| Y’all hung us and we forgave you
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| Y’all whooped us 'til we praise you
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| And how hundreds of years later, we still a slave to you?
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| I say to you, «Treat us the same way you treated Dylann Roof»
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| And y’all ain’t 'posed to be scared of us, we 'posed to be scared of you
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| Dylann killed half of the church, y’all took him to Burger King
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| Killed George Floyd 'bout twenty dollars, knee on his neck and spleen
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| You don’t wanna look like one of them, they’ll try to steal your dream
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| «Protect and serve"is the motto, guess they don’t know what it means
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| I’m tryna live, live to that day I can see an all black jury
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| 2020 and I still ain’t seen an all-black jury
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| Just got a text from my mama, said, «Babe, I hope you’re safe»
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| I texted back and told her, «I hope they don’t kill me by my race»
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| Equal, we just wanted to be treated equal
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| You bleed red, I bleed red, we all people
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| Equal, we just wanted to be treated equal
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| Cap took a knee and they fired him, all 'bout his people
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| You got a gun and I don’t, the one who 'posed to be scared
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| The ones who chasing they dream ain’t the ones who 'posed to be dead
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| And why the judge and the prosecutors ain’t spoken out yet?
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| And systematic racism responds by havin' these
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| If it don’t effect the majority, it ain’t a problem, for real
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| That’s opioids, a problem, don’t know what an opioid is
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| Now how the system gon' treat you, it all depend where you live
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| They only deem it a problem 'pending on how the majority feel
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| He killed half of the church, they say he mentally disturbed
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| Some people did a lil' looting, White House called 'em a thug
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| With his fortune, five-hundred coppers who stealin' from all of us
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| Corona killin' these inmates, ain’t nobody sayin' a word
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| He don’t sympathize with a race, he care more 'bout the flag
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| His black folk who fought and served too, lil' homie, that’s facts
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| And once you show us who you is, it ain’t no walking it back
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| You stood in the paint for his pain and I love you for that
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| In this world, there’s two justices and we all know that
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| Paul Manafort stole millions and did two years for that
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| My partner got caught wit' crack cocaine, got twenty-five for that
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| We’re talkin' to you, blue in the face but ain’t no explainin' that
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| We ain’t askin' for no favours, just wanna be treated the same
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| If you only care about you, how you expect it to change?
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| If you’ve been privileged all your life, it’s hard to feel our pain
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| And Mr. Officer, I’on want no problems, just don’t kill me, man
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| No, the system ain’t broke, it’s workin' exactly how they designed it
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| The system don’t work for everybody and ain’t no way you can deny it
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| If you don’t think Jake and Tyrone deserve to be treated the same
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| Then you part of the problem, the system never gon' change
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| Everybody white ain’t good and everybody black ain’t bad
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| The education they give you, it all depend on your bag
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| The Indians were here first and y’all took it from them
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| I’on even know why stealing illegal 'cause y’all did it to them
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| Do you even know it feel to have a knee on your neck?
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| I’m talkin' 'bout the system now, they make it hard to progress
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| «A black man became president so we ain’t racist»
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| The eight years that he served, half the world couldn’t take
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| The darker your skin is, to some, that mean you less qualified
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| The undercover racist dangerous 'cause he don’t show you no signs
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| If they can make money off it, they’ll welcome you to the club
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| And they’ll smile in your face and call you a nigga in the tub
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| You got value? |
| That’s the only way they dealin' wit' you
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| Fall off or go to prison? |
| Then they finished wit' you
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| I ain’t just here to entertain you, I’m worth more than that
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| I can trade stocks just like you, my brother showed me that
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| Equal |