Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Just a Fan (For the Culture), artist - ANoyd. Date of issue: 18.02.2018
Age restrictions: 18+
Song language: English
Just a Fan (For the Culture) |
| Yeah |
| Gotta be honest with myself |
| And wit' y’all too |
| Check |
| I think Future made it cool to be a drug addict |
| Well there you have it |
| Can’t even trust the children with the Aspirin in your cabinet |
| It’s appealing to the masses with a pill’ll make you fathom |
| I’m a fan though |
| I’m just a fan, look |
| I’m just a fan, really |
| I’m just a, hey, look |
| I’m just a fan |
| I’m just a fan, look |
| I live to lit and give you words, you legit pick Snapple |
| So you rather stick figures than the Sistine Chapel |
| 95 percent crowd surfing |
| Why they scream in the mic for the other five? |
| They use it as a disguise |
| Back then we used to clown niggas for bitin' and shit’ll phase |
| Now bitin' a nigga’s style could get you a million plays |
| No meaning in your pride |
| Man, seein' this shit is bug like a mosquito in your eye |
| I’m a fan though |
| I’m just a fan, look |
| I’m just a fan, look |
| Six figures for stick figures by myself and it get ridiculed |
| That’s buying clothes just to wear them in the fitting room |
| And labels gladly gettin' behind all this drug abuse shit |
| To label us the users |
| They love seein' us praise artists that won’t enlighten us to essentially care |
| My race survived slavery, the potential is there |
| They don’t want you to be bright minded, 'cause that’s takin' money out of |
| white pockets |
| We could divide markets, but instead you untokin' your health |
| Wit' that choker chain on, boy you chokin' yourself |
| But that bag across your chest make you less of a man |
| They been wantin' black people less masculine |
| I’m just a fan |
| And another thought in discussion, yeah |
| You disrespectin' women just to become one |
| I’m a fan, look |
| I’m just a fan, look |
| I’m just a fan, really |
| I’m just a, hey, look |
| I’m just a fan, look |
| I’m just a fan, look |
| I can’t get jiggy wit' everything these niggas doin', like |
| As a fan of the culture, I get times change, but that don’t mean I gotta accept |
| the change without giving my honest opinion |
| It can’t be turn up 24/7, 365, no way possible |
| There’s more to the culture than just that |
| And I feel like hip-hop is supposed to connect, but |
| Lately the connection has been affected and tainted |
| Tarnished and covered in garden |
| Look, so Lil Uzi idolize Marilyn Manson |
| I can’t be silent to accept what everybody demanding |
| Pickin' names out a hat and you okay wit' the random? |
| Kill your dignity for marketing and callin' that branding? |
| Who your companion, |
| huh? |
| This the industry that we in |
| I got the balls to speak on to what I’m seeing |
| 'Cause on the real I pictured this differently in my mind and |
| I’m not beefin', I’m disagreein' wit' y’all |
| So with all due respect, I’m takin' a knee 'cause it’s harder to conversate |
| with these people without 'em gettin' they panties all in a bunch, |
| so it’s always gonna make it seem like you hatin' |
| I’ll start makin' the tea, fuck it |
| Whether you agree or disagree, a response made you agree |
| Let that settle in petty man |
| Harder to talk like a speech impediment, oh |
| This convo up in the room is surely the elephant |
| God didn’t make it for one man to be extraordinary |
| Y’all keep chasin' extra-ordinary |
| I want longevity |
| When I’m gone and buried, aim to be the same type of man that my daughter marry |
| Yeah, it took my lifetime to make this album |
| Your opinion formed in 10 minutes can’t be valid, yeah |
| And more duplicates can’t be added, so what you lookin' for can’t be talent |
| I’m just a fan though |
| I’m just a fan, I’m just a fan |
| I’m just a fan, really |
| Like, I’m just a fan, I’m just a fan |
| I’m just a fan, really |
| Like, I’m just a fan, I’m just a fan though |
| I’m just a fan |
| I’m just a fan though |
| I’m just a fan, really |
| That’s it, man |