Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Industry, artist - Cormega. Album song Mega Philosophy, in the genre Рэп и хип-хоп
Date of issue: 17.07.2014
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: Slimstyle
Song language: English
Industry |
Listen to me good |
The artist is the most important person |
You are the feature |
People listen to you, they don’t listen to their preachers |
Exaggerated tales of hustlin' |
We quick to pass judgment and fail our brothers |
Instead of talkin' 'bout Lauryn Hill, talk about Lauryn’s skill |
Truth be told there may never be a girl as ill |
Don’t gossip 'bout Dame Dash, give props to Dame hand |
For the rise of Jay and for signin' Kanye, man (you know what I’m sayin'?) |
Niggas is crazy that’s why we ain’t got shit |
Rappers hate each other not the labels that got rich |
Don’t care about culture they only want profit |
If your album sells slow bet you get dropped quick |
Q-Tip warned us the industry’s toxic |
For reference check out B.D.P — Sex and Violence (brrrrrah!!) |
Styles made I Get High, it was playin' all day |
When Styles made I’m Black, it didn’t get enough play (WORD!) |
I guess they got a problem with anything positive |
Doesn’t make sense if it doesn’t bring dollars in |
Those that managed us |
Those that were our agents |
Those that were our accountants |
Those that were the records executives |
Those that were the owners of the record label |
You never got true accounting for nothing that you did |
What’s the difference between a label and pimpin'? |
You sell yourself, they tell you how to spend it |
Ho ass niggas slow down, listen |
Pimps prey on minds with no ambition |
They keep you fly — image is promotion |
They keep you high, so a nigga isn’t focused |
You livin' in a moment, feeling yourself |
They livin' in plush homes, what’s really success? |
And what’s swag? |
I don’t care how you dress |
Or what you drive, I want rhymes that really impress |
You say it’s all about money, do you even invest? |
Any time in your rhymes, let me guess |
You so nice you don’t write it just comes to you |
'Cause you the shit — nah, you just doo-doo |
I’ll lyrically abuse any rapper who choose to |
Step to me, I will bring it right to you! |
Who do you think you are? |
To them you are nothing but a piece of meat |
And you are only as valuable as your last hit song |
And when you make no more hit songs |
Nobody cares for you no more |
Men lie, women lie, numbers can be altered |
To look high, shareholders hate takin' losses |
This is business, they don’t care about your lyrics |
The better you sell, the better future for their children |
Controversy sells so they support conflict |
Makes more progress means more profit |
And artists get killed they say they so sorry |
Meanwhile they tell you the date of his next project |
What a life, death made it more profit |
Record companies get paid for your drama |
And Beef DVD is on BET |
So every artist who was on it was beefin' for free |
While the royalties are going to QD3 |
He Quincy Jones son, what he know about beef? |
No disrespect intended, I know he got beats |
But it’s deep how the rich get paid off our grief |
And every one of our great artists they die — with nothing |
And the record company executives were rich, sending their kids to college |
You’re not stupid — you are brilliant |
But the question is: can you put your brilliance in a song? |
Can you put the conditions of the world in a song and inspire young people all |
over the world? |