Untouchable
2Pac; Krayzie Bone Lyrics
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Am I wrong, 'cause I wanna get it on, till I die
Get it on, till I die, get it on, till I die
Y'all, y'all remember me
Y'all, y'all remember me
Sold me out, taking change
Told me your name, we had, all the lanes
Last chance fancy pants, oh very well
Gotta get ready, want a big payback
The payback!
Hey, hey
Am I wrong, 'cause I wanna get it on, till I die
Am I wrong, 'cause I wanna get it on, till I die
Get it on, till I die, get it on, till I die
Y'all, y'all remember me
At the way you'll die
Am I wrong, 'cause I wanna get it on, till I die
Am I wrong, 'cause I wanna get it on, till I die
Get it on, till I die, get it on, till I die
Y'all, y'all remember me
At the way you'll die
Only wish to breed
I explode into a million seeds
Y'all remember me
Legendary live eternally
Bury me in pieces 'cause they fear reincarnation
Niggas screaming peace 'cause they fear when my squad face 'em
Take them to places, stake they face then erase 'em and brake 'em
Murder motherfucker's at a rate and then quicken the pace
Blast me but never ask me to live a lie
Am I wrong 'cause I wanna get it on till I die
Now even if you blind you still see my prophecy
My destiny to overthrow those on top of me
Bitch made niggas and that bullshit you go through
Outlawz busting busting, we untouchable
Am I wrong, 'cause I wanna get it on, till I die
Am I wrong, 'cause I wanna get it on, till I die
Get it on, till I die, get it on, till I die
Y'all, y'all remember me
At the way you'll die
Am I wrong, 'cause I wanna get it on, till I die
Am I wrong, 'cause I wanna get it on, till I die
Get it on, till I die, get it on, till I die
Y'all, y'all remember me
Expect me nigga like you expect Jesus to come back
Expect me nigga, I'm comin, hahaha
The lyrics to "Untouchable" by Krayzie Bone featuring 2Pac express a desire for unbridled success and a willingness to fight for it. The opening lines, "Am I wrong, 'cause I wanna get it on, till I die / Get it on, till I die, get it on, till I die" suggest that the singer is unapologetic about their relentless drive for success. The repeated calls of "Y'all, y'all remember me" indicate that the singer is confident they will leave a lasting legacy.
The lyrics also touch on the theme of betrayal. The line "Sold me out, taking change / Told me your name, we had, all the lanes / Held me down" suggests that someone the singer trusted turned on them for personal gain. The following lines, "Last chance fancy pants, oh very well / Gotta get ready, want a big payback / The payback!" express a desire for revenge.
The final verse contains some of 2Pac's trademark socio-political commentary. The line "My destiny to overthrow those on top of me / Bitch made niggas and that bullshit you go through" speaks to the systemic oppression faced by the black community. The outro, "Expect me nigga like you expect Jesus to come back / Expect me nigga, I'm comin, hahaha" is a bold declaration of the singer's power and determination.
Line by Line Meaning
Am I wrong, 'cause I wanna get it on, till I die
I hope it's not bad that I want to keep living life to the fullest until I die.
Get it on, till I die, get it on, till I die
I want to continue living life to the fullest until the day I die.
Y'all, y'all remember me
I hope you all remember who I am.
Sold me out, taking change
You betrayed me for some money.
Told me your name, we had, all the lanes
You told me your name and acted like we were close, but you really just used me for your own gain.
Held me down
You kept me from achieving my dreams.
Last chance fancy pants, oh very well
This is your last chance before bad things happen to you.
Gotta get ready, want a big payback
I'm getting ready to take revenge on those who have wronged me.
The payback!
It's time for revenge.
Only wish to breed
I only want to create something new and leave my mark on the world.
I explode into a million seeds
I have so much potential and passion that I will spread it everywhere I go.
Legendary live eternally
I want to be remembered as a legend forever.
Bury me in pieces 'cause they fear reincarnation
My enemies fear my return, so they want to bury me in multiple pieces so I can't come back.
Niggas screaming peace 'cause they fear when my squad face 'em
My enemies are acting peaceful because they are scared of what will happen when they face me and my crew.
Take them to places, stake they face then erase 'em and brake 'em
I will take my enemies to a place where we can do whatever we want to them and then eliminate them completely.
Murder motherfucker's at a rate and then quicken the pace
We will kill our enemies at a fast pace and then speed up the process even more.
Blast me but never ask me to live a lie
You can try to kill me, but I will never live a lie or betray who I am.
Now even if you blind you still see my prophecy
Even if you can't physically see it, my destiny and message will still be clear to you.
My destiny to overthrow those on top of me
My fate is to take down those who are in power over me.
Bitch made niggas and that bullshit you go through
Those weak men and the struggles they put me through.
Outlawz busting busting, we untouchable
My crew, the Outlawz, are unstoppable and above the law.
Expect me nigga like you expect Jesus to come back
You should be ready for my return, just like how you anticipate Jesus's return.
Expect me nigga, I'm comin, hahaha
I'm coming, and you better be prepared for it.
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: JAMES BROWN, TUPAC SHAKUR, JOHN STARKS, FRED WESLEY
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@traciweston5829
Damn, Pac poured his heart and soul into his rap. At one point you can hear him catch his breath. Today, these so called rappers just mumble into a mic with autotune.
@BlessedBad
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@bayabooz4855
I love it when old people like you talk shit about todays rap, I mean yea there was some rappers who made garbage music but if you actually listen to their tracks right now you can actually hear their improvement some even on par with the greatest rappers alive right now atleast can keep up with them when featuring or having them as a feature. It’s like how “gangsta” rap was criticized for being bad talking about guns, killing and drugs not all “gangsta” rap or rap that came out during the “gangsta” era was about being a gunslinging/drug dealing gangster you should know some of the songs that came out had deep messages or great penmanship, just like today not all rap songs that come out today are about mumbling. It’s about actually listening and finding good music if your biased toward older music you will hear todays music as inferior when in reality it’s on par with the greatest classics possibly even better.
@mihaicretan5332
@@bayabooz4855 you're delusional kid, and you clearly have 0 knowledge on how nowadays music is produced. Yes there are some great present artists that have managed to make high quality music but 99.99% of the music produced at the moment is shit, considering the technology, funding and number of people involved into making an album/song.
@solomongrundy3411
@bayabooz4855 I like when young babies think they can tell someone older about what their primitive culture manipulated and accept.
And you speaking from the sweet bucked Bible belt.
Speaking slave slang stfu
@GoatedT21
@@bayabooz4855the thing is that is your opinion in a lot of people opinions (me included) it’s absolutely not on par with older legends there are great rappers today (J.Cole Kendrick Lamar) but even they aren’t on the same level as Pac or Big in my opinion
@7thsignBizzy
KRAYZIE BONE 🔥🔥🔥🔥☠☠☠☠
@greengoblin1203
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@chidubemigboji1629
This version is dope. Krayzie was hard, PAC did PAC
@lorentseilimmi3765
After the fire comes the rain, after the pleasure there's pain