Occupy
Chill Bump Lyrics


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Eyo check this, I don't got no lexus, no rocks, no necklace,
I don't rock rolexes, role with big-shot, Guap collecters,
I'm not so reckless, not so macho, I'm not so sexist
hip-hop professors judge me, but I never stopped fo' lectures.
I never popped no teck cause I'm not an old G, I'm not connected,
never cocked no weapon to kill some rat that the cops protected.
So why scream watch yo step kid? I won't play roles.
My phoney foes brag about the dough they own, with okay flows.
They probably boycott colgate yo, when they spit kids hold they nose.
I know they won't change, no, these no brainers got no huevos!
Time to occupy hip-hop too, so much is going wrong!
How can y'all relate to a Lil Wayne song with what is going on?
You've babbled that barbarian-battle-bar a billion times now.
A little bit of this bitter reality should fit in your rhymes pall.
Bling blinging is dead, we didn't listen to shit that you said.

Occupy... Hip-Hop...
Squash the leaders...
They're gonna Watch us...
As the game crumbles...
If we fail...
Try to guide your pen...
We mighty my friends...
We the 99 percent, yeah!

Kiddo that's right, give us that mic, 'cause you gotta listen to what we spit.
We preachin' the truth, we teaching the youth, ain't no gimmicks to con these kids.
We just wanna kill a silly cliché, show you what lyrical content is,
We just wanna help a motherfucker feel free, start lifting his consciousness.
If we get a couple kids to understand that, well it's an accomplishment.
If I make a little guy wanna sit and write, it's the biggest of compliments.
All he gotta do is not follow the trend and keep building his confidence.
If tradition gets followed, when he gets older, children will follow him!
But the one percent keep climbing, shining, get a bigger cheque, better life, get greedier.
Better not stay bitter, better boycott the bullshit hype, better fight the media.
Fuck the shite they feeding ya, even though following might be easier.
Learn a bit of wisdom from the old school rappers like an encyclopedia.
Get them vocodeurs off your albums, think before you talk about guns,
Don't say shit you shouldn't have said, better watch your mouth, there's always outcomes.
It's not about swag, not about broads, not about fashion, not about cars,
not about autographs, corny rap stars... It's all about knowledge, all about bars!

Occupy... Hip-Hop...
Squash the leaders...
They're gonna Watch us...
As the game crumbles...
If we fail...
Try to guide your pen...
We mighty my friends...
We the 99 percent, yeah!
Occupy... Modify... Hip-Hop... Gotta try
Squash the leaders... Solid lies
They're gonna Watch us... Horrified
As the game crumbles... Before their eyes
If we fail... Try again




Try to guide your pen... and fight the trend
We mighty my friends... We the ninety nine percent, yeah!

Overall Meaning

The song "Occupy" by Chill Bump discusses the need for change within hip-hop culture. The opening lines discuss how the rapper does not have the traditional symbols of wealth in the hip-hop world, such as a Lexus, diamonds, or a Rolex. He then goes on to criticize those who do have those symbols, calling them phonies and saying that they are not talented rappers. Instead, he calls for a change in the hip-hop industry, stressing that the focus should be on lyrical content and meaningful messages, rather than material possessions and empty boasts. He also references the larger Occupy Wall Street movement, calling for a similar revolution within the music industry.


The theme of the song is essentially a call to arms for hip-hop artists and fans to take back control of the genre and return it to its roots. The lyrics speak to a sense of frustration with the current state of hip-hop, which often values flashiness over substance. Chill Bump challenges the industry to reject these values and embrace a more authentic, genuine approach to the genre. He also highlights the power of music to inspire and educate, encouraging young listeners to use hip-hop as a tool for personal growth and social change.


Line by Line Meaning

Eyo check this, I don't got no lexus, no rocks, no necklace,
I don't have any material possessions to brag about


I don't rock rolexes, role with big-shot, Guap collecters,
I don't associate myself with wealthy people who collect money


I'm not so reckless, not so macho, I'm not so sexist
I don't behave in a careless, overly aggressive or sexist way


hip-hop professors judge me, but I never stopped fo' lectures.
I'm being criticized by experts, but I still haven't stopped trying to learn


I never popped no teck cause I'm not an old G, I'm not connected,
I haven't used drugs or committed crimes because I'm not part of an older generation or criminal network


never cocked no weapon to kill some rat that the cops protected.
I've never used a gun to harm someone who was being protected by the police


So why scream watch yo step kid? I won't play roles.
Why warn me to be careful when I won't pretend to be someone else?


