Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Knockin Our Hustle, artist - K Rino. Album song Triple Darkness, Vol. 1: Wreck Time, in the genre Иностранный рэп и хип-хоп
Date of issue: 05.02.2008
Record label: Black Book - SoSouth
Song language: English
Knockin Our Hustle |
One time for ya mind |
Clear some thangs up real quick, man |
Cause I ain’t like things to talk from being out here, yeah |
Thangs I’ve be reading |
Shows I’ve been watching |
Telling… taking some real haterism |
Real haterism |
It ain’t looking good |
Listen, uh |
I remember a time, when one coast ran the game |
And everybody showed respect to em no matter who came |
But the success that they untamed became hard to sustained |
And after years of money and fame they relinquished their brain |
We supposed them from day one, the east coast was flourishing |
Had love for hip hop and paid Amish to it’s origins |
But when we try to sign with them our dreams got shattered |
We got over look and shot down like we didn’t matter |
So we went independent struggle hard for a minute |
Never tripping knowing without them, we wouldn’t be in it |
We watch the west coast represented to the fullest capacity |
Brought a new style dropped classic heat and did it with mastery |
All the while we kept racing G, still grinding patiently |
Through the hating way to each station the city in the nation see |
And now we even good so they instantly hated |
But check the history the south is what some of y’all originated |
Tell me why y’all getting pissed cause we opening doors |
Why you try’na knock our hustle we ain’t never knocked yours |
We gave love and look how dirty you did us |
You need to step ya game up and try to get this bread with us |
If be hoofing the mind state of hate is being proven |
Jealousy brooming and fools because they units ain’t moving |
I used to watch Apollo and no matter how good the artist was doing |
If they was from the south, nine out of ten the crowd starting booing |
They think we have no capacity for intelligent speaking |
As if intelligence is only confined the one coast the region |
We got artist who are some of the best in the world of nation |
But get no consideration based on geographical location |
They think it’s stupid, but I’ll tell you what stupid to me |
Judging a whole region off ten guce you’ve might of seen on TV |
Now all of a sudden, hip hop is dead and it’s time to rebuild it |
Well if it is dead I feel it was hating that killed it |
On the radio you say the south is country and slow |
But it’s all love when you down here try’na make you some doe |
Now when they shit is lame, we the ones they tend to blame |
And brace the versity that’s the main element that extends the game, fool |
And I ain’t tripping I was raised on east coast hip hop |
I was trained by KRS, Chop Game with Tila Roc |
We got New Yorkers who buying CD’s every one that I had |
But since we so simply and dumb lemme give you some math |
We grind hard, hit the road, hustle straight blue collar |
Y’all are major labels per unit given half of a dollar |
So if you went gold you’re grossing two hundred and fifty grand |
Too pay your managers your lawyer and don’t forget Uncle Sam |
Every promotional expense that they said you would need |
Not to mention parts of the contract that you failed to read |
After the video and studio time they recruit |
You might touch fifty G’s unless yo ass in the group |
Now down south our records independently drop |
Let’s say we move fifty thousand to eighty dollars a pop |
Minimum overhead four hundred thousand all our cash |
Do the math sometimes we make more instead a less then y’all ass, yeah |