Viens pas mettre le nez dans mes affaires
Mon rap prend de la protéine, soulève voilà les haltères
Je fais des dons d'urine pour que la France entière se désaltère
L'Afrique c'est la terre, alors santé je déblatère
Portuaire est l'arrivage, le paysage est mortuaire
En banlieue, Mesdames, Messieurs, on fait dans la came et le sports-wear
On met du blik au marché Malik, me clique sur internet
Ce son c'est ma manière de dire d'aller niquer ta mère
Des MC en millions de pixels, le soir sur XXL
T'es assis négro, ça va du 4X au 6XL
Tu voudrais nous chier dessus, devenir officiel
Tes grosses merdes se coupent en 2, essaye sans ton string ficelle

Tu peux pas rivaliser, on va te dévaliser
Te déraciner, te décalciner
Tu peux pas rivaliser, on va te dévaliser, man
Te déraciner, te décalciner

OK, un bon joint du '92, déjà que ma libido est brusquée
Je compose un numéro, glisse entre une paire de cuisses musclées
Ici on est tranquille, loin de tout parasite
Baby, donne moi la bise puis suce moi la bite
OK, je suis vulgaire, les bourges en chopent des ulcères
Quand ils écoutent ce qui sort de ma bouche, c'est le son dangereux du ter-ter
Sono à fond, intérieur cuir noir, boîte séquentielle
Pour écrire il me faut du shizz-nit, la drogue m'est essentielle
On est venu cracher notre haine, fuck la SDRM
Hauts-de-Seine ça vend du seum car c'est le cash qu'elles aiment
J'étais là bien avant Break Street
Sans limites comme dans GTA, je représente la banlieue comme un grec-frites
Du biffe, rien ne change à part mon bling-bling
Opé je suis dans le coin VIP, du poing VIP
Je pose en uncut sur les coups, claque la '92
C'est pour les loups, les louves, les oufs et les youv'

Tu peux pas rivaliser, on va te dévaliser
Te déraciner, te décalciner
Tu peux pas rivaliser, on va te dévaliser, man
Te déraciner, te décalciner

OK, OK, fumer mes confrères, je n'ai que ça à faire
Les humilier, balayer, ravager, tabasser, voyager en classe affaire
Toute l'équipe à Sarko, je la ferais bien tapiner
Au micro je suis un des négros les plus raffinés
Je fais du son à la Kurt Cobain, son à fond dans la Merco-Benz
Pour toi c'est fini demande à Yékini, je te, je te, je te baise
Les clochards vendent des copies de mon nouvel opus
Prennent le bus pour aller sucer, au marché aux puces
C'est pour les enfants terribles qui ne font aucun effort
Au parcours comme une queue de négro, long et pénible
Que le prochain fils de lâche qui veut me clash viennent me le dire en face
B.2O.B-Arme, drogue et cash, personne ne le remplace

Tu peux pas rivaliser, on va te dévaliser
Te déraciner, te décalciner
Tu peux pas rivaliser, on va te dévaliser, man
Te déraciner, te décalciner

OK, OK


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