My phoney foes brag about the dough they own, with okay flows.
My fake enemies boast about the money they have, with mediocre rap skills


They probably boycott colgate yo, when they spit kids hold they nose.
They most likely don't maintain proper dental hygiene when they rap, causing others to hold their nose in disgust


I know they won't change, no, these no brainers got no huevos!
I'm aware they won't change, these foolish people have no courage


Time to occupy hip-hop too, so much is going wrong!
It's time to claim hip-hop music and culture for a positive change


How can y'all relate to a Lil Wayne song with what is going on?
How can you identify with Lil Wayne's music when it doesn't address current issues?


You've babbled that barbarian-battle-bar a billion times now.
You've repeated the same superficial rap lyrics over and over


A little bit of this bitter reality should fit in your rhymes pall.
You should include some harsh reality in your lyrics


Bling blinging is dead, we didn't listen to shit that you said.
We're not convinced by your flashy lifestyle, we ignore what you say


Occupy... Hip-Hop...
Let's claim hip-hop music and culture for a positive change


Squash the leaders...
Let's get rid of those in charge of the industry who don't support true hip-hop values


They're gonna Watch us...
They'll be amazed at what we can accomplish


As the game crumbles...
As the current dysfunctional state of hip-hop becomes clear


If we fail...
If we don't succeed at turning things around


Try to guide your pen...
Keep writing and aiming for positive change


We mighty my friends...
We're powerful, my friends


We the 99 percent, yeah!
We represent the majority of people who truly love hip-hop


Kiddo that's right, give us that mic, 'cause you gotta listen to what we spit.
Give us the microphone, because what we're about to say is important


We preachin' the truth, we teaching the youth, ain't no gimmicks to con these kids.
We're spreading truth and educating young people about real hip-hop, without using marketing gimmicks


We just wanna kill a silly cliché, show you what lyrical content is,
We just want to break a meaningless stereotype and demonstrate what great lyrics are


We just wanna help a motherfucker feel free, start lifting his consciousness.
We just want to help someone feel empowered and informed


If we get a couple kids to understand that, well it's an accomplishment.
If we can educate some young people, it will be a real achievement


If I make a little guy wanna sit and write, it's the biggest of compliments.
If I inspire a young person to write and be creative, it's the best compliment I can receive


All he gotta do is not follow the trend and keep building his confidence.
All he has to do is avoid following mainstream trends and focus on his own style and growth


If tradition gets followed, when he gets older, children will follow him!
If he sticks to true hip-hop values and continues to create inspiring art, he can inspire future generations


But the one percent keep climbing, shining, get a bigger cheque, better life, get greedier.
Meanwhile, the wealthy and powerful one percent keep getting richer and more selfish


Better not stay bitter, better boycott the bullshit hype, better fight the media.
We should avoid feeling resentful, reject sensationalist hype, and fight against mainstream misinformation


Fuck the shite they feeding ya, even though following might be easier.
Ignore the nonsense they tell you to believe in, even though going along might seem easier


Learn a bit of wisdom from the old school rappers like an encyclopedia.
Study the wisdom of classic hip-hop artists like you would a reference book


Get them vocodeurs off your albums, think before you talk about guns,
Avoid using auto-tune and unnecessary vocal effects, and be mindful when addressing gun violence


Don't say shit you shouldn't have said, better watch your mouth, there's always outcomes.
Don't say things that are inappropriate, be careful about what you say, there will be consequences


It's not about swag, not about broads, not about fashion, not about cars,
Hip-hop music and culture shouldn't rely on superficial elements like fashion, cars, and women


not about autographs, corny rap stars... It's all about knowledge, all about bars!
It's not about celebrities or gimmicky trends; it's all about deep knowledge and great rap lyrics


Occupy... Modify... Hip-Hop... Gotta try
We should claim, adjust and improve hip-hop culture


Squash the leaders... Solid lies
We should bring down the leaders who perpetuate lies and misleading messages


They're gonna Watch us... Horrified
They'll be afraid of what we can achieve


As the game crumbles... Before their eyes
As the current state of hip-hop falls apart, they'll witness it firsthand


If we fail... Try again
If we don't succeed the first time, we should keep on trying


Try to guide your pen... and fight the trend
Keep writing purposefully and against mainstream trends


We mighty my friends... We the ninety nine percent, yeah!
We're powerful and represent the majority of people who love true hip-hop




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Comments from YouTube:

Kao Zak

damn i think this is one of my favourite songs ! love what you do !

Kamille Ismaili

Le drop est lourd à 1"10
Keep it going !

TORN

une des meilleurs !

Korigan006

cette track est encore beaucoup trop sous-côtée en 2023

Syn Oss

merci les gars de nous faire partager votre musique ( vous venez d'ou ? )

Grégoire

Syn Oss
Ils viennent d'Angers ou de Tours il me semble

Syn Oss

ouai ils viennent de tours

James 25

remix it with eminem you are the best bro

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