This is a sequel to 2001's "Reckless Abandon", and features the band looking back on their clumsy youth fondly.
white kids love hip hop and disc jocks, go-carts and fist fights, getting drunk on bud
then getting high like a pitch pipe. are you an mc chris type; a hip hop lovin’ half pint?
then just turn on your heartlight. a bunsen burner barfly. this is our time blast it from
the boombox, liberate the goondocks, saw your cousin in a tube top, bust a nugget in a
tube sock. it’s tupac, it’s big pop, it’s hip hop, it don’t stop. cuz I love that song,
I love that groove. motherfucker, I can’t help but move. so if you don’t mind, if it’s
alright with you I’m gonna get in the electric slide line just to prove that:
chorus – white kids love hip hop x3
white kids love hip hop and axel, tractors and rambo, playing unreal tournament with
infinite ammo. taggers and vandals in black socks and sandals, doin as many drugs as they
can motherfuckin’ handle. skippin’ school, breakin’ rules and flippin the bird, fast food
cartoons after ittin’ some erb. freakin dem flirts, making’m pur till it hurts, just a
couple nerds clockin’ the curbs, a couple a words about my nilla wiggas, packin peters
that are measured in milimeters. we don’t talk in the theaters like we’re siskel and ebert.
we drink box wine and we listen to weezer.
chorus repeat
then getting high like a pitch pipe. are you an mc chris type; a hip hop lovin’ half pint?
then just turn on your heartlight. a bunsen burner barfly. this is our time blast it from
the boombox, liberate the goondocks, saw your cousin in a tube top, bust a nugget in a
tube sock. it’s tupac, it’s big pop, it’s hip hop, it don’t stop. cuz I love that song,
I love that groove. motherfucker, I can’t help but move. so if you don’t mind, if it’s
alright with you I’m gonna get in the electric slide line just to prove that:
chorus – white kids love hip hop x3
white kids love hip hop and axel, tractors and rambo, playing unreal tournament with
infinite ammo. taggers and vandals in black socks and sandals, doin as many drugs as they
can motherfuckin’ handle. skippin’ school, breakin’ rules and flippin the bird, fast food
cartoons after ittin’ some erb. freakin dem flirts, making’m pur till it hurts, just a
couple nerds clockin’ the curbs, a couple a words about my nilla wiggas, packin peters
that are measured in milimeters. we don’t talk in the theaters like we’re siskel and ebert.
we drink box wine and we listen to weezer.
chorus repeat
Lyrics submitted by BrownBabu84
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true dat
Whoot.
i know i love those things
damn he has me pinned man i do love hip hop werd is that brak at the end of the song
damn he has me pinned man i do love hip hop werd is that brak at the end of the song
man, there's nothing to do in this stupid town. rope swings busted. stinking cops always kickin me out of the park. manager of the 7-11 always saying "get off my curb, you good for nothing" all the girls already know i'm a bad kisser, so they won't come anywhere near me. i don't know how many times ive been to tgif. a kid can eat an onion bloom only so many times. bowlings boring. the skating rink's been taken over by 12 year olds. there aint no good movies out. blockbuster never has any good games in. i dont wanna play bombad racing, i mean what the heck is that? i'm sick of all my records and every time i walk into a record store i forget what i wanna get. and there aint nothin on tv, not a stupid thing. there aint nothin to do except take naps and wait patiently for death.
oh, bullshit.
Hep..... What r u talking about?
yup that is Andy Merril, voice of Brak at the end of the song, awesome!
haha i love this song so much. and the very end part (man, there's nothing to do in the stupid town...etc.) reminds me EXACTLY of the town i live in...except we don't even have a TGIF.
Definately. I LOVE Hip Hop. <3