Hip Hop Groups

"How I ride, why I ride, never really had to try I, I, I eeuuhh Nevermind that, blackjack."

"Gaga can't handle this shit."

"My existence is a momentary lapse of reason."

"I fuck the music, I make it cum."

"Burmese babies under each arm Screamin' beautiful songs."

"Give a fuck whatchya heard Yeah fuck whatchya heard Fore this real shit kicked your whole click to the curb What, what What, what But you dont hear me though Run up bitch ta da death get gripped my steeze is ballin' out Of control whatch you know 'Bout bubblin' Hustle bones comin' out my mouth."

"Triple six, five, forked tongue Subatomic penetration rapid fire through your skull How I shot it on one taking it back to the days of trying to lose control Swerving in a blaze of fire, raging through my bones Oh shit I'm feeling it Takyon Hell yeah, fuck yeah, I feel like killing it Takyon."

"Shed my skin Leave it for the homeless To sleep it."

"I'm at Glow Bowl, in a wet fuck hole Where the 1994 hobos throw 69's and the bitches shout I'll fuck you when I wanna hang out Tell the princess eat shit and die (ownage) Not in public, hoe, I'm still high."

"I got Jesus, he got saved I got power, it's so cheap Fuck this bird, bitch, drink this bleach."

"Fuck that man, my philosophy."

"But don't forget to watch this. Tongue push bankroll off my lips. Who the hell are you legit? What the fuck you think man?"

"Choke on these nuts till the very last."

"Get get get get Got got got got Blood rush to my Head lit hot lock Poppin' off the Fuckin' block knot Clockin' wrist slit Watch bent thought bot."

"I got this pregnant snake Stay surrounded by long hairs."

"I got to be somewhere man fuck!"

"Listen up, you nosy bitch, listen close My most recent purchase, old black rope Gonna learn how to tie it, hang it in my chamber Perfect reminder occult I'm made of."

"Seen it happening before it even happened."

"Whatchya gonna do when they come for you? A gang of hatin pigs."

"Pretty pretty nine, spinning spinning blind Fitting into crime, itch to fuck and grind Death Grips is online, drinking from its spine Living till I'm fine, pretty pretty nine."

"Hit it, split it, make it cum, get wetted Come again, come get it."

"I saw you doing peace signs with the FBI. Might've tried that in the future before so don't lie. All dead dogs go to heaven 'cause dumb bitches let them in. They're just racist and they wanna fuck."

"How the trip never stops On and on, it's beyond insane Why I set myself up In a raging sea of flames?"

"Walk, walk tall (Walk, walk tall) Bring in the day Open up your Eyedollartree."

"Keep your eye on the dollar Falling from my tree Subconscious, subliminal, idolatry"

"Focus on the bird in the park that can't fly. Focus on the truth, never focus on the lie. Look at all the shit in your town and ask why. Focus on the camera hanging from the sky. From beginning to the end, by myself and all alone. Well in my head is the place I call my home. By the time you figure out what the hell is going on. Little bit too late, you're extinct like mastodon."

"Velvet Glove, that you love, obey, and trust, then an Iron Fist comes along and then you're crushed into reality. Why's it you felt deceived? That they got you – spiritually, mentally, and physically."

"Stabbed by the steeple, scalped by the chapel, the choir's got my tongue, and the preacher's got my Adam's apple."

"It's amazing when you stop and think about the times we're living in. The government should hand out free shampoo with their conditioning. They're callin all the master plans to hook their lines and sinkers. They captured all the fools and now they're lookin for the thinkers."

"If you want to understand things, you focus and you see the strings attached to everything, behind the scenes are meanings that begin to tell a story hotter than a purgatory hell. Can't you tell when someone's telling you the truth? Don't you realize the dangers when you're lying to the youth You seem to be quite lost right in the sauce. But tell me why is Exxon and Nabisco throwing up a double-cross? The power to decipher a disguisе is for the wise. The Shеll logo is nothing but a sunrise. It's all perception and the way you look at things. You see flowers, I see bees. You look at books and I see trees."

"Although short lived, Blood of Abraham offered a self-consciously Jewish alternative in rap that emerged from and addressed the greater hip-hop scene. Benyad and Mazik operated and performed entirely outside the Jewish communal realm, incorporating their own diverse Jewish experiences and backgrounds into tracks exploring more expansive rap discourses."

"But tell me: what you're gonna do, when you don't have your crew? You're lookin' in the mirror, but yourself you never knew. I don't really care if you're a Gentile or a Jew. When you come to me, you better speak upon the true."

"Watch your back, be careful don't be careless. In this day and age your paranoia is awareness."

