rhetoric, they better quit
Niggas so hollow that they echo like sentiments

Nowadays rap artists coming half-hearted
Commercial like pop, or underground like black markets
Where were you the day hip-hop died?
Is it too early to mourn? Is it too late to ride? (6x)

Kwa is chillin', Tone is chillin'
What more can I say, we stay building
And make killings
Take children through the wilderness, by the hand
It's a great feeling, show 'em how to be a man
Exactly, pack trees in my khakis
My sound fat like a Neve while you thin like a Mackey
C'mon, shine so bright when I walk by
You got ta squint like the motherfucking sun in your eye
What! Say somethin, you stay frontin
It ain't nothing, let off like I'm big game hunting
Me and Tek stay way blunted
Wave running on beaches with white sand
With a slight tan
Smack the mic stand with my right hand
When I'm excited
Leave you so far in the dust that you forced to bite it
On fire like property lost to riots
Yo, ain't no stopping us when we all united

Chorus



Artist: Talib Kweli
Album: Quality
Song: Get By
Typed by: [email protected], [email protected]

[Talib]
Yeah.. my Lord.. yeah

[Verse 1: Talib]
We sell, crack to our own out the back of our homes
We smell the musk at the dusk in the crack of the dawn
We go through "Epidodes II," like "Attack of the Clones"
Work 'til we break our back and you hear the crack of the bone
To get by.. just to get by
Just to get by, just to get by
We commute to computers
Spirits stay mute while you eagles spread rumors
We survivalists, turned to consumers
To get by.. just to get by
Just to get by, just to get by
Ask Him why some people got to live in a trailer, cuss like a sailor
I paint a picture with the pen like Norman Mailer
Me and Willa raised three daughters all by herself, with no help
I think about a struggle and I find the strength in myself
These words, melt in my mouth
They hot, like the jail cell in the South
Before my nigga Core bailed me out
To get by.. just to get by
Just to get by, just to get by
We do or die like Bed-Stuy through the red sky
with the window of the red eye
Let the lead fly, some G. Rap shit, "Livin' to Let Die"

[Chorus: Background singers]
This morning, I woke up
Feeling brand new and I jumped up
Feeling my highs, and my lows
In my soul, and my goals
Just to stop smokin, and stop drinkin
And I've been thinkin - I've got my reasons
Just to get (by), just to get (by)
Just to get (by), just to get (by)

[Talib and background singers]
(ba ba ba, ba da bada, ba da bada, ba da bada, ba da badahh
Just to get (by), just to get (by)
Just to get (by by by by by by)
(ba ba ba, ba da bada, ba da bada, ba da bada, ba da badahh
Just to get (by), just to get (by)
Just to get (by by by by by by)

[Verse 2: Talib]
We keeping it gangster say "fo shizzle", "fo sheezy" and "stayin crunk"
Its easy to pull a breezy, smoke trees, and we stay drunk
Yo, I activism - attackin the system, the blacks and latins in prison
Numbers of prison they victim black in the vision
Shit and all they got is rappin to listen to
I let them know we missin you, the love is unconditional
Even when the condition is critical, when the livin is miserable
Your position is pivotal, I ain't bullshittin you
Now, why would I lie? Just to get by?
Just to get by, we get fly
The TV got us reachin for stars
Not the ones between Venus and Mars, the ones that be readin for parts
Some people get breast enhancements and penis enlargers
Saturday sinners Sunday morning at the feet of the Father
They need somethin to rely on, we get high on all types of drug
When, all you really need is love
To get by.. just to get by
Just to get by, just to get by
Our parents sing like John Lennon, "Imagine all the people watch"
We rock like Paul McCartney from now until the last Beatle drop

[Chorus: Background singers]
This morning, I woke up
Feeling brand new and I jumped up
Feeling my high's, and my low's
In my soul, and my goals
Just to stop smoking, and stop drinking
And I've been thinking - I've got my reasons
Just to get (by), just to get (by)
Just to get (by), just to get (by)

[Talib: repeat 2X - with background singers]
Yoyoyo, yo
Some people cry, and some people try
Just to get by, for a piece of the pie
You love to eat and get high
We decieve when we lie, and we keepin it fly

Yoyoyo, yo
When, the people decide, to keep a disguise
Can't see they eyes, see the evil inside
But there's people you find
Strong or feeble in mind, I stay readin


Artist: The Roots f/ Raphael Saadiq
Album: Illadelph Halflife
Song: What They Do
Typed by: [email protected]

[Chorus: Raphael Saadiq]
Never do....what they do, what they do, what they do...
Never do....what they do, what they do, what they do...

[Verse One]
Yo, yo
Lost generation, fast paced nation
World population confront they frustration
The principles of true hip-hop have been forsaken
It's all contractual and about money makin
Pretend-to-be cats don't seem to know they limitation
Exact replication and false representation
You wanna be a man, then stand your own
To MC requires skills, I demand some shown
I let the frauds keep frontin
And roam like a celluar phone far from home
Givin crowds what they wantin
Offical hip-hop consumption, the 5th thumpin
Keepin ya party jumpin with an original somethin
Yo, I dedicate this to the one dimension-al
No imagination, excuse for perpetration
My man came over and said, "Yo we thought we heard you"
Joke's on you; you heard a bitin-ass crew but um..

[Chorus: Raphael Saadiq]
Never do....what they do, what they do, what they do...
Never do....what they do, what they do, what they do...

[Verse Two]
Thin is the line that run between love and hatred
The game is ill-natured, it's nothing sacred
Aiyyo, it's funny when I see some rap niggaz due to make it
A few'll blow up, or go as far as they can take it
My nine to five, is just to hit ya get the party live
I'm Black Thought, used to rap for sport
Now the rhymes sayin rent payin life support
I take it very serious-ly, within this in-dustry
It's various crews that try to touch me
But I come with the beautiful things, and I bless the track plushly
Around the world crowds love me, from doin tours
Recepient of applause from all of you and yours
Creator of original sounds to send to stores
you take home, to absorb and sweat it out your pores
Now who can stop the music runnin through these veins
Infinitely go against the grain, that's why my motto's to..

[Chorus: Raphael Saadiq]
Never do....what they do, what they do, what they do...
Never do....what they do, what they do, what they do...

[Verse Three]
Livin the life of limos and lights
Airplanes and trains, short days and long nights
Keyboards and mics, bass chords and drum kicks
And my mental thick to hit my head like brick
As I embark on a mission welcomin to the dark
When I first spark the arts, when the listenin start
Open your head wide, and let the Thought inside
My style fortified by all of Philadel-phi
I've dealt more stealth than all the wicked weal-thy
Mentality undetectable by the naked eye
Then I get paid when the record is played
To put it short "I want it made" like Ed, nuff said
Then after that, I'm puttin on my cousin Hamed
We let the ladies blend with the darkskin thoroughbred
and discover, my level is that of no other
And Roots crew reign offical and true while I'm continuin to..

[Chorus: Raphael Saadiq]
Never do....what they do, what they do, what they do...
Never do....what they do, what they do, what they do...
Never do....what they do, what they do, what they do...
Never do....what they do, what they do, what they do...
Never do....what they do, what they do, what they do...
Never do....what they do, what they do, what they do...



