The Fear
Christina Aguilera Feat. P. Diddy Lyrics
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What's some matter wit'chu?
You think I'm fucking crazy?
(2x)
Vivir for la Raza
(Juan Gotti)
No Te Muevas
Tomba Puertas por libras de Verbas
El la Selva, what'chu call the Jungle
Is my struggle to hustle con muscle
Get my change right, cause grin ain't no punk fool
I'm strap with the Mack, and I packed with the Gap fool
Only ??? Cause I'm raised in Houston
I'm the top gun you pop one you drop one
Padre Nuestro que estas en los Cielos
Please show love to my brothers and perros
Trapped in ghettos vivendo la vida
Everyone praise para salir deahi un dia
Sangre fria cold mother fucker
From the gutter, of mugger and gunner
Straight Disaster, Jale no pasa
y'all boys know you can't fuck with my Raza
(Ronnie Spencer)
Fear no Evil (Fear no Evil)
My people (amigo)
They don't understand (won't chu tell me)
My people (amigo)
Orasones, palabras de pobres
Pa pelones sobres de entonces
No te nojes ve nimos de montes
Serving coke es movendo estos jales
??? Japanese on the market
why my padre me cueda me madre
Se conpadre matando no vale
I'm the Pothead so drop de hambre
No me sentes, that's cool you don't feel me
Soy Hispano that's down for his family
Acting badly with pain in my Cora
That's my right to find change in your Bolsa
Fuck the chota, I still gotta eat fool
Right or wrong if your brown they gonna get chu
No me a wito changing your sobres
It's my pain it's my life, mis Dolores
(Chorus)
(South Park Mexican)
Tengo Hambre why igual que el Tigre
Say Juan Gotti let em know quen sige
Todos firmen no se que decir te
But your bitch on my nuts like some chicle
On the streets selling diamonds and nicles
Stay strapped homeboy no te a wites
Quick reflex S to the P Mex
Make you hoes extent like the T-Rex
I'm an ánimal gun packing Illegal
Con Corona why Limon pero sin sal
La La Na Na Na Na Na
Don't trip asi se va
I'm high I can't explain
I'm standing in the rain
This song was made from pain
So here we go again
(Chorus)
The song "The Fear" by Christina Aguilera featuring P. Diddy has a verse in the middle of the song by Juan Gotti, a rapper, which is entirely in Spanish. The lyrics are about living for the race and not moving, indicating that one must stay true to their roots and not be influenced by the outside world. The verse also talks about the struggle of hustling and making it out of the ghetto. The rapper talks about his Hispanic origin and down for his family, and his right to find change in his Bolsa (wallet). The lyrics are powerful and sung with passion, showcasing the struggles of Hispanic people living in America still treated as outsiders.
The chorus of the song talks about not fearing evil, and the people not understanding the singer's people. There is anger and pain in the lyrics, and Aguilera sings with a passion that makes the listener feel the weight of the struggles.
Overall, the song speaks to the struggles of Hispanic people living in America and the need to stay true to oneself and one's people. The lyrics send a powerful message that resonates with the marginalized community struggling to find their identity in today's world.
Line by Line Meaning
What's some matter wit'chu?
What is wrong with you?
You think I'm fucking crazy?
Do you actually think that I'm insane?
Vivir for la Raza
Live for the race/ethnicity (Mexican-American culture)
Homeboy, get your head right.
Friend, you need to straighten your priorities out.
No Te Muevas
Don't move, stay still.
Tomba Puertas por libras de Verbas
Breaking doors for pounds of words/drugs.
El la Selva, what'chu call the Jungle
In the jungle, which is what you call the hood/streets.
Is my struggle to hustle con muscle
It's my challenge to make money by any means necessary.
Get my change right, cause grin ain't no punk fool
Give me the correct amount of money because I won't tolerate being ripped off.
I'm strap with the Mack, and I packed with the Gap fool
I have a machine gun and a backup gun.
Only ??? Cause I'm raised in Houston
I have respect and authority because I grew up in Houston.
I'm the top gun you pop one you drop one
I'm the best at what I do, if you shoot at me, I'll shoot back and take you down.
Padre Nuestro que estas en los Cielos
Our Father who art in Heaven.
Please show love to my brothers and perros
Please show love to my brothers and dogs (slang for close friends).
Trapped in ghettos vivendo la vida
We're stuck in the ghetto living this life.
Everyone praise para salir deahi un dia
Everyone prays to get out of here one day.
Sangre fria cold mother fucker
I'm a cold-blooded/hardcore person.
From the gutter, of mugger and gunner
I come from the worst part of town where people rob and shoot others.
