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    geez... on all the songs i go to no one ever posts anything. this is one of cypress hills best songs, since all there new shit sucks, no offense to cypress hill listeners, but whatever.

    asilbaby23on May 19, 2002   Link
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    The Rock Superstar version of this song is such an awesome Cypress Hill song, its one of those songs you turn up real loud and just kinda drive faster than u should with the windows down kinda songs.

    LiveUrLifeon May 26, 2002   Link
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    I like rock superstar better but they're both good lol

    psycochicon June 13, 2002   Link
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    the meaning of this song is easy to find it shows you life of a rock superstar but theres a small message its saying that once your a rock superstar you can go out and have people not give you respect or you can keep going until death than that shows you cant live your life

    Incesticide80on June 09, 2003   Link
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    I think both versions are good. But I'd have to say that their album "Stoned Raiders" (which is pretty recent) was pretty damn good, so I don't think all of their new stuff sucks. Haven't heard anything off their newest album, though.

    6th_sadistic_sniperon November 03, 2004   Link
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    This is a song about "yeah...I've got millions and a huge house, 5 cars and a Bentley, but my life is really hard and you should feel for me". Whatever. Talk to someone who's worked in a factory for 40 years and is no further ahead than he was when he started and rap about that shit.

    Dinguseson March 30, 2006   Link
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    I love this song! The first song I heard from cypress and I think rock version is alot better,rap version suck

    Hybrid Sinisteron December 02, 2006   Link
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    I find it to be about the things that are lost due to fame. The man who has only been in the factory for 40 years in some ways rich comparatively speaking. He has something that those who sought and obtained fame (in the way described) can never get back. The song is something like warning. The "life" is real, but there's so many lies, so many things you just may not expect. But I like to read the positive into things if I can see it, so what do I know.

    ThisIsntAMadeUpNameon April 24, 2007   Link

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