For Real
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โฑ๏ธ 4:08 duration
๐ ID: 12972182
๐ Lyrics
This one's for my MCs and real rap fans
The true heart of hip hop that still clap hands
Who go to the shows, feel the notes in their soul
And listen to the wordplay enclosed in the flow
Inscribe all the thoughts that they captured dreaming
Spitting life into verses, giving words meaning
The freestyle began, my intro to rap
Making lines rhyme to the beat in a flash
Other artists bragged to the bills in their stash
But I had a student loan couldn't talk about the cash
Plus they had rims they would roll in the street
The first car I bought was almost older than me
I wrote like a pro, and spit what I know
Made a link with Six Four and I continued to grow
Imagine the surprise when our eyes identified
People shared our interests and listening with pride
Nerdcore, geeksta, whatever you may call it
Reveal the real meaning, adjective agnostic
This one's for my b-boys and skilled graf writers
The true heart of hip hop that still craft fire
All sorts of reasons to demonstrate skills for
Out on the dance floor or up on the billboard
Love the graf writers for their piecing and tagging
It gave me a reason to enjoy the train passing
Felt the inspiration and took to my flatscreen
Warez group logos I designed all in ASCII
Wild font styles, change colors faded
All the groups around, name an acronym I made it
Tagged every item in the group that had passed through
Memorized the characters, every single value
And freestyle was old if I had to tell the truth
Then I met Crazy Legs from the Rock Steady Crew
He said: Hip hop is you, it's in what you do
And it made me realize this is hip hop too
This one's for my DJs above and underground
The true heart of hip hop that handles the sound
Writers' heads nod, b-boys dance around
They fuel the MCs please don't cancel them now
All wax or digital they've gotta create
And somehow they're still out digging in the crates
Bassline for mind, use the rhythm as voice
Laptop or turntable, weapon of choice
Beat juggle, flare, techniques so sick
The scratches, the blends, and the fades on the mix
Round out the package, finish it completed
So much for you, so you see why they're needed
Think about the songs that you save and import
You'd have an incomplete playlist without Six Four
It'd be a bit short, I mean you'd need a few more
Because without the DJ there'd be no Dual Core
The true heart of hip hop that still clap hands
Who go to the shows, feel the notes in their soul
And listen to the wordplay enclosed in the flow
Inscribe all the thoughts that they captured dreaming
Spitting life into verses, giving words meaning
The freestyle began, my intro to rap
Making lines rhyme to the beat in a flash
Other artists bragged to the bills in their stash
But I had a student loan couldn't talk about the cash
Plus they had rims they would roll in the street
The first car I bought was almost older than me
I wrote like a pro, and spit what I know
Made a link with Six Four and I continued to grow
Imagine the surprise when our eyes identified
People shared our interests and listening with pride
Nerdcore, geeksta, whatever you may call it
Reveal the real meaning, adjective agnostic
This one's for my b-boys and skilled graf writers
The true heart of hip hop that still craft fire
All sorts of reasons to demonstrate skills for
Out on the dance floor or up on the billboard
Love the graf writers for their piecing and tagging
It gave me a reason to enjoy the train passing
Felt the inspiration and took to my flatscreen
Warez group logos I designed all in ASCII
Wild font styles, change colors faded
All the groups around, name an acronym I made it
Tagged every item in the group that had passed through
Memorized the characters, every single value
And freestyle was old if I had to tell the truth
Then I met Crazy Legs from the Rock Steady Crew
He said: Hip hop is you, it's in what you do
And it made me realize this is hip hop too
This one's for my DJs above and underground
The true heart of hip hop that handles the sound
Writers' heads nod, b-boys dance around
They fuel the MCs please don't cancel them now
All wax or digital they've gotta create
And somehow they're still out digging in the crates
Bassline for mind, use the rhythm as voice
Laptop or turntable, weapon of choice
Beat juggle, flare, techniques so sick
The scratches, the blends, and the fades on the mix
Round out the package, finish it completed
So much for you, so you see why they're needed
Think about the songs that you save and import
You'd have an incomplete playlist without Six Four
It'd be a bit short, I mean you'd need a few more
Because without the DJ there'd be no Dual Core
โฑ๏ธ Synced Lyrics
[00:03.52] This one's for my MCs and real rap fans
[00:06.08] The true heart of hip hop that still clap hands
[00:08.58] Who go to the shows, feel the notes in their soul
[00:10.96] And listen to the wordplay enclosed in the flow
[00:13.53] Inscribe all the thoughts that they captured dreaming
[00:15.83] Spitting life into verses, giving words meaning
[00:18.64] The freestyle began, my intro to rap
[00:21.07] Making lines rhyme to the beat in a flash
[00:23.65] Other artists bragged to the bills in their stash
