While reading the Piece called "Hip Hop" by Badux, I was inspired by her & the part that Jahari wrote as a comment as well....I thank u both for the inspiration and here now as we used ta kikkit, (Me on tha dj tip wit sound effects an all
) lol
Tha sound you r about 2 hear kin be devastatin to your EAR)))))))))
From vans ta shell tops adidas held it down
I COULDN'T LIVE WITHOUT MY RADIO
Jock Boxxin Like tha King Of Rock
Peepin tha Games People play listenin to Divine Sounds
Stepmasters was my krew
But I dug tha uff outta Rock Steady
In Philly we had Krass Brutha Supa Starz
An New York had Krazy Eddie
K-R-S rocked shan an tha bridge came tumblin down
L-L Rocked Moe Dee's Bells
Real battlin an not 1 gun was seen or found
Cash Money, Cosmic Kev, G-Force, & Corner Boys
Red Alert, Mr Magic, Kool Herc made urban noyze
Cutmaster D-C told the world bout Brooklyn In Tha House
I met tha Educated Rapper
An he told me how they wanted to bust Roxxane out
Diamond D was the best kept secret & Secret Weapon said it Must Be The Music
Shannon said Let The music Play
And no D-J including me could ever refuse it
Zapp like tha nick bag had more Bounce To Tha Ounce
While Vaughn Mason taught us to Roll, Rock, Skate, Bounce
UTFO said it was kool to have a Split Personality
Relationships, like friendships were Always & Forever
As Heatwave sang casually
Radiatin’ hip hop Radiance stormed our generation
When Micstro said
“Everybody around tha nation, I’m gonna need your cooperation”
Tha Fat Boys showed they could move, beatbox, dress and flow
Then Doug n Slick Rick gave a whole new meaning in The Show
The west coast was alive an kickin with Too Short an Uncle Jam
Egyptian Lover, DJ Quick, Chris “The Glove” Taylor an Sir Mixx
But I was east coastin it, so kats like Jazzy Jeff, Cash, Mizz, & Flash was tha man
Southern Grammar was just kickin it, south & north we had our slang
And forgive me for overlookin one of the true pioneers The Sugar Hill Gang
Destined for broadway? Whoever thought we’d see the day
Hip Hop graduated to grammy’s & a 7 figure pay day raise
From hood glory to back packz packin’ Guns without the Ro-ses
So much ta say if you didn’t notice but as I focus I gotta close-this
The simplest was the best, although we still hear a lotta simpletonsz
But! HIP HOP ol’ skool rules…wow! Can it Be That It Was All So Simple Then (sung)
Hip Hop,…We’d meet out in tha park (repeated)
) lolTha sound you r about 2 hear kin be devastatin to your EAR)))))))))
From vans ta shell tops adidas held it down
I COULDN'T LIVE WITHOUT MY RADIO
Jock Boxxin Like tha King Of Rock
Peepin tha Games People play listenin to Divine Sounds
Stepmasters was my krew
But I dug tha uff outta Rock Steady
In Philly we had Krass Brutha Supa Starz
An New York had Krazy Eddie
K-R-S rocked shan an tha bridge came tumblin down
L-L Rocked Moe Dee's Bells
Real battlin an not 1 gun was seen or found
Cash Money, Cosmic Kev, G-Force, & Corner Boys
Red Alert, Mr Magic, Kool Herc made urban noyze
Cutmaster D-C told the world bout Brooklyn In Tha House
I met tha Educated Rapper
An he told me how they wanted to bust Roxxane out
Diamond D was the best kept secret & Secret Weapon said it Must Be The Music
Shannon said Let The music Play
And no D-J including me could ever refuse it
Zapp like tha nick bag had more Bounce To Tha Ounce
While Vaughn Mason taught us to Roll, Rock, Skate, Bounce
UTFO said it was kool to have a Split Personality
Relationships, like friendships were Always & Forever
As Heatwave sang casually
Radiatin’ hip hop Radiance stormed our generation
When Micstro said
“Everybody around tha nation, I’m gonna need your cooperation”
Tha Fat Boys showed they could move, beatbox, dress and flow
Then Doug n Slick Rick gave a whole new meaning in The Show
The west coast was alive an kickin with Too Short an Uncle Jam
Egyptian Lover, DJ Quick, Chris “The Glove” Taylor an Sir Mixx
But I was east coastin it, so kats like Jazzy Jeff, Cash, Mizz, & Flash was tha man
Southern Grammar was just kickin it, south & north we had our slang
And forgive me for overlookin one of the true pioneers The Sugar Hill Gang
Destined for broadway? Whoever thought we’d see the day
Hip Hop graduated to grammy’s & a 7 figure pay day raise
From hood glory to back packz packin’ Guns without the Ro-ses
So much ta say if you didn’t notice but as I focus I gotta close-this
The simplest was the best, although we still hear a lotta simpletonsz
But! HIP HOP ol’ skool rules…wow! Can it Be That It Was All So Simple Then (sung)
Hip Hop,…We’d meet out in tha park (repeated)
