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B.Eure Lyrics

I'm wondering where's the rap
B.Eure is questioning the current state of rap music

All of my stubborn newcomers can't bare the facts
B.Eure criticizes new rappers who ignore the roots of hip hop

Nothing compares to that
B.Eure believes that the original hip hop artists cannot be matched

The OG who told me to go be the man at bat
B.Eure was inspired by an OG hip hop artist who encouraged him to pursue his dreams

Nowadays everyone trynna be relevant without a melody, selling a lie
B.Eure is critical of modern rappers who focus on image rather than genuine talent and message

Bad like a felony wanna rewind, when Biggie said better be Ready to Die
B.Eure references a line from Biggie Smalls' 'Ready to Die' to express the importance of authentic hip hop

I'm in my element ready to fly
B.Eure feels confident and empowered in his musical element

Bump all the negativity they telling me. Fueling my energy, dueling my enemies
B.Eure rejects negativity and uses it as motivation to combat his critics

Truthfully moving a hunnit like centipede I'm. Zooming like Sonic, not doing no stupid shit to make a profit
B.Eure is progressing and achieving success without compromising his integrity or values

If I'm in the booth making music you know that I groove and I got it
B.Eure is confident in his musical abilities and style

A soon to be prophet Muhammad and ya
B.Eure sees himself as a potential prominent figure and leader in the music industry

Wack rappers all rap shameless, man, without even knowing the greats. People be older than me and famous finna expose all the phony and fake, telling 'em
B.Eure criticizes new rappers who lack knowledge and understanding of the history of hip hop, and plans to call them out on their inauthenticity

I cannot believe they wanna test me, yeah. Little do they know I got the recipe, yeah
B.Eure is confident in his abilities and unimpressed by his competitors

Said I look like Drake but I cook like steak. Jimmy said get a load of this Degrassi. Hit 'em like Tyson, kneel in Degrasse. Chicka chicka boom boom shooters start blasting
B.Eure references Drake's acting career and his own lyrical talent, and depicts himself as a fighter ready to take on any opposition

Y'all just capping I mean this, more immature than a fetus. Demeaning women and think you're a genius. Head up in venus, all of your strengths are really some weaknesses and I
B.Eure criticizes rappers who disrespect women and are immature, and who believe that they are talented despite their ignorance and weakness

Keep it lethal, popping off like a desert eagle. Not involved with the present evil. I'd rather take off and lead the people to the promise land, and
B.Eure is determined to use his music to inspire and guide his audience, and to distance himself from negative influences

Don't be mistaken man just because you flow quickly. Don't mean you got you no content I bet your fans will grow sickly. They listen to your toxicity bet you think you the man
B.Eure warns against rappers who prioritize speed and style over meaningful content, and who mislead their listeners

Right now you beez in the trap but soon it'll be Beez that you stan, and. Hit 'em with two when I'm in a bad mood ya'll just fill me with rage. You cats be tripping I'll make you a sad dude when I let my wrist fill the page
B.Eure envisions a future where he is a respected and influential artist, and warns his competitors that he can easily outperform them

I really can't take it but I'll truly know I made it once I rock the stage
B.Eure's ultimate goal as a musician is to perform in front of a live audience

We all domesticated but I'm breaking out the cage
B.Eure rejects conformity and seeks to free himself from societal norms and expectations

Coming with the sauce call me zesty, yeah. Leaving haters lost like I'm Messi, yeah. Sounding like y'all all belong on Sesame, yeah. Word murder now the police wanna arrest me, yeah
B.Eure expresses his confidence and cleverness in his wordplay, but also acknowledges that his message may attract unwanted attention

Imma run this thing like Barack Hussein. And I'm not 2 Chainz but I rock two rings. Gotta stop taking shots like a cop who fiends. To invade my block then he pops two kings (Killed) who really
B.Eure views himself as a powerful and influential figure, quoting former president Barack Obama. He also references wearing two rings, but contrasts himself with 2 Chainz's more materialistic style. He further compares aggressors to police officers.

Rapping like this imma give you a list. Kendrick or Cole or Nasty Nas. You be feeling this lyrical exercise. Feeling spiritual listen to all the Tribe. Maybe Black Thought, maybe Daddy Kane. But your little brain can't maintain. Think you spit flame say the same thing. Better change lanes, gotta go away
B.Eure provides a list of respected hip hop artists who he believes have valuable messages and talent. He criticizes rappers who lack originality or meaningful message and advocates for them to improve or leave the industry.

Kool Herc and Bambaata that's Hip Hop. If you don't know you fake and you a lie. Walking cancer, I don't mean July. I'm talking 'bout the shit to make you die
B.Eure references two pioneering hip hop DJs to emphasize the significance of the genre's history. He denounces those who do not recognize or respect hip hop's legacy or contribute positively to the genre

Isn't it funny they had us enslaved. Now everybody wanna rap with a chain. Sad thing being black and ashamed. So let me just pick up the slack cause I'm actually
B.Eure draws a connection between the history of slavery and the present day materialism and fetishization of black culture. He recognizes the unfortunate social climate surrounding black culture, but seeks to set a positive example and counteract negative stereotypes.

Taking off and never taking losses. Once I win once, then I'm winning often. Imma spit terrificness until exhaustion. All the competition in a coffin, man damn
B.Eure is determined to achieve success and continue improving his skills without being weighed down by failure. He promises to deliver quality music until he can no longer sustain it, and claims to outperform all other rappers.