Straight Disaster, Jale no pasa
Straight disaster, the plan didn't work out.
y'all boys know you can't fuck with my Raza
You know you can't mess with my people/ethnicity.
Fear no Evil (Fear no Evil)
Don't be afraid of evil.
My people (amigo)
My friends/culture/people I identify with.
They don't understand (won't chu tell me)
Others don't comprehend (please tell me why).
Orasones, palabras de pobres
Prayers, words of the poor.
Pa pelones sobres de entonces
Dollars for bald heads (slang for Mexican-Americans).
No te nojes ve nimos de montes
Don't get angry, see the spirits of the mountains (be at peace).
Serving coke es movendo estos jales
Selling cocaine and moving these shipments.
??? Japanese on the market
Not able to decipher (possibly referring to Japanese products in the market).
why my padre me cueda me madre
My father and mother leave me.
Se conpadre matando no vale
It doesn't matter if it's your compadre (godfather) you're killing, it's still wrong.
I'm the Pothead so drop de hambre
I'm the pothead, so drop the hunger (slang for being hungry for power/wealth).
No me sentes, that's cool you don't feel me
You don't understand me, that's okay, you don't have to.
Soy Hispano that's down for his family
I'm Hispanic and loyal to my family.
Acting badly with pain in my Cora
Acting out due to the pain in my heart (Cora could be a shortened version of Corazón, meaning heart in Spanish).
That's my right to find change in your Bolsa
It's my right to find money in your pocket (slang for stealing).
Fuck the chota, I still gotta eat fool
Fuck the police, I still need to make a living.
Right or wrong if your brown they gonna get chu
Whether you're right or wrong, if you're Brown (Mexican-American), they'll come after you.
No me a wito changing your sobres
I'm not afraid of changing your envelopes (slang for money).
It's my pain it's my life, mis Dolores
This is my pain, this is my life, my Dolores (could be a reference to the pain of living as a Mexican-American).
Tengo Hambre why igual que el Tigre
I'm hungry like the tiger.
Say Juan Gotti let em know quen sige
Say Juan Gotti, let them know who's following.
Todos firmen no se que decir te
Everyone signs, I don't know what to tell you.
But your bitch on my nuts like some chicle
But your girl is on me like gum on my nuts (slang for testicles).
On the streets selling diamonds and nicles
Selling drugs on the streets.
Stay strapped homeboy no te a wites
Stay armed, friend, don't hesitate.
Quick reflex S to the P Mex
Quick reflexes, South Park Mexican.
Make you hoes extent like the T-Rex
I'll make you disappear like the T-Rex (extinct dinosaur).
I'm an ánimal gun packing Illegal
I'm an animal, with a gun, who is illegally in the country.
Con Corona why Limon pero sin sal
With a Corona and lemon, but without salt (referring to a classic Mexican beer with a slice of lemon).
La La Na Na Na Na Na
Nonsensical repetitive lyric (possibly to add emphasis).
Don't trip asi se va
Don't worry, that's how it goes (referring to life's struggles).
I'm high I can't explain
I'm high and can't explain my state of mind (could be referring to drug use).
I'm standing in the rain
I'm standing in the rain (could be taken literally or figuratively).
This song was made from pain
This song was created due to the pain I've experienced.
So here we go again
I'm starting over again (referring to life's struggles).
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@IsabellaLandeback
''If you look back in history
It's a common double standard of society
The guy gets all the glory the more he can score
While the girl can do the same and yet you call her a whore''
That verse tho <3
@MoroccanQueen364
Dark skin, light skin, latina, white, asian! Big, small, short, tall! This is why i love 90’s and early 2000 artists and videos
@PacificDaneOfficial
You know, all of this was never an issue until a bunch of sjw idiots started crying about it everywhere. Now it's fuckign everywhere, and all on the daily agenda is diversity and fuck all. Diversity is only an issue when you make it an issue, if those idiots had let the world live, you would see there was no issue. As my man Morgan Freeman says: 'Stop talking about it. It won't be an issue if you stop talking about it. It exists because we talk about it.'
@westboy52
Exactly. And it doesn't feel forced. It's natural. As it should be.
@joevans27
@@PacificDaneOfficial well said.. was never issue bck then.. divide & conquer technique in full effect
@rebecca8525
@@PacificDaneOfficial Learn your history. Men have been oppressing women since the dawn of time. It's nothing new.
@NeloBladeOfRanni
@@rebecca8525 facts just look at the story of adam and Lilith
@Joseffowler
Swear to god these producers around this time were something different.
@jodycovington
🙌
@aiquesono
the best era
@kiwifan6002
Dre, Storch, The Neptunes carried the rap/pop game