| This ain’t no sipping tea
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| Nigga better stop tripping, G
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| Soon every emcee will see
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| Why none of these other emcees fuck with me
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| Ruff! |
| Because I’m old school nigga
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| Bonneville! |
| Like a old school whipper
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| Got a mill! |
| Ain’t no spitter sicker
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| Can’t no spitter script a iller script a living scripture
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| I’m the victor so I figure
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| Can’t a mirror paint a picture clearer
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| Ain’t no cross dressers from my era
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| Jah pretenders or no Caitlyn Jenners
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| Yeah I chopped my antennas
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| Other-worldly was my early lyrical communications
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| There were spaces from the places I received initiation
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| So in basic conversations I was flying over niggas heads
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| In layman’s terms I had to chop the dreads
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| To check the game and rap is off the bed <—
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| Crimson trace on his face — shot off his head!
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| We call it murderer style
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| Don’t make me bury a child
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| I’ll be here for a while so prepare for me now
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| And be ready when the shit goes down
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| Mag pull 30 rounds that’s another going down
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| Mad fools mean clowns brass ?? |
| clash sounds <—
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| Drop a jewel, give a pound
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| Stevie Wallace nigga do the knowledge
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| Never hatin' but ths space requires patience
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| To be great but nominated rap’s greatest most underrated
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| And that’s gotta be the greatest fuckin' understatement
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| You wonder why we lacking as a nation
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| Y’all be acting like we crazy
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| When we sayin rap is more than entertainment
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| Then some crackers came and changed it
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| Now all your rappers say the same shit
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| Make a mil, pop a pill, throwing up some gang shit
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| Running from the cops but other blacks think you bang with <—
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| This space hurt, excuse my fucking language
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| It’s like a famous, far from what the game is
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| Name on the same list
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| Because your favorite rapper know me
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| You think I rap and lil homie
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| But I’m it’s progenitor
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| Veteran, been at war
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| My whole race in a hurt space, I ain’t bitter or
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| Bitching ‘bout a rap rep
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| Listen, I’mma rap rep Trenton to the fullest
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| Spittin' bullets, better back step
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| Do it in the name of love, Machine Gun Kelly
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| A-R but not the R pissin' on your daughters belly
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| I’m the truth like really
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| You niggas sound silly
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| When you say you love your niggas but have no love for your women
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| Seeing niggas hugging kissing
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| Seeing women duck and diss em
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| How the fuck you don’t feel em?
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| They the mothers of your children
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| The only thing appealing is the cap for your bald cap
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| Whole head snap back, knocking off his snap back
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| Fuck it, let’s just say liberated from the crack trap
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| Go home flush his crack packs
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| Hacked into his ProTools, erase all the wack raps
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| The music, on the overused trap tracks
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| That’s that — scratch that, I’m almost ready
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| Hurt locker, booth rocker, call me
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| Slap a cracker if I hafta, like Sara Suten Seti
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| While these rappers making cake just to date Lil Debbie
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| I’m with runnin' devils from
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| And I’m hot, Serengeti
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| No I’m not sparing lefties
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| You know, righteous racist liberals who won’t speak it but detest me
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| Call the cops, hope they arrest me
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| Turn my sunny day gray, I be more like Freddie
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| Say he feared for his life to justifiably get me
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| Hold on wait a minute let me address this space correctly
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| Devil’s
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| A transvestite wins the Espy
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| Seems like nothing in this space, gonna serve or protect me
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| So I study Amos Wilson and convey it to my children
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| Dr. Bobby Wright was right, Mentacide is in the building
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| Exit into B. F. Skinner, overwriting what your will is
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| If we control resources, we can turn poor kids to killers
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| Even though we engineered it, they would never think to kill us
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| So we can keep convincing half the poor the other half’s the villain
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| And they can do our dirty work, so we don’t have to kill em
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| The nature of this space is race related — no opinion
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| Decimated, melinated corpses forced in graves and prisons
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| Young black voices drowned out by this «all lives» meta-sickness
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| See this space is so systemic
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| It’s endemic anti-blackness is inherent
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| It’s foreparents planned it this way that’s apparent |