Soul - Lineage [Including the last line] What up.Reread the post and realized I'd missed the last line.So I reposted.Don't forget to say hello.I'm claimin lineage my pen hemorragesthe blood of Chuck D & Common, Kane, Eminem & BigRedman & Pun, Nas & Jay, Rakim & 'KissCUbe & Puba, 'face & Benjamin Andre, MC Ren & BizFeelin like Rocafella, Death Row, The No Limit ClickD.I.T.C, NAtive Tongues & Wu-Tang's up in this bitchWe don't use needles or blades the pencil prick my fingertipa drop escapes and in minutes it becomes the papers instrumentcreatin sentances laden with intimate details of pain & innocence fillin a page with frustration, insolence,rage & tenderness whethter irate or sensetivethey made it int'restin cus they played with synonyms, aliteration, similies, the punches were hard worplay was intricate, a message lost on those who fail to look into itantagonists are just straight up dimwitted, lame & ignorantcus rap ain't just imbecils, a gang of criminals, criminal minded yes, but there's a major differencein writin' real rhymes or ones made for makin women quipwe used to fight the system, nowadays we pimpin' it& rappers make albums that get bootlegged or straight to internetI remember the days of genesis when hiphop at it most innate & primitive would invade the premesisbefore major corporation business's started to rake in benjaminsleavin a greatly limited space for initiativethey demand you create an image just so the masses can obey & mimic it& they convince you it's for your aid & benefitand after you sold your sold you get maybe ten percentor they do you like bow wow & leave you raped & pennilessno wonder rappers stay independent in a wayward industrywhere it ain't nimbleness of min or creative penmanshipthat are good career moves but sustainin injuries and makin enemies.. or at least they think it iswhere are the park jams where DJs would tinker with breaks & spinnin hits til b-boys formed circles, doin baby spins & flipswhen hiphop was a closknit brotherhood without labels or embelemsthis is for those who may remember itcus it's no easy task to attain a membershipyou gotta go back to when they would remenisce (over you my god)and ice -t won the case of censorship or at which label puff retained a internship before makin friends with big before the hate was simmerin til dangerous scrimmages put a fatal end to ithiphop goes deeper than your fake bapes & timberlandsit's more than the waynes, drakes & timbalandsso if you meet a dude bumpin enta da stage or infintecapital punishment runawayslave or genesisillmatic, reasonable doubt, a piece of strange, the infamousblueprint then just know they my kinsmens bitch!it's good to be back.one.
& rappers make albums that get bootlegged or straight to internetI remember the days of genesis when hiphop at it most innate & primitive would invade the premesisbefore major corporation business's started to rake in benjamins