Artist: The Roots
Album: Do You Want More?!!??!
Song: Proceed
Typed by: OHHLA.com

Just think, what if you could just, just blink yourself away?
Just think, what if you could just, just blink yourself away?
Jeff X can rock the mic with tooth decay
I be the 5 foot 7, residing at the mecca lesson south section
Used to cut class in the infinite pursuit of ass
Back in eighty-seven
Easy with the chics I was a chocolate boy
Raised in the cellar with the rhythm like Ella
Walking down the streets to the subway where i lay
Til the train stop then a nigga hop
Used to do the pop dance to the planet rock
At the block party everybody jocked [who me?]
It's the MC sucka niggaz envy
I got my contract in 1993 and
I shall proceed

Chorus: repeat 2X

I shall, proceed
And continue, to rock the mic

Verse Two:

I wake up early in the morning, I mean early afternoon
Break a lyrical hymn of the stem like boom
I'm flyer when I'm higher put my shit up on a tomb
That nigga represented on the 28th of June
I'm representing philly on the 28th of June
I can make you feel that i'm a surreal cartoon
with my pistol in the face of hip hop, stick in your face
Because i'm on a paper chase, yes i'm on a paper chase
My Timberlands are fully laced I be the Mr. Boogeyman
With records from 125th to Japan
I laid them play like Johnny Hathaway and shake a hand, shake a hand
Your lady tried to kick it, but I couldn't play my man
My niggaz is my niggaz ya see she didn't understand
I shake your hand and shit'll hit the fan, just think
Just think, what? What if you could, just blink, what?
Just blink yourself away?

Chorus

Verse Three:

Malik B get on the mic yo there's too much on my mind [say what?]
Malik get on the mic, there's too much on my mind
Johnny on the spot, got the rhythm and the rhyme
Fuckin with The Roots you know them niggaz is the dime
I can make a hundred yard line start to dash
I can make a whole lake of fish start to splash
I can make Conan and the Titans clash
I can Metallica and guns 'N Roses crash
Used to smash crash parties like i was disturbed
Used to make plots against the herringbone herb
But now, all I do disperse the verb
And like a nerd i can make you say, "He's superb"
Word is perfect, never ever shall you misinterpret
I move styles like bowels so now you know i'm worth it
Direct from Philly, the lands where niggas scheme
So you know I got the sheen in my gleam

Chorus





Artist: The Roots
Album: Illadelph Halflife
Song: Respond/React
Typed by: [email protected]

[Black Thought]
It's jazz - hip-hop hangin in my head heavy
Malik said "Riq, you know the planet ain't ready
for the half" when we comin with the action pack
On some Dundee shit representin the outback
Yo, we do it like this (All the way live, from 2-1-5)
You witnessin the 5th Dynasty family click (All the way live, from 2-1-5)
Across the map, one time for ya (All the way live, from 2-1-5)
It's time to react to respond to react to respond (All the way live, from 2-1-5)

[Chorus]
We settin it from Southside, pushin this up North
From Illadelphian reps, to fly points across the map
Bring it back to Respond/React
Then bring it back to Respond/React to this

[Verse One: Black Thought]
The attractive assassin, blastin the devil trespassin
Master gettin cash in an orderly fashion
Message to the fake nigga flashin
Slow up Ock, before you get dropped and closed like a caption
Fractional kids don't know the time for action
Styles got the rhythm that of an Anglo-Saxon
Round of applause then avalanche of clappin
{*BLOW*} that's what happen, now what's your reaction
We heavyweight traction, pro-pornographin
Specialize in science and math and, original black man
Bustin thoughts that pierce your mental
The fierce rippin your sacks and
Vocal toe to toe impeccable splittin your back son
Simple as addition and subtraction
Black Though, the infinite relaxed one
Shorties say they love it with a passion
Bring the international charm, see a squad I harass

[Verse Two: Malik B]
REACT, you best adapt when I sling this rap
Another chapter, before when I have to trap ya
Map your whole path out
Go get your crowd so we can clap out
I drive down streets and take back route- positionin
When I'm in your system like glycerin
Fans listenin, from Michigan to Switzerland
Malik be blitzed again - on the station with the discipline
Solicitin, sometimes illicit or explicit with it and
from the deep end where the hills are steep
Nobody cares to speak, a land where life is cheap
The street mentality, mixed with the intellect
Personality, hell where I dwell as well
Niggas rebellious, bodies are found down in the cellars
My man caught a shot to the stomach, now who want it?
Confronted by these dusty blunted - cats who act like
they don't know that the fact is that they're bein hunted
A process of elimination
Activate your mind with the stimulation
Enter your zone with penetration
I've seen more horror than Bram Stroker
Strip your broad or play poker, then drink mocha
The sometimes socializer, the joke despiser
You woke the wiser, dealin with the Roots vocalizer
Up in your flesh from South Philly to West
I stampede your style, I'll compile then bless

[Chorus] - 2X

[Verse Three: Black Thought]
Hey yo, I'm just a lyricist, a chemist of the hemp
The beat pimp, the ill Philly resident
That's far from hesitant, corrupt like a President
Never benevolent but poetically prevalent
Cooler than peppermint
The Lieutenant for niggaz talkin bout represent
No doubt, it's obviously evident I get bent
Far from temporary son I'm very permanent
Hittin MC's like an intoxicant, sent to prevent
Monopoly is my intent, the means is what I invent
This mental murder pay the rent
Lyrically I'm the dominant ingredient, the swift extravagant
Smooth lubricant, down with the M-the-Ill-itant
(ch-ch-ch...) That's the sound of the Dynasty chant
We surround your camp, assumin the war stance
And bring it from the chest, now let's dance

[Verse Four: Malik B]
M-ILL-ITANT, feel the 5th guerilla chant
Y'all talk about bodies but you would not kill a ant
My skill is amp, would peel a nigga like a stamp
Caliber is of Excalibur now you be damp
When I operate a crowd will copulate my game
I make a womb populate and 2-1-5th is the stock of hate
Peep the logistics, slump your squad of misfits
They all get they wrists slit, blast your ass if you insist it
Leave no trace so there's no trace for ballistics
Turn your soul and body to statistics
In particular I've got that extracurricular
Squad in the stash who could be stickin ya
Slip and they vickin ya
Harass your po-lice commissioner
Don't like chicks with weaves talking 'bout, "I need conditioner"
That shit's deader than niggaz with a mortioner
A jenazah, up in your flesh like plasma
Take away your last breath when you got asthma
Then meet Bad Lieu down at the plaza
Hip-hop extravaganza, tell your man I slump him with a stanza
Now "Who's the Boss?" not Tony Danza
My force not green but the force is obscene
P.O. took a piss test it came out not clean
Brody with my man Miz-Moose and Hakeem
My squad from deuce-four up to West Oak Lane
All the way to Takahwana and Frankfurt they know the name
It's like that... M-Ill-itant

[Black Thought]
M-Ill-itant, Eric Al he hostile, Bad Lieutenant
Check it out, (??) style check it out

[Chorus] - repeat w/ ad libs



Artist: The Roots
Album: Things Fall Apart
Song: The Next Movement
Typed by: [email protected]

[Black Thought]
C'mon.. and yes y'all
You are now in tune to the sounds..
of the legendary.. foundation

Yeah, you go
Hey you listeners, stop what you're doin and
set it in motion, it's the next movement
You listeners, stop what you're doin and
set it in motion, it's the next movement

Word up, we got the HOT-HOT music, The HOT MUSIC (1X)
The HOT-HOT music, the HOT music (3X)

Yo, one, two, one-two one-two
That's how we usually start, once again it's the Thought
The Dalai Lama of the mic, the prime minister Thought
This directed to whoever in listening range
Yo the whole state of things in the world bout to change
Black rain fallin from the sky look strange
The ghetto is red hot, we steppin on flames
Yo, it's inflation on the price for fame
and it was all the same, but then the antidote came
The Black Thought, ill syllablist, out the Fifth
This heavyweight rap shit I'm about to lift
LIKE, a phyllum lift up it's seed to sunlight
I plug in the mic, draw like a gunfight
I never use a cordless, or stand applaudless
Sippin cholorophyll out of ill silver goblets
I'm like a faucet, monopoly's the object
There ain't no way to cut this tap, you got ta get wet
Your head is throbbin and I ain't said shit yet
The Roots crew, the next movement, c'mon!

