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Eazy's response to "Dre Day"
"but Dre Day only meant Eazy's payday" R.I.P. Eric Wright
Eazy's response to "Dre Day"
"but Dre Day only meant Eazy's payday" R.I.P. Eric Wright
"Comp-ton
Comp-ton
Comp-ton
Real muthaphuckkin G's...
Real muthaphuckkin G's...
Real Muthaphuckkin G's...
Verse One
Hey Yo doctor, here's another proper track
and it's phat, watch the sniper, time to pay the piper
and let that real shit provoke, so you's a wanna be 'loc
and you'll get smoked and i hope that yer fans understand
when ya talk about playin me, the same records that ya
makin' is payin me
Motherfuck Dre
Motherfuck Snoop
Motherfuck Death Row
Yo, and here comes my left blow
'cuz i'm the E-A-Z-Y-E, and this is the season
to let the Real motherfuckin G's in, ya like a kid ya
found a pup and now yer dapper, but tell me where the
fuck ya found an anerexic rapper
talkin 'bout who ya go squabble with and who ya shoot
you're only 60 pounds when yer wet and wearin boots
damn E, they tried to fade you on Dre Day
But Dre Day only met Eazy's pay day
all of a sudden Dr Dre is a G thang, but on his
old album cover he was a she thang
so Nigga please, Nigga please don't step to deez
motherfuckin' Real G's
Stop him in his track, show him that i am Ruthlles
Yo Dre, what's up? *bang*
Stop him in his track, show him that i am Ruthlles
Yo Dre, what's up? *bang*
verse 2:Gangsta Dresta
Everyday it's a new rapper, claimin to be dapper then
the Dresta, smoother then a bitch but Dre's a rollin
gangster, ain't broke a law in yer life, yet every time you rap
you yap about the guns and knifes, just take a good look
at the nigga, and you'll capture the fact, that the bastard is
simply just an actor, who mastered the bang and the slang
and the Mental, of Niggaz in Compton, wattz, and South Central
never ever once have you ran with the turf, but yet in every verse you
claim you used to do the dirt, but tell me who's a witness
to your fuckin work, so ya never had no buiness, so
save the drama jerk, Niggaz straight kill me
knowin that they pranksters, this is going out to
you studio gangsters,see i did dirt, i did work, so
many Niggaz can vouch that, so since i got stripes
i got the right to rap about that, but Niggaz like you
i gotta hate ya, i'm just tired of Suburbian Niggaz talkin about they comin from projects knowin ya ain't seen the parts of the streets G
think ya tryin bang around the time of the peace treaty
wearin kackis and ya mob while ya ryhme, little fag
tried to sag, but ya gettin flooded at the same time,
and ya set don't accept ya, ya scared to kick with yer homies
'cuz ya know they don't respect ya, So Nigga please check
nuts before ya step to deez, motherfuckin Real G's
Verse Three:B.G. Knocc Out
Well, it's the Knocc Out, definition orginal baby gangster
approach me like you hard, motherfucker I'ma bank ya
shank ya, with my fuckin shank, if I havta
Dr Dre and Snoop Doggy Dogg are fuckin actors
pranksters, studio gangsters, busters
but this time yer dealin with some real motherfuckers
G's, Nigga please, don't try to step
because if ya do, then a pilled cap is all that would be left
see young Niggaz like me, will break ya off somethin,
claimin my city, but Dre you ain't from Compton
Niggaz like ya'll is what I call wannabe's it aint shit compared
to Real Motherfuckin' G's
Stop him in his track, show him that i am Ruthlles
Yo Dre, What's up? *bang*
Stop him in his track, show him that i am Ruthlles
Yo Dre, what's up? *bang*
Eazy-E:
I never met an OG who never did shit wrong
ya tried to diss the Eazy-E so now Nigga it's on you
and ya Doggy Dogg, think yer all honk and shit
both of you bitches, can come and suck my Doggy's dick
beatin up a bitch don't make ya shit, but then agian some Niggaz
think it makes a man, Damn it's a trip
how a Nigga could switch so quick from wearin lipstick
to smokin on Chronic at picnics, and now ya think yer bigger
but to me you ain't nothin but a bitch ass Nigga
that ain't worth a food stamp, and at
Death Row, I hear yer gettin treated like Boot camp
gotta follow yer sargents directions, or get yer ass
pumped with a Smith and Wesson, learn a lesson from the E
Stay in your place and don't step to Real motherfuckin G's
Stop him in his track, show him that i am Ruthlles
Yo Dre, What's up? *bang*
Boy ya should have known by now..
Stop him in his track, show him that i am Ruthlles
Yo Dre (what's up?) *Bang*
Boy ya should have known by now...
Stop him in his track, show him that i am Ruthlles
Yo Dre (what's up?) *bang*
Boy ya should have known by now, Eazy duz it...."
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Hip-hop is notorious for short-lived careers, but LL Cool J is the inevitable exception th
Hip-hop is notorious for short-lived careers, but LL Cool J is the inevitable exception that proves the rule. Releasing his first hit, "I Can't Live Without My Radio," in 1985 when he was just 17 years old, LL initially was a hard-hitting, streetwise b-boy with spare beats and ballistic rhymes. He quickly developed an alternate style, a romantic -- and occasionally sappy -- lover's rap epitomized by his mainstream breakthrough single, "I Need Love." LL's first two albums, Radio and Bigger and Deffer, made him a star, but he strived for pop stardom a little too much on 1989's Walking With a Panther. By 1990, his audience had declined somewhat, since his ballads and party raps were the opposite of the chaotic, edgy political hip-hop of Public Enemy or the gangsta rap of N.W.A, but he shot back to the top of the charts with Mama Said Knock You Out, which established him as one of hip-hop's genuine superstars. By the mid-'90s, he had starred in his own television sitcom, In the House, appeared in several films, and had racked up two of his biggest singles with "Hey Lover" and "Doin' It." In short, he had proven that rappers could have long-term careers.
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