Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Hip-Hop His(tory), artist - I AM THE STORM. Album song Fight Musik, Vol. 1, in the genre Иностранный рэп и хип-хоп
Date of issue: 13.09.2018
Record label: STORM MUSIK, The Fuel
Song language: English
Hip-Hop His(tory) |
So I wanted to take a trip down memory lane |
Shout out to all the Hip-Hop that raised me |
Alright, let me try to explain this |
I grew up on Pete Rock & Cl Smooth |
Public Enemy handed me power tools |
Kool Moe Dee and Big Daddy Kane, they were too |
Queen Latifah, she brought us that Flavor Unit |
I admit I got into some LL Cool |
Uncle L’s «Mama Said» was a hit at school |
No one else I knew knew all these other dudes |
They thought I was a fool, guess now I’m laughin' too |
DMC, Eric B & Rakim, and me |
Was a microphone fiend, before a teen |
Kid Capri, Diamond D, and DITC |
At school I had B’s, in hip-hop, I had PHD’s |
Native tongue, jungle brothers, and black sheep |
Tribe Called Quest, and De La had the fat beats |
Heavy D, Biz Markie, on the back beat |
«Just a Friend» was «No Diggity», Blackstreet |
Kool G Rap, Doug E Fresh, man and Slick Rick |
Large Professor, Big L, and than Q Tip |
Marley Marl, DJ Red Alert, schooled it |
MC Lyte, Salt-N-Pepa, they ruled it |
Nasty Nas tore it up with that «Halftime» |
Every word, every phrase, every dope line |
Man, it was a moment that stopped time |
I thought no one could ever top «That Rhyme» |
And than I heard Main Source |
These cats were like comin' in flames for us |
Biggie Smallz was the king of the concourse |
And ‘Pac, he had so many mind blowers |
Then Gangstarr, such an original |
They made songs that I’ll never forget about |
And than came Lord’s of the Underground |
Puff & Craig Mack, they were bringin' that thunder down |
EPMD hit me with «Crossroads» |
Always «Business as Usual» like pros |
Das EFX with their «iggity» like flows |
And Redman shook me up with my mind blown |
The Wu-Tang, 36 Chambers |
Who’d of thunk they’d come and change what the game was |
Method & Raekwon the Chef, so dangerous |
RZA made tracks, that were Deniro-like famous |
Hold up man, I can’t forget Chubb Rock |
The Fatboys & Beasties with that club rock |
LONS, Busta Rhymes, with the real talk |
Jay-Z had «Godfather of Rap» locked |
Now Kendrick be the new king of the bus stop |
But wait, I’m gettin' ahead of myself, (ahh) stop |
Ice Cube & Ice T were the hard knocks |
Taught us all that we should all fear hip-hop |
Third Bass, MC Serch, flipped the script, hot |
«Back to the Grill Again» rocked blocks and brought Nas |
Than The Roots brought Questlove & Black Thought |
Who’d of thought they on the Jimmy Fallon Late slot? |
And Bizarre Ride to The Pharcyde |
Hieroglyphics shook it up until the sound died |
Del & Souls of Mischief had us on a hand glide |
OutKast, «Southernplayalistic» for the landslide |
Common Sense came and borrowed a dollar |
Poetry resurrected the scholar |
No ID was officially balla |
Mos Def was a part of creating the product |
Xzibit & Mobb Deep the infamous |
Cypress Hill & DJ Muggs, were killin' it |
House of Pain, and Funkdoobiest illin' it |
50 Cent, Missy, Pharrell, and Timbaland |
Dr. Dre, Snoop, and Eminem |
Black Moon and Onyx were filled with that Venom and |
Jeru the Damaja, Ghetto Boys, Young MC |
Grandmaster Flash, Mase, and Showbiz, and AG |
Royce Da 5'9, DJ Scratch with that breakbeat |
RIP, Aaliyah is missed greatly |
There’s a peak into the window that raised me |
Hopefully that can help and explain me |