And yes y'all
You are now in tune to the sounds
of the legendary, foundation, check it out, uh

Testin, yo, you go
Hey you listeners, stop what you're doin and
set it in motion, it's the next movement
You listeners, stop what you're doin and
set it in motion, it's the next movement

Word up, we got the HOT-HOT music, the HOT music (1X)
The HOT-HOT music, the HOT music (3X)

Word up, the formation of words to fit
That's what I usually disturb you with
A lot of rappers never heard of this, or know half the time it is
You doubt the Illa-Fifth, what could you accomplish?
Whether they skywriting your name, or you anonymous
You be speechless, with stinging sinuses
The Roots royal highnesses through your monitors
I tilt my crown, then blow down a diamond kiss
You need to buy a CD and stop rewindin this
I'm the finalist, shinin like a rugged amethyst
And at your music conference, I'm the panelist
Listen close to my poetry, I examine this
like an analyst, to see if you can handle this
Check it out
You, got the groove, emcees
freeze, stand still, nobody move
unless you dealin with The Next Movement
The P-Phi-D we be the mon-u-ment
I live my life nice, but I'm not too bent
You theatrical as a Broadway play, this ain't Rent
One hundred percent, straight out the Basement
Spreading this across a planet on some next shit
How many people feelin this love music? C'mon

Yo, you go
Hey you listeners, stop what you're doin and
set it in motion, it's the next movement
You listeners, stop what you're doin and
set it in motion, it's the next movement

Yo, we got the HOT-HOT music, the HOT music (1X)
The HOT-HOT music, the HOT music (7X)




Artist: The Roots
Album: Phrenology
Song: Water
Typed by: [email protected] *

* send corrections to the typist

[Black Thought]
South Philly, North Side
Oakland, Texas
Georgia, Black People
Yo, Worldwide, Sup my nigga
You know what I'm saying
Dumb and blind...

[Verse One: Black Thought]
They say a record ain't nothing if it's not touching
Gripping, draw you in closer make you want to listen to it
And if you real ill at making music
Then lesson'll feel like you livin' through it
That's how my nigga do it
I met Slacks back in like '91 rapping
We went to Millersville to get away from gun clappin'
It ain't last
I be in class dreaming 'bout
50,000 fans up in the stands screaming out
Encore, yo I'm headed back to Philly
Nigga you rollin' with me?
I'm trying to get busy
We walk dogs that was off the chain
Lot of times at the show people hardly came
I just took it in stride as part of the game
But inside people down with me started to change
It was a couple things
Lil' ???, lil' pills
Instead of driving out on the road you rather chill
I know the way the pleasure feel
I'm not judging
But still I'm on a mission, yo I'm not buggin'
I got fam that won't stop druggin'
They can't sleep
They can't stick to one subject, they can't eat
Is people steady comin' at me out in the streets
Like Riq yo wat up with your peeps
it gets deep nigga

[Chorus]
Yo, you need to walk straight, master your high
Son you missin' out on was passing you by
I done seen the streets suck a lot of cats dry
But not you and I my nigga
We got to get
Come on, over over the water
Come on, over over the water
Water, Water...

[Verse Two: Black Thought]
Yo, we done made too many meals
A couple of deals
We done share clothes and wills
Killed mics and reels
We done rock
Shows abroad, and slept on floors
Trying to figga what the fuck we gettin' slept on for
Oh why we walking with the rep up for
Waited by the cavity law
You know it if you came up poor my nigga
Picture a bus up north
You know we made of everything outlaws are made of
I'm far from a hater
And I don't say I love you 'cause the way I feel is greater
In Illa you a poet son
You a ball creator
And this will probably dawn on you later
Is in you nature, letters all up in the wall like they made of paper
You got to find out where you talent take you
You might fuck around, finally make it
And that's real but yo

[Chorus]

[Verse Three: Black Thought]
Yo, I want you all to understand I come from South Philly
And when I walk the street is like a pharmacy
They got all type of shit
Anybody could get
It goes from H to Ex
To lucy ciggarette
For my ghetto legend
Known from Lil' shyst running
Cop codeine by the courts and keep comin'
Dummy, just embracing the dope like it's a woman
You burnin' both sides of the rope and keep pullin'
Tuggin', in between Islam and straight tuggin'
Laying everyday around the way and doin' nothin'
See'em looking shaking their head and start shruggin'
If they don't have a man like mine, they got a cousin
Hey yo you better be a true friend to 'em
Before the shit put an end to 'em
Or give a pen to 'em
Or lock'em up in the studio with a mic
'Cause on the real it might save his life
Keep tellin'em

[Chorus x 2]

Lardlad95
13th April 2003, 20:38
Quote: from Silent Eye on 6:45 pm on April 13, 2003
LardLad, you have no right to criticize the voices of rockers. THEY SING.

Horrible lyrics? OK, someone please post some rap lyrics, i need to see this.

Same chords over and over? Really? Ever hear of eminem. The few times rappers use actual instruments, they dont play riffs, they play one or two notes. thats it.

Ever hear of Vinnie Moore? or Van Halen? What are you saying, thats two power chords?

Metal sucks. I do not like metal. I like music that takes talent. For example, i do not like opera, but the opera singers probably have more talent than any other vocalists anywhere. They hit notes nearly impossible to hit etc.

I do not like pop either. Jimmy eat world isnt my idea of rock. But hell, he can sing at least. I'd rather here him sing and here his lyrics than something about "bling bling smack my ***** mofugga" type shit.



First of all not all rappers do that bling bling shit, I don't listen to that type of rap


Ever heard of the Roots?

They are a rap group that has only two rappers all the rest play instruments


They are some of the most talented musicians of any artists in any genre.

They play everything jazz, hip hop, rock, etc.

The song "What They do" by the roots has some of the best jazz I've ever heard in it

and "The Seed (2.0)" also by the roots is like and old blues rock song.

They are better musicians than most bands out there

My beef with you is that you say it takes no talent to rap yet you can't

and to Ak47

Your no longer above a cappie to me.

Not because you dislike rap...but because of how you are going about stating your point


you took lyrics you knew where bad just to prove your point, thats like propaganda to me.


If I went and found a really crappy rock band would that be fair?


