Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Inner Monologue, artist - Talib Kweli. Album song Gravitas, in the genre Иностранный рэп и хип-хоп
Date of issue: 14.12.2013
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: Javotti Media
Song language: English
Inner Monologue |
This about to be the realest shit you ever heard |
I lynch rappers, got them hanging on my every word |
These bitch rappers be claiming they slinging heavy word |
Really snitch rappers, niggas singing like every bird |
Rich rappers, nah, I don’t know them niggas |
Niggas don’t get rich rapping, they selling clothes or liquor |
My flow is sicker cause I flow with vigor |
I’m no beginner, peep the whole agenda |
Control my center cause I gravitate with Gravitas |
This my inner monologue |
Burning down your party cause our cocktails is molotov |
My crime mob make you stop, lock and drop, don’t get wollywop’d |
Actually battery in my back like a copper top |
Got it popping, started on the B-side of Body Rock |
Direct to fan, I’m running my shop like my mom and pop |
Modern day slavery today to be an artist, watch |
They treat them like a product and try to mount like a hot 'n tot |
Molly pop, niggas not caring if they body rot |
Partying like Mardi Gras, get the cream like Häagen-Dazs |
Golly gosh, this is Utopia, cornucopia |
I’m known to start revolts against the Romans like Zenobia |
Hoping to keep coping copious amounts of opiates |
Tried to start a union, but they blocked me like a Soviet |
I hope they get it, I’m sick of explaining history |
I’m rolling with a circle of winners, we claimin' victories |
It ain’t a mystery, the hate’ll make it bittersweet |
They hate when I engage to debate 'em like Wale’s Twitter feed |
Who I’m kidding? |
I’m the great debater |
My crew stay winning, we stay innovating |
Your circle is rotten as great tomatoes |
They get high with you then start dry snitching like Jose Canseco |
Prosecco, I’m sipping vino with a vivid hue |
Haberdasher rocking Borsalinos like Hasidic Jews |
Pitiful, rappers never stand up to the ridicule |
That’s why I had to get at you |
Wear it if it fit the shoe, nigga |
(Baby, just shine your light |
If you’ve gotta dim yours, so they can shine brighter |
Just stay bright, so shine your light) |
We’re in a transitional world right now because the nature of distribution is |
changing. |
The distribution channels that people have built over the last |
century or so are in flux. |
The print, the visual artist, the musicians… |
which on the one hand intimidating and on the other, immensely liberating. |
The rules, the assumptions, the now-we're-supposed-tos of how you get your |
work seen and what you do then, they’re breaking down. |
The gatekeepers are |
leaving their gates. |
You can be as creative as you need to be to get your work |
seen. |
The old rules are crumbling. |
And nobody knows what the new rules are, |
so make up your own rules |