featuring Craig G



(Get) (Get)

(Get)

(Get funky)



[VERSE 1]

When I get stupid to the point that I'm mentally mad

My rhymes start to flow so I simply must brag

About my style that makes you vibrant I keep drivin

Until the song turns me to a hip hop giant

Me and Marley Marl we're goin one on one

For any sucker rapper that chooses to come

And for me Craig G a/k/a The Kingpin

I drop science, can't you tell how I'm singing?

They hate how I tie my mic cord to a whip

Suckers just have to flip cause I'm so hip

Craig G and Marley Marl, we form the ultimate alliance

No sucker can deal when I'm droppin science



(Get)

(Get)

(Get funky)



I'm droppin science



[VERSE 2]

Rappers: Ask yourself the same question

Why am I best in this profession?

Is it because you're scared to step to me, yo

Or the things Marley does in the studio?

I drop science as if I was Butterfingers

And I know there's not another singer

In this lifetime to kick the right rhyme

Cause there's not another rhyme quite like mine

And when it comes to havin showmanship

I really don't care who you go and get

Cause rappers hate me, I'm so defiant

And I can get stupid just by droppin science



(Get)

(Get)

(Get funky)



I'm droppin science



[VERSE 3]

Livin larger than life, and what this means is

We'll be the dopest duo comin outta Queensbridge

Now crews hate us cause we're extraordinaire

For you to beat us? Hm, I think that's sort of rare

These rhymes are dope, that's how I transmit

And sized perfectly, so that they can fit

You're steppin to us? You need traction

Or you'll be another sucker missin in action

You hate to hear it? You'll learn to love it

My smokin rhymes, you always think of it

I eat MC's up like a pack of hungry lions

So step out my way, I'm droppin science



(Get)

(Get)

(Get funky)



I'm droppin science



[VERSE 4]

The Vernon Posse along with me Craig G

Is gonna rock it till the crowd begs me

To kick the next verse, your context's worse

Like all the others, that's why I get respect first

And believe me, I'm never on on others

Cause as a member of Cold Chillin'/Warner Brothers

I do swear to uphold this

Title of rap to be the boldest

Among so many MC's

Yo Marley, yo we outta here?

(Yo money, let's breeze)

Alright



I'm droppin science


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