No it wouldn't


Now here are some good hip hop lyrics


Artist: Black Star
Album: Mos Def and Talib Kweli are Black Star
Song: Theives in the Night
Typed by: [email protected]

[Talib Kweli]
Yo Dee (What?)
Come on (Yeah..)
What? What? Come on
(Yeah)

"Give me the fortune, keep the fame," said my man Louis
I agreed, know what he mean because we live the truest lie
I asked him why we follow the law of the bluest eye
He looked at me, he thought about it
Was like, "I'm clueless, why?"
The question was rhetorical, the answer is horrible
Our morals are out of place and got our lives full of sorrow
And so tomorrow comin later than usual
Waitin' on someone to pity us
While we findin beauty in the hideous
They say money's the root of all evil but I can't tell
YouknowhatImean, pesos, francs, yens, cowrie shells, dollar bills
Or is it the mindstate that's ill?
Creating crime rates to fill the new prisons they build
Over money and religion there's more blood to spill
The wounds of slaves in cotton fields that never heal
What's the deal?
A lot of cats who buy records are straight broke
But my language universal they be recitin my quotes
While R&B singers hit bad notes, we rock the boat
of thought, that my man Louis' statements just provoked
Caught up, in conversations of our personal worth
Brought up, through endangered species status on the planet Earth
Survival tactics means, bustin gats to prove you hard
Your firearms are too short to box with God
Without faith, all of that is illusionary
Raise my son, no vindication of manhood necessary

[M.D.]Not strong
[T.K.]Only aggressive
[M.D.]Not free
[T.K.]We only licensed
[M.D.]Not compassioniate, only polite
[T.K.]Now who the nicest?
[M.D.]Not good but well behaved
[T.K.]Chasin after death
so we can call ourselves brave?
[M.D.]Still livin like mental slaves
[both]Hidin like thieves in the night from life
Illusions of oasis makin you look twice
[both]Hidin like thieves in the night from life
Illusions of oasis makin you look twice

[Mos Def]
Yo, I'm sure that everbody out listenin agree
That everything you see ain't really how it be
A lot of jokers out runnin in place, chasin the style
Be a lot goin on beneath the empty smile
Most cats in my area be lovin the hysteria
Synthesized surface conceals the interior
America, land of opportunity, mirages and camoflauges
More than usually -- speakin loudly, sayin nothin
You confusin me, you losin me
Your game is twisted, want me enlisted -- in your usary
Foolishly, most men join the ranks cluelessly
Buffoonishly accept the deception, believe the perception
Reflection rarely seen across the surface of the lookin glass
Walkin the street, wonderin who they be lookin past
Lookin gassed with them imported designer shades on
Stars shine bright, but the light -- rarely stays on
Same song, just remixed, different arrangement
Put you on a yacht but they won't call it a slaveship
Strangeness, you don't control this, you barely hold this
Screamin brand new, when they just sanitized the old shit
Suppose it's, just another clever Jedi mind trick
That they been runnin across stars through all the time with
I find it's distressin, there's never no in-between
We either niggaz or Kings
We either *****es or Queens
The deadly ritual seems immersed, in the perverse
Full of short attention spans, short tempers, and short skirts
Long barrel automatics released in short bursts
The length of black life is treated with short worth
Get yours first, them other niggaz secondary
That type of illin that be fillin up the cemetary
This life is temporary but the soul is eternal
Separate the real from the lie, let me learn you
Not strong, only aggressive, cause the power ain't directed
That's why, we are subjected to the will of the oppressive
Not free, we only licensed
Not live, we just excitin
Cause the captors.. own the masters.. to what we writin
Not compassionate, only polite, we well trained
Our sincerity's rehearsed in stage, it's just a game
Not good, but well behaved cause the ca-me-ra survey
most of the things that we think, do, or say
We chasin after death just to call ourselves brave
But everyday, next man meet with the grave
I give a damn if any fan recall my legacy
I'm tryin to live life in the sight of God's memory
Like that y'all

[Mos Def]
A lot of people don't understand the true criteria of things
Can't just accept the appearance
Have to get the true essence

[Talib Kweli]
They ain't lookin around

[M.D.]Not strong
[T.K.]Only aggressive
[M.D.]Not free
[T.K.]We only licensed
[M.D.]Not compassioniate, only polite
[T.K.]Now who the nicest?
[M.D.]Not good but well behaved
[T.K.]Chasin after death
so we can call ourselves brave?
[M.D.]Still livin like mental slaves
[both]Hidin like thieves in the night from life
Illusions of oasis makin you look twice
[both]Hidin like thieves in the night from life
Illusions of oasis makin you look twice
[both]Hidin like thieves in the night from life
Illusions of oasis makin you look twice
[both]Hidin like thieves in the night from life
Illusions of oasis makin you look twice

[Mos Def (singing)]
Stop hidin, stop hidin, stop hidin yo' face
Stop hidin, stop hidin, cause ain't no hidin place
* repeat 2X*

(Ad libs to fade)



Artist: Talib Kweli & Hi Tek f/ Vinia Mojica
Album: Train of Thought
Song: The Blast
Typed by: [email protected]

Let me, let me practice.. hehehe, ehehe
Talib.. T'Kwi, Kweli - I can't say it!
That's wack..

[Talib Kweli] (Vinia Mojica)
Yeah, you pronounce my name (Kweli), any questions?
I bring many blessings with my man Hi-Tek and he from the Natti (Natti)
We make the sky crack, feel the fly track,
get your hands up like a hijack
Fist in the air for (Kweli), keep 'em there like
Natural mystic or smoke when they spliffs lit
It's a revolutionary (party), they ask me what I'm writin for
I'm writin to show you what we fightin for
Say Taleeb or Talib (Kweli), if it's hard try spellin it phonetically
If not then just let it be like Nina Simone,
you probably (ably) don't listen B
Even when we suffer loses I account the victory
Sometimes it's far and between I'm sad to say
it got my brain crowded like sunset on a Saturday
I know my son wept 'cause his dad's away
Stop cryin be strong for your momma is what I had to say

[Chorus 1]
To my little man named Amani (mani)
Start the party, my crew hot feel these two shots
Like the blast from a double barrel shottie (shottie)
It's got to be, your man Hi-Tek and Kweli
Who make you rock your body (body)
Start the party, my crew hot feel these two shots
Like the blast from a double barrel shottie (shottie)
It's got to be, your man Hi-Tek and Kweli

[Hi-Tek]
I remember when it all started
Back in the day when me and moms first parted
Hi-Tek from the beginnin I stayed advanced
A young chameleon, adapt to any circumstance
Peep game nigga never been a lazy nigga
Stayed on my hustle concentrate to get the paper bigger
Stay focused, while other cats stay hopeless
While niggas stay high I stay lower
Stacking my chips to get a foreclosure
This shit ain't over..
Going for the gusto, keep getting that provo
It's Hi-Tek (and Kweli) on the track like Flo Jo
Bet you ain't even know I had flow though

[Chorus 2]
Yo, make you rock your body (body)
Start the party, my crew hot feel these two shots
Like the blast from a double barrel shottie (shottie)
It's got to be, your man Hi-Tek and Kweli

[repeat 3x]
Keep on dancing, ya gotta keep on dancing
{Overlapping} oh oh ohhhhhh, yeah yeahhhhhhh

Keep on dancing, ya gotta keep on dancing..


Artist: Talib Kweli & Hi Tek f/ Mos Def
Album: Train of Thought
Song: This Means You
Typed by: [email protected]

[Mos] Sometimes, you gotta be direct with the people, y'know like..
[T.K] Give it to 'em (c'mon)
[Mos] Yo!
[T.K] Give it to 'em
[Mos] GET, UP, NOW!

[Talib Kweli]
Yo, we keep it type raw, and know exactly what we fight for
when the nightfall come, we in the right war
Cats who spill blood for a cause, not just because
Defy the authority and follow God's law
Revolutionary entrepeneurs; who make the fans
clap they hands and stompin the floor not start the applause
(Ahhh ssssh! Yeah!) Thank you very much, without further adieu
Let me introduce the rest of my crew, Mos Def!