"Brian Cross: Let's talk about the name, Blood of Abraham, what does it mean? Benyad: Blood of Abraham, very simple. Father of many nations. We believe that Christianity, Judaism, Islam, all see Abraham as a prophet, from him stems Ishmael, which became Islam. Jesus traces lineage to Abraham. Abraham also being the first Jew so therefore everybody has got a little blood of Abraham in them unless they're atheist or somethin'. So Blood of Abraham is a universal name."

"By the way, the God you pray to is a black Jew, is a black Jew."

"You can't tell me who to hang with, or kick my raps with, or even make my snaps with, 'cause I'm full-grown and I got a full-grown mind, so mother-fuck sticking with my own kind!"

"If I feel it, I feel it; if I don't, I don't; if it ain't really real, then I probably won't."

"Now I see the importance of history, Why my people be in the mess that they be. Many journeys to freedom made in vain By brothers on the corner playin' ghetto games. I ask you, Lord why you enlightened me Without the enlightenment of all my folks. He said, cuz I set myself on a quest for truth And he was there to quench my thirst, But I am still thirsty. The Lord allowed me to drink some more. He said what I am searching for are The answers to all which are in front of me. The ultimate truth started to get blurry. For some strange reason it had to be, It was all a dream about Tennessee."

"Lately I've been in a life like limbo, Looking out of a smudged up window. We're not sure where our lives are going. Friends, it's summer outside but yet we're snowed in. Don't know where our next dollar's coming from, Living the life of a poor musician. Headliner's strong so he keeps his 9 to 5, Cutting brothers' hair as a means of staying alive. If it wasn't for the rhythm, I think we would have given up by now. This system has gotten the best of me, Now I pray for God to invest in me My dignity, invest his glory. Give me the strength so I can finish the story. Keep on searching for the right way to go out, Coz going out is what it's all about. Huh! You can't be passive, gotta be active."

"Take me to another place, take me to another land, Make me forget all that hurts me, let me understand your plan. Take me to another place, take me to another land, Make me forget all that hurts me, let me understand your plan."

"I told the niggas please let us pass, friend. I said please 'cause I don't like killin' Africans. But he wouldn't stop and I ain't Ice Cube. But I had to take the brother out for being rude. And like I said before I was mad by then. It took three or four cops to pull me off of him. But that's the story y'all of a black man, Actin' like a nigga and get stomped by an African. You see I am everyday people. You see, I am everyday people."

"Mr. Wendal has freedom, A free that you and I think is dumb. Free to be without the worries of a quick to diss society. For Mr. Wendal's a bum. His only worries are sickness And an occasional harassment by the police and their chase. Uncivilized we call him. But I just saw him eat off the food we waste. Civilization, are we really civilized, yes or no? Who are we to judge When thousands of innocent men could be brutally enslaved And killed over a racist grudge? Mr. Wendal has tried to warn us about our ways, But we don't hear him talk."

"I say, "Are you doing as much as you can for the struggle?" (no) "Am I doing as much as I can for the struggle? (no) Then why do I cry when My people are in trouble (yo) My ancestors slapped me In the face and said (go) Harriet Tubman Told me to get on up. Marcus Garvey said the negro, You get on up. My brother Malcolm X... Need I name more? It ain't like we never Seen blood before. Come on, let's talk Revolution, now (revolution). All my people say (revolution). All my brothers say (revolution). All my sisters say (revolution)."

"Lord it's obvious we got a relationship, Talkin' to each other every night and day. Although you're superior over me, We talk to each other in a friendship way. Then outta nowhere you tell me to break Outta the country and into more country, Past Dyesburg and Ripley Where the ghost of childhood haunts me. Walk the roads my forefathers walked, Climb the trees my forefathers hung from. Ask those trees for all their wisdom, They tell me my ears are so young (Home). Go back, from whence you came (Home). My family tree, my family name (Home). For some strange reason it had to be (Home) He guided me to Tennessee (Home)."

"I'm the cream of the crop / I rise to the top / I never eat a pig, 'cause a pig is a cop."

"I came to get down, I came to get down, so get out your seat and jump around / Jump around. Jump around. Jump around. Jump up, jump up, and get down."

"DJ Paul is a dog, one you do not trust. You leave your green around me? Nigga, your green gonna get lit up! You leave your drink around me? Believe that your drink is going to get drunk up!"

"Ice on the wrist, with the ice on the chain."

"Now now 6 got my hands on my first my mill, eyes sold 7 damn near and a quarter bill."

"What'chu talkin' 'bout Willis? Who the illest? You know my name's Adam, stop callin' me Phyllis."