Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Sellout, artist - Dan Bull. Album song Hip Hop Hooray, in the genre Иностранный рэп и хип-хоп
Date of issue: 12.01.2017
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: Dan Bull
Song language: English
Sellout |
In year 7 at school I remember that all I aimed to be |
Was a professional rapper, gamer or comedian |
Well guess what, mate? |
Today I’m all three of them |
And we’re saving up for payments to replace my faulty eardrums |
I aspired to be «Eminem meets Monty Python» |
With enough cash stockpiled to live my life on |
And now I’m getting there I tell myself: «nice one» |
While trolls send descriptions of the illness I should die from |
Hello, is anybody home? |
Turn the lights on |
Why do you think that you can tell me what to do in my song? |
Don’t construct a moral code that you expect me to adhere to |
You’re a mere shrew in a field of views |
So I can’t even hear you |
Your opinion doesn’t mean a thing to me |
If I’d have listened to it, I wouldn’t be in this industry |
Wouldn’t have made the friends I share a passion with |
Travel with, make videos and have a stack of fun just rapping with |
To make a living playing games? |
Hell yeah! |
To make a living saying things? |
Hell yeah! |
To start my day by writing rhymes? |
Hell yeah! |
To never work a 9 to 5? |
Hell yeah! |
To be my own manager? |
Hell yeah! |
To get rich off what I did when I was amateur? |
I’m the one that’s doing things, the rest of you are talking |
How can I have sold out? |
I never bought in |
I rarely make a love song, prefer dropping lovebombs |
But when it’s time to spar, I’m the first to put the gloves on |
Life is a prize fight for a shine of the limelight |
And I’m loving every round of it, the Mike Tyson of my life |
I remember dreading a 9 to 5, suit and tie |
Talk about doing time, this was do or die |
Socially acceptable type of suicide |
Why should you or I let a single other human being rule our life |
Life is an RPG, and we need more than XP |
So larp with me; |
I won’t charge a fee if you impress me |
Do it deftly and there’s no end to what you can get free |
I love to chase success, I state that expressly |
I’ve never compromised my mission or integrity |
My mission is to do whatever I think’s best for me |
Eventually I’ll write lyrics on flipping everything |
Meanwhile I’ll take a check to give the list a bit of editing |
To make a living playing games? |
Hell yeah! |
To make a living saying things? |
Hell yeah! |
To start my day by writing rhymes? |
Hell yeah! |
To never work a 9 to 5? |
Hell yeah! |
To be my own manager? |
Hell yeah! |
To get rich off what I did when I was amateur? |
I’m the one that’s doing things, the rest of you are talking |
How can I have sold out? |
I never bought in |
I’m not the Wolf of Wall Street |
I’m just a Bull that’s balls deep |
In every opportunity for improvement I see before me |
A song with product placement creates a complication |
Even when accompanied by an honest statement |
And if I want to be an honored statesman |
I’ve got to make it proper blatant |
So I’m only going to say it once: |
My songs are entertainment, they’re not a concrete statement |
And if you take a rap track as fact, then you are mistaken |
I’m not endorsing shit, unless I say it’s good |
I never have and never will tell a fib in exchange for paper |
Perhaps your perspective would be turned round |
If you’d assessed the prospective shit that I had turned down |
I’ve spurned thousands of pounds from powerful people |
'Cause I found out just how they’re treating creatures and it isn’t peaceful |
So, to all my critics and my haters, God bless |
I’m not a sellout, nah, I’m a success |
To make a living playing games? |
Hell yeah! |
To make a living saying things? |
Hell yeah! |
To start my day by writing rhymes? |
Hell yeah! |
To never work a 9 to 5? |
Hell yeah! |
To be my own manager? |
Hell yeah! |
To get rich off what I did when I was amateur? |
I’m the one that’s doing things, the rest of you are talking |
How can I have sold out? |
I never bought in |