[Mos Def]
Yo, I am the world renowned, verb adjective adverb
pronoun preposition suffix prefix
Original or remix, sunburst and eclipse
Me and Kwe' combine like strands on a double-helix
My speech seasoned, with dialect of my region
Booga-nam Brooklyn Bed-Stuy Eastern
Where youth and policemen, they nah reach agreement
Pressure in the mornin, pressure in the evenin

{*scratching* "Mos Def" .. "Kwe'-Kweli" ..
"Hi Tek on the beat!" .. "brothers and sisters"}

Chorus One: BlackStar (Mos Def + Talib Kweli)

You, need, to, get, up, right, now
and, move, with, this, yes, this, means, you
You, you

[Talib Kweli]
Yeahh, alright yeah, alright yeah, alright yeah
Alright yeah, alright yeah, alright yeah, yeah-ehhhh

Uh, uh, uh, uh, yo, yo, yo
Things changed since we came out, been some shit in New York
Niggaz stopped gettin jig in New York, bloods and crips in New York
The Y-2-K celebration wasn't big in New York
Babylon live in New York, should I keep a crib in New York
or just V.I., to handle my B.I.
When with my A-Alikes we see with three eyes

[Mos Def]
Yo Kweli I agree I, was thinkin the same thing myself
Smog in the city ain't no good for your health
Things changed in New York, type strange in New York
Forty-Deuce don't look the same in New York
Just politics, tricks and big games in New York
Switched trains a writer can't get fame in New York
Internet and Wall Street got paid in New York
Poor folks and workin class got slayed in New York
Even still, everyday they make weight in New York
Flashlights lookin for a brighter day in New York
In New York they say it's - red hot
Will the temperature ease up? Black I guess not
It's multi-lane traffic, no sign for rest stops
No corner breaks, put on your gloves and just box
No dance school to teach you to wop and bus stop
Better get up in the booth, hop up and just rock
If you think it's like that, it's not so just stop
All mankind time runnin down on one watch, just watch

Chorus Two: BlackStar (Mos Def + Talib Kweli)

If, you, are, just, coming, in, I, will
say it, once, more, so, you, can, hear, cause
You, need, to, get, up, right, now
and, move, with, this, yes, this, means, you
You, you

[Talib Kweli]
Yo, Mos Def and Talib Kweli bring disaster to the industry
We best-sellin authors writin great chapters in history
These cats undercover like gay rappers dealin with mystery
My platinum grey matter spray batter that's specifically
designed to make rappers break faster than eggshells in the mornin
Inhaled the divine in that's laid dormant
Water from the well STAY pourin
I answer back when I hear fate callin
Freedom fighter ready to attack at the crack of a new day dawnin
Way more than necessary skills for the application
My flow is Great like the Lakes and it rocks like Applachains
My facts more than make up for what you lack in imagination
You more confused than Tiger Woods when he made up Cabalaysian
I'm sayin!

[Mos Def]
Break bounds like the jet Concorde
Win awards before I leave for my world award tour
When they scream encore, that's when they want more
Flow steadily, whether I'm on or off shore
High potent, zone coastin, no jokin
Safecracker sniff gon' keep the joint open
Peep the focus, high resolution, high reception
My "Train of Thought" connectin with my bredren from Reflection like

Chorus Three: BlackStar (Mos Def + Talib Kweli)

You, need, to, get, up, right, now
and, move, with, this, yes, this, means, you, again!
You, need, to, get, up, right, now
and, move, with, this, yes, this, means, you, we goin
[M] New York [T] Philly
[M] Chicago [T] Detroit
[M] Miami [T] D.C.
[M] L.A. [T] The world
[M] London [T] Amsterdam
[M] Paris [T] Japan
[M+T] Any place that a human being might stand, we goin..



Artist: Talib Kweli and Hi-Tek (Reflection Eternal)
Album: Train of Thought
Song: Too Late
Typed by: [email protected]

Yo, when the bass thump, the place jump
Like it's way crunk, yeah,
Fake punks get they face lumped
Sent to the most high, by the most fit
You gotta do, fuck that almost shit
The fam is close knit
You diggin', know the clock don't stop tickin'
Glocks still spittin', the whole block politickin'
Lik epresidents with they minds dead on arrival
Leaving no evidence of a struggle for survival
Songs relevant to the times like the psalms read in the Bible
Stepping to this leaves thoughts in your head 'it's suicidal'
It's the T to the A-L-I-B the deep rooter
Rolling with my wanna battle cats who chief buddha
And see through the overspecialized, underpressurized
No lie texturized, emcees who got the masses mesmerized
with empty rhetoric, they better quit
Niggas so hollow that they echo like sentiments

Nowadays rap artists coming half-hearted
Commercial like pop, or underground like black markets
Where were you the day hip-hop died?
Is it too early to mourn? Is it too late to ride? (6x)

Kwa is chillin', Tone is chillin'
What more can I say, we stay building
And make killings
Take children through the wilderness, by the hand
It's a great feeling, show 'em how to be a man
Exactly, pack trees in my khakis
My sound fat like a Neve while you thin like a Mackey
C'mon, shine so bright when I walk by
You got ta squint like the motherfucking sun in your eye
What! Say somethin, you stay frontin
It ain't nothing, let off like I'm big game hunting
Me and Tek stay way blunted
Wave running on beaches with white sand
With a slight tan
Smack the mic stand with my right hand
When I'm excited
Leave you so far in the dust that you forced to bite it
On fire like property lost to riots
Yo, ain't no stopping us when we all united

Chorus



Artist: Talib Kweli
Album: Quality
Song: Get By
Typed by: [email protected], [email protected]

[Talib]
Yeah.. my Lord.. yeah

[Verse 1: Talib]
We sell, crack to our own out the back of our homes
We smell the musk at the dusk in the crack of the dawn
We go through "Epidodes II," like "Attack of the Clones"
Work 'til we break our back and you hear the crack of the bone
To get by.. just to get by
Just to get by, just to get by
We commute to computers
Spirits stay mute while you eagles spread rumors
We survivalists, turned to consumers
To get by.. just to get by
Just to get by, just to get by
Ask Him why some people got to live in a trailer, cuss like a sailor
I paint a picture with the pen like Norman Mailer
Me and Willa raised three daughters all by herself, with no help
I think about a struggle and I find the strength in myself
These words, melt in my mouth
They hot, like the jail cell in the South
Before my nigga Core bailed me out
To get by.. just to get by
Just to get by, just to get by
We do or die like Bed-Stuy through the red sky
with the window of the red eye
Let the lead fly, some G. Rap shit, "Livin' to Let Die"

[Chorus: Background singers]
This morning, I woke up
Feeling brand new and I jumped up
Feeling my highs, and my lows
In my soul, and my goals
Just to stop smokin, and stop drinkin
And I've been thinkin - I've got my reasons
Just to get (by), just to get (by)
Just to get (by), just to get (by)

[Talib and background singers]
(ba ba ba, ba da bada, ba da bada, ba da bada, ba da badahh
Just to get (by), just to get (by)
Just to get (by by by by by by)
(ba ba ba, ba da bada, ba da bada, ba da bada, ba da badahh
Just to get (by), just to get (by)
Just to get (by by by by by by)

[Verse 2: Talib]
We keeping it gangster say "fo shizzle", "fo sheezy" and "stayin crunk"
Its easy to pull a breezy, smoke trees, and we stay drunk
Yo, I activism - attackin the system, the blacks and latins in prison
Numbers of prison they victim black in the vision
Shit and all they got is rappin to listen to
I let them know we missin you, the love is unconditional
Even when the condition is critical, when the livin is miserable
Your position is pivotal, I ain't bullshittin you
Now, why would I lie? Just to get by?
Just to get by, we get fly
The TV got us reachin for stars
Not the ones between Venus and Mars, the ones that be readin for parts
Some people get breast enhancements and penis enlargers
Saturday sinners Sunday morning at the feet of the Father
They need somethin to rely on, we get high on all types of drug
When, all you really need is love
To get by.. just to get by
Just to get by, just to get by
Our parents sing like John Lennon, "Imagine all the people watch"
We rock like Paul McCartney from now until the last Beatle drop

