| Fuck the new clothes, sport shitty jeans, fuck the limousines
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| When the ho schemes you end up with no beans
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| There’s only 50,000 heads that are true to this
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| The rest are clueless to what real hip hop music is
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| Plus the labels think that artists are pathetic, I don’t sweat it
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| If they take the credit I will send them to the medic
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| The industry will gas ya head up, you ain’t shit to them, don’t get fed up
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| 'Cuz when you’re down and out they won’t help you get up
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| They sit around creating gimmicks, sky’s the limit, but to him it’s
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| Nothing, A&R men act like schizophrenics
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| Fuck the negative reviews, I sing the blues
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| 'Cuz if I blow up I still lose
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| Now how can the musicians be the scholars
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| When they’re making less than four percent of six dollars?
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| Most of the kids that kick a rap just don’t deserve opinions, acting like
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| critics
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| Looking like Richard Simmons, now they’re sporting Timberlands
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| And I ain’t trying to be accepted, but it’s hectic
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| When you try to sell you records and ya record label don’t respect it
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| Now all these promotional stunts gets me emotional
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| Not hospitable, I’ll never recoup so it’s not profitable
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| And I can end up as white trash living in a trailer park
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| Eatin' tuna fish with my Cheez Whiz
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| «So how you’d get ya job in the black music department?»
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| Since I was growing up that’s where my heart went
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| I won’t be going out like Kurt Cobain, or Tattoo
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| «Da plane, da plane!» |
| jibba jibba jib, Jane!
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| So if my sales don’t exceed the expectations
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| My relation-ships will be Uzi clips and decapitations
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| 'Cuz the fact is, technically, I need a vasectomy
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| No pregnancy, kids got the tendency to be sweating me
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| So do ya own! |
| Them scumbags is making moneybags
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| In the meantime, ya Karl Kanis turn to rags
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| 'Cuz labels don’t know shitty rappers from any rappers
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| So listen rappers, they only know how to pinch a penny, rappers
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| I end up bankrupt and penniless, while you remain the rich man
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| My fist is up your ass to rip ya lips off
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| This ain’t the rock and roll era, so how could you know what’s worse or better?
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| Chilling in ya polyester sweater
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| A big advancement doesn’t make the move the wisest
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| 'Cuz Def Jam offered me more loot than Jive did
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| And the executives at labels, they about equal to McDonald’s workers
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| They all down to jerk us, trying to keep us poor on purpose
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| They expect that respect that they don’t give, so don’t think that it’s negative
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| If you don’t want to let a record executive live
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| Now pretty bitches wind up giving up they butts
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| But I’m used to busting nuts in stank perverted sluts
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| Just the thought of getting signed, you masturbated
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| Can’t you see the industry is gold-plated?
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| «He sounds like Ice Cube, let’s sign him!
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| He sounds like Onyx, let’s sign him!
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| He sounds like that shit that’s hittin', let’s sign him!»
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| God forbid I get HIV
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| I’d be bitin' people and spittin' blood at the entire music industry |