[00:25.99] But I had a student loan couldn't talk about the cash
[00:28.68] Plus they had rims they would roll in the street
[00:31.03] The first car I bought was almost older than me
[00:33.56] I wrote like a pro, and spit what I know
[00:35.80] Made a link with Six Four and I continued to grow
[00:38.67] Imagine the surprise when our eyes identified
[00:41.08] People shared our interests and listening with pride
[00:43.51] Nerdcore, geeksta, whatever you may call it
[00:46.07] Reveal the real meaning, adjective agnostic
[00:58.50] This one's for my b-boys and skilled graf writers
[01:01.15] The true heart of hip hop that still craft fire
[01:03.64] All sorts of reasons to demonstrate skills for
[01:06.35] Out on the dance floor or up on the billboard
[01:08.58] Love the graf writers for their piecing and tagging
[01:11.07] It gave me a reason to enjoy the train passing
[01:13.64] Felt the inspiration and took to my flatscreen
[01:16.08] Warez group logos I designed all in ASCII
[01:18.67] Wild font styles, change colors faded
[01:21.08] All the groups around, name an acronym I made it
[01:23.53] Tagged every item in the group that had passed through
[01:26.13] Memorized the characters, every single value
[01:28.68] And freestyle was old if I had to tell the truth
[01:31.06] Then I met Crazy Legs from the Rock Steady Crew
[01:33.22] He said: Hip hop is you, it's in what you do
[01:35.97] And it made me realize this is hip hop too
[01:48.52] This one's for my DJs above and underground
[01:51.06] The true heart of hip hop that handles the sound
[01:53.50] Writers' heads nod, b-boys dance around
[01:56.07] They fuel the MCs please don't cancel them now
[01:58.63] All wax or digital they've gotta create
[02:01.06] And somehow they're still out digging in the crates
[02:03.66] Bassline for mind, use the rhythm as voice
[02:06.11] Laptop or turntable, weapon of choice
[02:08.69] Beat juggle, flare, techniques so sick
[02:11.03] The scratches, the blends, and the fades on the mix
[02:13.62] Round out the package, finish it completed
[02:16.07] So much for you, so you see why they're needed
[02:18.62] Think about the songs that you save and import
[02:20.73] You'd have an incomplete playlist without Six Four
[02:23.54] It'd be a bit short, I mean you'd need a few more
[02:26.03] Because without the DJ there'd be no Dual Core
[02:28.59]
[00:06.08] The true heart of hip hop that still clap hands
[00:08.58] Who go to the shows, feel the notes in their soul
[00:10.96] And listen to the wordplay enclosed in the flow
[00:13.53] Inscribe all the thoughts that they captured dreaming
[00:15.83] Spitting life into verses, giving words meaning
[00:18.64] The freestyle began, my intro to rap
[00:21.07] Making lines rhyme to the beat in a flash
[00:23.65] Other artists bragged to the bills in their stash
[00:25.99] But I had a student loan couldn't talk about the cash
[00:28.68] Plus they had rims they would roll in the street
[00:31.03] The first car I bought was almost older than me
[00:33.56] I wrote like a pro, and spit what I know
[00:35.80] Made a link with Six Four and I continued to grow
[00:38.67] Imagine the surprise when our eyes identified
[00:41.08] People shared our interests and listening with pride
[00:43.51] Nerdcore, geeksta, whatever you may call it
[00:46.07] Reveal the real meaning, adjective agnostic
[00:58.50] This one's for my b-boys and skilled graf writers
[01:01.15] The true heart of hip hop that still craft fire
[01:03.64] All sorts of reasons to demonstrate skills for
[01:06.35] Out on the dance floor or up on the billboard
[01:08.58] Love the graf writers for their piecing and tagging
[01:11.07] It gave me a reason to enjoy the train passing
[01:13.64] Felt the inspiration and took to my flatscreen
[01:16.08] Warez group logos I designed all in ASCII
[01:18.67] Wild font styles, change colors faded
[01:21.08] All the groups around, name an acronym I made it
[01:23.53] Tagged every item in the group that had passed through
[01:26.13] Memorized the characters, every single value
[01:28.68] And freestyle was old if I had to tell the truth
[01:31.06] Then I met Crazy Legs from the Rock Steady Crew
[01:33.22] He said: Hip hop is you, it's in what you do
[01:35.97] And it made me realize this is hip hop too
[01:48.52] This one's for my DJs above and underground
[01:51.06] The true heart of hip hop that handles the sound
[01:53.50] Writers' heads nod, b-boys dance around
[01:56.07] They fuel the MCs please don't cancel them now
[01:58.63] All wax or digital they've gotta create
[02:01.06] And somehow they're still out digging in the crates
[02:03.66] Bassline for mind, use the rhythm as voice
[02:06.11] Laptop or turntable, weapon of choice
[02:08.69] Beat juggle, flare, techniques so sick
[02:11.03] The scratches, the blends, and the fades on the mix
[02:13.62] Round out the package, finish it completed
[02:16.07] So much for you, so you see why they're needed
[02:18.62] Think about the songs that you save and import
[02:20.73] You'd have an incomplete playlist without Six Four
[02:23.54] It'd be a bit short, I mean you'd need a few more
[02:26.03] Because without the DJ there'd be no Dual Core
[02:28.59]