[Chorus: Background singers]
This morning, I woke up
Feeling brand new and I jumped up
Feeling my high's, and my low's
In my soul, and my goals
Just to stop smoking, and stop drinking
And I've been thinking - I've got my reasons
Just to get (by), just to get (by)
Just to get (by), just to get (by)

[Talib: repeat 2X - with background singers]
Yoyoyo, yo
Some people cry, and some people try
Just to get by, for a piece of the pie
You love to eat and get high
We decieve when we lie, and we keepin it fly

Yoyoyo, yo
When, the people decide, to keep a disguise
Can't see they eyes, see the evil inside
But there's people you find
Strong or feeble in mind, I stay readin


Artist: The Roots f/ Raphael Saadiq
Album: Illadelph Halflife
Song: What They Do
Typed by: [email protected]

[Chorus: Raphael Saadiq]
Never do....what they do, what they do, what they do...
Never do....what they do, what they do, what they do...

[Verse One]
Yo, yo
Lost generation, fast paced nation
World population confront they frustration
The principles of true hip-hop have been forsaken
It's all contractual and about money makin
Pretend-to-be cats don't seem to know they limitation
Exact replication and false representation
You wanna be a man, then stand your own
To MC requires skills, I demand some shown
I let the frauds keep frontin
And roam like a celluar phone far from home
Givin crowds what they wantin
Offical hip-hop consumption, the 5th thumpin
Keepin ya party jumpin with an original somethin
Yo, I dedicate this to the one dimension-al
No imagination, excuse for perpetration
My man came over and said, "Yo we thought we heard you"
Joke's on you; you heard a bitin-ass crew but um..

[Chorus: Raphael Saadiq]
Never do....what they do, what they do, what they do...
Never do....what they do, what they do, what they do...

[Verse Two]
Thin is the line that run between love and hatred
The game is ill-natured, it's nothing sacred
Aiyyo, it's funny when I see some rap niggaz due to make it
A few'll blow up, or go as far as they can take it
My nine to five, is just to hit ya get the party live
I'm Black Thought, used to rap for sport
Now the rhymes sayin rent payin life support
I take it very serious-ly, within this in-dustry
It's various crews that try to touch me
But I come with the beautiful things, and I bless the track plushly
Around the world crowds love me, from doin tours
Recepient of applause from all of you and yours
Creator of original sounds to send to stores
you take home, to absorb and sweat it out your pores
Now who can stop the music runnin through these veins
Infinitely go against the grain, that's why my motto's to..

[Chorus: Raphael Saadiq]
Never do....what they do, what they do, what they do...
Never do....what they do, what they do, what they do...

[Verse Three]
Livin the life of limos and lights
Airplanes and trains, short days and long nights
Keyboards and mics, bass chords and drum kicks
And my mental thick to hit my head like brick
As I embark on a mission welcomin to the dark
When I first spark the arts, when the listenin start
Open your head wide, and let the Thought inside
My style fortified by all of Philadel-phi
I've dealt more stealth than all the wicked weal-thy
Mentality undetectable by the naked eye
Then I get paid when the record is played
To put it short "I want it made" like Ed, nuff said
Then after that, I'm puttin on my cousin Hamed
We let the ladies blend with the darkskin thoroughbred
and discover, my level is that of no other
And Roots crew reign offical and true while I'm continuin to..

[Chorus: Raphael Saadiq]
Never do....what they do, what they do, what they do...
Never do....what they do, what they do, what they do...
Never do....what they do, what they do, what they do...
Never do....what they do, what they do, what they do...
Never do....what they do, what they do, what they do...
Never do....what they do, what they do, what they do...



Artist: The Roots
Album: Do You Want More?!!??!
Song: Proceed
Typed by: OHHLA.com

Just think, what if you could just, just blink yourself away?
Just think, what if you could just, just blink yourself away?
Jeff X can rock the mic with tooth decay
I be the 5 foot 7, residing at the mecca lesson south section
Used to cut class in the infinite pursuit of ass
Back in eighty-seven
Easy with the chics I was a chocolate boy
Raised in the cellar with the rhythm like Ella
Walking down the streets to the subway where i lay
Til the train stop then a nigga hop
Used to do the pop dance to the planet rock
At the block party everybody jocked [who me?]
It's the MC sucka niggaz envy
I got my contract in 1993 and
I shall proceed

Chorus: repeat 2X

I shall, proceed
And continue, to rock the mic

Verse Two:

I wake up early in the morning, I mean early afternoon
Break a lyrical hymn of the stem like boom
I'm flyer when I'm higher put my shit up on a tomb
That nigga represented on the 28th of June
I'm representing philly on the 28th of June
I can make you feel that i'm a surreal cartoon
with my pistol in the face of hip hop, stick in your face
Because i'm on a paper chase, yes i'm on a paper chase
My Timberlands are fully laced I be the Mr. Boogeyman
With records from 125th to Japan
I laid them play like Johnny Hathaway and shake a hand, shake a hand
Your lady tried to kick it, but I couldn't play my man
My niggaz is my niggaz ya see she didn't understand
I shake your hand and shit'll hit the fan, just think
Just think, what? What if you could, just blink, what?
Just blink yourself away?

Chorus

Verse Three:

Malik B get on the mic yo there's too much on my mind [say what?]
Malik get on the mic, there's too much on my mind
Johnny on the spot, got the rhythm and the rhyme
Fuckin with The Roots you know them niggaz is the dime
I can make a hundred yard line start to dash
I can make a whole lake of fish start to splash
I can make Conan and the Titans clash
I can Metallica and guns 'N Roses crash
Used to smash crash parties like i was disturbed
Used to make plots against the herringbone herb
But now, all I do disperse the verb
And like a nerd i can make you say, "He's superb"
Word is perfect, never ever shall you misinterpret
I move styles like bowels so now you know i'm worth it
Direct from Philly, the lands where niggas scheme
So you know I got the sheen in my gleam

Chorus





Artist: The Roots
Album: Illadelph Halflife
Song: Respond/React
Typed by: [email protected]

[Black Thought]
It's jazz - hip-hop hangin in my head heavy
Malik said "Riq, you know the planet ain't ready
for the half" when we comin with the action pack
On some Dundee shit representin the outback
Yo, we do it like this (All the way live, from 2-1-5)
You witnessin the 5th Dynasty family click (All the way live, from 2-1-5)
Across the map, one time for ya (All the way live, from 2-1-5)
It's time to react to respond to react to respond (All the way live, from 2-1-5)

[Chorus]
We settin it from Southside, pushin this up North
From Illadelphian reps, to fly points across the map
Bring it back to Respond/React
Then bring it back to Respond/React to this

[Verse One: Black Thought]
The attractive assassin, blastin the devil trespassin
Master gettin cash in an orderly fashion
Message to the fake nigga flashin
Slow up Ock, before you get dropped and closed like a caption
Fractional kids don't know the time for action
Styles got the rhythm that of an Anglo-Saxon
Round of applause then avalanche of clappin
{*BLOW*} that's what happen, now what's your reaction
We heavyweight traction, pro-pornographin
Specialize in science and math and, original black man
Bustin thoughts that pierce your mental
The fierce rippin your sacks and
Vocal toe to toe impeccable splittin your back son
Simple as addition and subtraction
Black Though, the infinite relaxed one
Shorties say they love it with a passion
Bring the international charm, see a squad I harass

