| What the hell is the matter with these crazy fools?
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| Been spitting 7 months, talking about he paid his dues
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| Rappers everywhere I go there ain’t no escape
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| These days the crackheads are dropping mix tapes
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| The radio got you cut and they’re spinning it loud
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| Go to a show, nothing but other emcees in the crowd
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| Most of them can’t spit a lick but some of them can
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| Nowadays man, the artists outnumber the fans
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| It’s the retarded sounding artists that’s causing the trouble
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| And the ones with real skills getting lost in the shuffle
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| Swear up and down you’re in the top three the way you’re bumping
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| Making it hard on the ones that’s really saying something
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| Every day another born and more I found recent
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| Twenty rappers in your clique and only one that’s sounding decent
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| And don’t get it twisted, he ain’t no hell of an artist
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| He only stands out because his homeboys is so garbage
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| There’s too many rappers, every city, every nation
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| Some of y’all need to find another occupation
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| Fill out an application, go work at a gas station
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| But put the mic down because it’s fantasies that you’re chasing
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| These fools be watching 106 and Park when they get home
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| Trying to figure who’s the next clown that they can clone
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| Instead of trying to be innovative with styles you’re dropping
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| You set out to copy somebody already popping
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| 7 albums still ain’t made you no cash
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| And your rotten homeboys won’t even tell you it’s trash
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| They’re sitting in the studio with you night after night
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| You come out the booth say «how that sound?»
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| They be like «Yeah, that’s tight»
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| But in reality, they’re scared for the truth to come out
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| That your vocals sounding like you got a boot in your mouth
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| Why don’t you try your hand at something else (please)
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| Go and sell some Avon
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| Them nursery school raps sound like you wrote that shit in crayon
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| And I ain’t acting like I’m platinum though I’ll rip the best up
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| But damn at least I sell every unit that I press up
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| Your friends don’t even buy your music, I ain’t joking
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| You got boxes from three years ago that still never been opened
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| Can’t hardly give your stuff away, I don’t know how you survive
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| Yo, I’ve heard of three for ten but damn homie, three for five?
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| Your lyric writing, it ain’t all that precise man
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| You might need to try just being a hype man
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| You’re not qualified to stand with the mic in hand
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| See it’s about the tightest flows, not the tightest pants
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| And never step to me because what comes out my mouth will roast you
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| You’re better off being that dude who’s passing out the posters
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| Rhyming ain’t for everybody, still a lot have tried
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| Truthfully only a handful are qualified
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| Talent level on the bottom side
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| We should colonize and force them to have their job descriptions modified
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| Plenty of music in the streets but we don’t trust who made it
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| And that’s the reason why the fans are so frustrated
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| Case closed until you come up with some sicker flows
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| Trash rappers on every corner just like liquor stores
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| (Outro)
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| See, don’t feel bad, man, there’s a lot you can do in the game, you ain’t gotta
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| rap. |
| You could produce, you could shoot videos, you can design album covers,
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| man, you can be the dude that carries the equipment… all of that, man,
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| there’s a place for ya. |
| Just put that mic down |