(Murs/spoken):
I never saw your 4-track demo circulating in my town
I mean, you know, fools just come out and start rapping and shit
YouknowhatI'msaying, never putting any work in
prior to
YouknowhatI'msaying, going into a 24 track studio
All a waste of money and shit
Never really rocked a show, youknowhatI'msaying?
Never had to perform in front of people

(Grouch):
I cannot lie and say I've rapped since ‘85
I didn't battle in the parks when the art of b-boying was alive
But if I did I'd be the baddest MC out
Like many claim they are beyond the shadow of a doubt
I'm on the path, but then my clout is very small right now
But as the days go by it grows tall
And I'll try the best to be the freshest that I can be
And let you see me, not the creation of a company
Not crumbling g's, but I'm traveling overseas
? as my singles joke and tease
I'm soaking these days up, because it doesn't get no better
And I know better, I flow whether or not you try to stop me
Because I'm the master, so who's the copy?
Not me

Someone take a census
Rap is senseless now
Fools create the fake and pretending style
I try to mend the break but the fracture was deep
Most rapture is weak

(Grouch):
And then they came by the dozens
Sisters, uncles, nephews, brothers, nieces, cousins
Whoever you was in this world you were eligible
You'll be telling the whole planet you were a victim
As long as you rhymed that with "trigger finger" and the "N" word
Men heard this and were interested

Centers tested these men on speed and the ability to make bass
Then they take teams and the battle begins to take place
At a great rate currency was made
So few MCs were paid, most faked it and played rich in videos
Collecting scratch from doing shitty shows
It's pretty low how it functioned
Most had the assumption that rap was an easy way out
The easy route, that's how I know what I'm talking about

Someone take a census
Rap is senseless now
Fools create the fake and pretending style
I try to mend the break but the fracture was deep
Most rapture is weak

(Grouch):
So in ‘96 originality is really hard to find
Fools create one song and submit it just to get signed
They say forget finding out how shit works
Then they obtain a contract and complain about getting jerked
My written work stack grow larger everyday
As the reality of being true comes farther into play
It gets harder in a way, but in the end
I know that everything I do today's going to pay off
So stay off the bandwagon when it does, in a minute because it's near
I feel it in my bones that all foes shall run in fear
I come with shear musical elegance
And ladies who try to degrade me, they're unintelligent

(Murs/spoken):
But it's like, youknowhatI'msaying
Motherfuckers that never did a show
Holding a mic all at the top
You can never hear what they saying
They want to complain about the sounds and shit
Get on MTV Raps or Rap City
Can't even pronunciate and pronounce their words
Can't even speak English, trying to rap and shit
C'mon, master your shit before you get out in the public with that bullshit
For real, shit is senseless


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