[Verse Two: Malik B]
REACT, you best adapt when I sling this rap
Another chapter, before when I have to trap ya
Map your whole path out
Go get your crowd so we can clap out
I drive down streets and take back route- positionin
When I'm in your system like glycerin
Fans listenin, from Michigan to Switzerland
Malik be blitzed again - on the station with the discipline
Solicitin, sometimes illicit or explicit with it and
from the deep end where the hills are steep
Nobody cares to speak, a land where life is cheap
The street mentality, mixed with the intellect
Personality, hell where I dwell as well
Niggas rebellious, bodies are found down in the cellars
My man caught a shot to the stomach, now who want it?
Confronted by these dusty blunted - cats who act like
they don't know that the fact is that they're bein hunted
A process of elimination
Activate your mind with the stimulation
Enter your zone with penetration
I've seen more horror than Bram Stroker
Strip your broad or play poker, then drink mocha
The sometimes socializer, the joke despiser
You woke the wiser, dealin with the Roots vocalizer
Up in your flesh from South Philly to West
I stampede your style, I'll compile then bless

[Chorus] - 2X

[Verse Three: Black Thought]
Hey yo, I'm just a lyricist, a chemist of the hemp
The beat pimp, the ill Philly resident
That's far from hesitant, corrupt like a President
Never benevolent but poetically prevalent
Cooler than peppermint
The Lieutenant for niggaz talkin bout represent
No doubt, it's obviously evident I get bent
Far from temporary son I'm very permanent
Hittin MC's like an intoxicant, sent to prevent
Monopoly is my intent, the means is what I invent
This mental murder pay the rent
Lyrically I'm the dominant ingredient, the swift extravagant
Smooth lubricant, down with the M-the-Ill-itant
(ch-ch-ch...) That's the sound of the Dynasty chant
We surround your camp, assumin the war stance
And bring it from the chest, now let's dance

[Verse Four: Malik B]
M-ILL-ITANT, feel the 5th guerilla chant
Y'all talk about bodies but you would not kill a ant
My skill is amp, would peel a nigga like a stamp
Caliber is of Excalibur now you be damp
When I operate a crowd will copulate my game
I make a womb populate and 2-1-5th is the stock of hate
Peep the logistics, slump your squad of misfits
They all get they wrists slit, blast your ass if you insist it
Leave no trace so there's no trace for ballistics
Turn your soul and body to statistics
In particular I've got that extracurricular
Squad in the stash who could be stickin ya
Slip and they vickin ya
Harass your po-lice commissioner
Don't like chicks with weaves talking 'bout, "I need conditioner"
That shit's deader than niggaz with a mortioner
A jenazah, up in your flesh like plasma
Take away your last breath when you got asthma
Then meet Bad Lieu down at the plaza
Hip-hop extravaganza, tell your man I slump him with a stanza
Now "Who's the Boss?" not Tony Danza
My force not green but the force is obscene
P.O. took a piss test it came out not clean
Brody with my man Miz-Moose and Hakeem
My squad from deuce-four up to West Oak Lane
All the way to Takahwana and Frankfurt they know the name
It's like that... M-Ill-itant

[Black Thought]
M-Ill-itant, Eric Al he hostile, Bad Lieutenant
Check it out, (??) style check it out

[Chorus] - repeat w/ ad libs



Artist: The Roots
Album: Things Fall Apart
Song: The Next Movement
Typed by: [email protected]

[Black Thought]
C'mon.. and yes y'all
You are now in tune to the sounds..
of the legendary.. foundation

Yeah, you go
Hey you listeners, stop what you're doin and
set it in motion, it's the next movement
You listeners, stop what you're doin and
set it in motion, it's the next movement

Word up, we got the HOT-HOT music, The HOT MUSIC (1X)
The HOT-HOT music, the HOT music (3X)

Yo, one, two, one-two one-two
That's how we usually start, once again it's the Thought
The Dalai Lama of the mic, the prime minister Thought
This directed to whoever in listening range
Yo the whole state of things in the world bout to change
Black rain fallin from the sky look strange
The ghetto is red hot, we steppin on flames
Yo, it's inflation on the price for fame
and it was all the same, but then the antidote came
The Black Thought, ill syllablist, out the Fifth
This heavyweight rap shit I'm about to lift
LIKE, a phyllum lift up it's seed to sunlight
I plug in the mic, draw like a gunfight
I never use a cordless, or stand applaudless
Sippin cholorophyll out of ill silver goblets
I'm like a faucet, monopoly's the object
There ain't no way to cut this tap, you got ta get wet
Your head is throbbin and I ain't said shit yet
The Roots crew, the next movement, c'mon!

And yes y'all
You are now in tune to the sounds
of the legendary, foundation, check it out, uh

Testin, yo, you go
Hey you listeners, stop what you're doin and
set it in motion, it's the next movement
You listeners, stop what you're doin and
set it in motion, it's the next movement

Word up, we got the HOT-HOT music, the HOT music (1X)
The HOT-HOT music, the HOT music (3X)

Word up, the formation of words to fit
That's what I usually disturb you with
A lot of rappers never heard of this, or know half the time it is
You doubt the Illa-Fifth, what could you accomplish?
Whether they skywriting your name, or you anonymous
You be speechless, with stinging sinuses
The Roots royal highnesses through your monitors
I tilt my crown, then blow down a diamond kiss
You need to buy a CD and stop rewindin this
I'm the finalist, shinin like a rugged amethyst
And at your music conference, I'm the panelist
Listen close to my poetry, I examine this
like an analyst, to see if you can handle this
Check it out
You, got the groove, emcees
freeze, stand still, nobody move
unless you dealin with The Next Movement
The P-Phi-D we be the mon-u-ment
I live my life nice, but I'm not too bent
You theatrical as a Broadway play, this ain't Rent
One hundred percent, straight out the Basement
Spreading this across a planet on some next shit
How many people feelin this love music? C'mon

Yo, you go
Hey you listeners, stop what you're doin and
set it in motion, it's the next movement
You listeners, stop what you're doin and
set it in motion, it's the next movement

Yo, we got the HOT-HOT music, the HOT music (1X)
The HOT-HOT music, the HOT music (7X)




Artist: The Roots
Album: Phrenology
Song: Water
Typed by: [email protected] *

* send corrections to the typist

[Black Thought]
South Philly, North Side
Oakland, Texas
Georgia, Black People
Yo, Worldwide, Sup my nigga
You know what I'm saying
Dumb and blind...

[Verse One: Black Thought]
They say a record ain't nothing if it's not touching
Gripping, draw you in closer make you want to listen to it
And if you real ill at making music
Then lesson'll feel like you livin' through it
That's how my nigga do it
I met Slacks back in like '91 rapping
We went to Millersville to get away from gun clappin'
It ain't last
I be in class dreaming 'bout
50,000 fans up in the stands screaming out
Encore, yo I'm headed back to Philly
Nigga you rollin' with me?
I'm trying to get busy
We walk dogs that was off the chain
Lot of times at the show people hardly came
I just took it in stride as part of the game
But inside people down with me started to change
It was a couple things
Lil' ???, lil' pills
Instead of driving out on the road you rather chill
I know the way the pleasure feel
I'm not judging
But still I'm on a mission, yo I'm not buggin'
I got fam that won't stop druggin'
They can't sleep
They can't stick to one subject, they can't eat
Is people steady comin' at me out in the streets
Like Riq yo wat up with your peeps
it gets deep nigga

[Chorus]
Yo, you need to walk straight, master your high
Son you missin' out on was passing you by
I done seen the streets suck a lot of cats dry
But not you and I my nigga
We got to get
Come on, over over the water
Come on, over over the water
Water, Water...

