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gadson son
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180 from the old school stuff.
Heck yeah, I have this CD in my glove box right now.
“I spent 40 days, and 40 nights in the wilderness
I’m hard, from head to toe yo there ain’t no killin’ this
I wrote over 100 rap hooks
and sociological books, while you worried about your looks
Now you want to enter the dragon in sound
But I’ve got the live club show locked down
Platinum and gold don’t hold in my arena
You gots to keep it real on the mic, when they see ya
I manifest, in the West the East and overseas
The vision in rap is wack, and I don’t know of these
I represent New York to be specific
The South Bronx, but in Japan I’m still gifted
I grab a jet and land on your set, what the fuck?
Twenty bucks for a rap show is still, twenty bucks
I start from eighty-six, and bring you into ninety-six
No gimmicks, tricks or lip-sync lyrics”
He went crazy lately imo but dude but god damn. The life album was good still.
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Geriatric KRS-One in 2017 still brings it harder than any of these modern-day corporate rap stars.
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KRS-One isn’t crazy, the rest of the world is fucking crazy. Dude is the only one making any kind of sense afaict.
His Illuminati shit is out there is all I’m saying.
Artists are eccentric people.
The Bilderbergs are driving around in black sedans!
I was disappointed to find out that 2 members of my favorite band hold some silly positions on various topics.
The bars are becoming better but the themes of the songs are becoming less impressive. Can only listen to so many songs about bitches and money before they all sound the same.
Saw a Vox video on how rap bars have evolved since the days of Kurtis Blow. Pretty impressive stuff.