[Verse Two: Black Thought]
Yo, we done made too many meals
A couple of deals
We done share clothes and wills
Killed mics and reels
We done rock
Shows abroad, and slept on floors
Trying to figga what the fuck we gettin' slept on for
Oh why we walking with the rep up for
Waited by the cavity law
You know it if you came up poor my nigga
Picture a bus up north
You know we made of everything outlaws are made of
I'm far from a hater
And I don't say I love you 'cause the way I feel is greater
In Illa you a poet son
You a ball creator
And this will probably dawn on you later
Is in you nature, letters all up in the wall like they made of paper
You got to find out where you talent take you
You might fuck around, finally make it
And that's real but yo

[Chorus]

[Verse Three: Black Thought]
Yo, I want you all to understand I come from South Philly
And when I walk the street is like a pharmacy
They got all type of shit
Anybody could get
It goes from H to Ex
To lucy ciggarette
For my ghetto legend
Known from Lil' shyst running
Cop codeine by the courts and keep comin'
Dummy, just embracing the dope like it's a woman
You burnin' both sides of the rope and keep pullin'
Tuggin', in between Islam and straight tuggin'
Laying everyday around the way and doin' nothin'
See'em looking shaking their head and start shruggin'
If they don't have a man like mine, they got a cousin
Hey yo you better be a true friend to 'em
Before the shit put an end to 'em
Or give a pen to 'em
Or lock'em up in the studio with a mic
'Cause on the real it might save his life
Keep tellin'em

[Chorus x 2]

Invader Zim
13th April 2003, 22:32
What a long post to double, LOL.

What makes you say that those lyrics are bad different from me saying that all Rap is shit, we both are generalising. Im sure many D12 and Dr Dre fans think those lyrics are brilliant.

VIVA HYPOCRACY

PS Propagander is used by everybody, which makes you even more of a hypocrit.

(Edited by AK47 at 10:37 pm on April 13, 2003)

Zombie
13th April 2003, 22:45
Everybody just fucking chill.
I'm no big fan of rap, sorry but I tried to listen, and lyrics or no lyrics that just ain't my style.
I mostly listen to metal and alternative. I like the occasional trance music.
But that doesn't give me the right to insult a dude just cos' he likes raps and I don't.
I personnally don't give a fuck about rap, r&b, pop or hip hop, and that's as far as I can go with my opinion. No need to start blasting my sister or my friends cos' they like it and I don't.
Even if mainstream rap is all about *****es and 'bling bling', who gives a shit?!? You don't like it then don't listen to it!
That's why i barely turn the radio on.

Just chill,

Z.


(Edited by Zombie at 5:47 pm on April 13, 2003)

Lardlad95
13th April 2003, 22:50
Quote: from AK47 on 10:32 pm on April 13, 2003
What a long post to double, LOL.

What makes you say that those lyrics are bad different from me saying that all Rap is shit, we both are generalising. Im sure many D12 and Dr Dre fans think those lyrics are brilliant.

VIVA HYPOCRACY

PS Propagander is used by everybody, which makes you even more of a hypocrit.

(Edited by AK47 at 10:37 pm on April 13, 2003)



The difference is that I was just commenting on that one song

I like other stuff by Dr. Dre

I just happen to dislike that song

you saying that all rap is shit isn't just because your basing it on the limited amount of rap that you have heard.


And by limited I mean the type of rap

Lardlad95
13th April 2003, 22:53
Quote: from Zombie on 10:45 pm on April 13, 2003
Everybody just fucking chill.
I'm no big fan of rap, sorry but I tried to listen, and lyrics or no lyrics that just ain't my style.
I mostly listen to metal and alternative. I like the occasional trance music.
But that doesn't give me the right to insult a dude just cos' he likes raps and I don't.
I personnally don't give a fuck about rap, r&b, pop or hip hop, and that's as far as I can go with my opinion. No need to start blasting my sister or my friends cos' they like it and I don't.
Even if mainstream rap is all about *****es and 'bling bling', who gives a shit?!? You don't like it then don't listen to it!
That's why i barely turn the radio on.

Just chill,

Z.


(Edited by Zombie at 5:47 pm on April 13, 2003)



I agree one hundred percent. And I'm sorry for getting myself in this..

I try to keep an open mind about music

because i can't say I hate a genre because there may turn out to be some type that I like


I have a friend named andrew who is a goth...he likes metal and so on


I told him to listen to the Roots and he started liking them.

So you can never rule anything out


and even if you dislike it which is fine you don't have to insult people


my main complaint was that they said it takes no talent

Invader Zim
14th April 2003, 00:15
Quote: from Lardlad95 on 10:50 pm on April 13, 2003

Quote: from AK47 on 10:32 pm on April 13, 2003
What a long post to double, LOL.

What makes you say that those lyrics are bad different from me saying that all Rap is shit, we both are generalising. Im sure many D12 and Dr Dre fans think those lyrics are brilliant.

VIVA HYPOCRACY

PS Propagander is used by everybody, which makes you even more of a hypocrit.

(Edited by AK47 at 10:37 pm on April 13, 2003)



The difference is that I was just commenting on that one song

I like other stuff by Dr. Dre

I just happen to dislike that song

you saying that all rap is shit isn't just because your basing it on the limited amount of rap that you have heard.


And by limited I mean the type of rap





Yes but all his songs are just like that, every line frequented by the words, *****, nigga, shit, fuck, hoe. And they are all about either, sex, drugs or gangsters.

I thought i chose quite a typical one. Shows how much i know about rap.

Lardlad95
14th April 2003, 11:53
Quote: from AK47 on 12:15 am on April 14, 2003

Quote: from Lardlad95 on 10:50 pm on April 13, 2003

Quote: from AK47 on 10:32 pm on April 13, 2003
What a long post to double, LOL.

What makes you say that those lyrics are bad different from me saying that all Rap is shit, we both are generalising. Im sure many D12 and Dr Dre fans think those lyrics are brilliant.

VIVA HYPOCRACY

PS Propagander is used by everybody, which makes you even more of a hypocrit.

(Edited by AK47 at 10:37 pm on April 13, 2003)



The difference is that I was just commenting on that one song

I like other stuff by Dr. Dre

I just happen to dislike that song

you saying that all rap is shit isn't just because your basing it on the limited amount of rap that you have heard.


And by limited I mean the type of rap





Yes but all his songs are just like that, every line frequented by the words, *****, nigga, shit, fuck, hoe. And they are all about either, sex, drugs or gangsters.

I thought i chose quite a typical one. Shows how much i know about rap.


Not every last one of his songs is.

You haven't heard every last one of his songs.


Besides i"m not even givin much credit to dre. He's probably on my top 100


but no where near my top 50,25,10,or 5


So I'm not saying that he's the poster boy for concious rap cuz he's far from it

Silent Eye
17th April 2003, 18:42
Lardlad, you fail to see my point. The Roots(i will look into it) may be an exception to the usual gangsta bling bling shit, but they are just that, an exception. They comprise the 5% of rap that has any significance or value to the world.

Most, unfortunatly, is like the garbage AK47 posted.

Now, not all rock is great, but even the most mainstream garbage doesn't promote what rap promotes. The entire hip hop rap culture is a poison, damaging the youth of the world. No other movement could actually make teen mothers, drug dealers, pimps, and dimwitted brutes with the morals and mannerisms of barbarians into something to look up to, something,. . . . "cool."