Hughley was born in Los Angeles, California, the son of Audrey and Charles Hughley, who was a Delta Air Lines maintenance worker.[1] He is the second of four children. He grew up in L.A.'s South Central where he was a member of the Bloods gang after getting kicked out of high school. However, he turned his life around after a cousin was shot. He quit the gang and got a job as a telemarketer for the Los Angeles Times, where he moved into management and met his wife-to-be. She was the one who convinced him to try his humor on stage. After years of club dates, he was selected by BET as the first host of "Comic View" and subsequently got additional recognition with two very adult oriented HBO specials.
Justice
D.L. Hughley Lyrics
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We are 言の葉党(パーティー) (葉党)
逆うやつ no mercy (no mercy)
Bow down, baby, bow down (down)
統治する division 絵を描く big vision
是 乙統女中心 ポリティカル理論
(Hide on your back, I get high on your back)
従わせるH法 DRB 分割占領 (yeah)
めくるめく female のペースの ゲームで節度さえも欠如
ネバー disrespect 合歓の絶妙 flow は空前絶後
ペスト滅亡 デストラクション
レスポンス 駁論(ばくろん) マインドハックする爆音
下郎共に任せないこの国
指先一つでお掃除
勘解由小路 雑魚を料理
お行儀よく首を洗え
さあ一体どのお口がこの私に逆らえるのかしら?
そのラップアビリティーでは敗者 弁えよ己の立場
I am the queen of 中王 skill は崇高
この世を救う私が武力は無力 マイクを強く
握って実力をぶつけ合え 一か八か
握れ hypnosis microphone いざ続け
新生する世界 今集え
中王へ (oh yeah) 中王へ (oh yeah)
進まん道はただ一つのみ
握れ hypnosis microphone いざ続け
新生する世界 今集え
中王へ (oh yeah) 中王へ (oh yeah)
断固貫け言葉の正義
警報鳴らして screen をハック
It's a クーデター
荒んだ世界 立て直す革命家
Yeah 全て賭けるのはマスト
遊びじゃないこの覚悟
ずっと抱えてた葛藤
変えるためだ 今日までのアクション
Speak up 文句があるなら
Speak up 言葉の力で
Speak up コロシアム揺らす
Speakers 響かす
切り裂くリリカル
ハイジャックする中枢神経
集中 spit game 場所を弁えよ
雑魚MC禁制
中王区 中心勢力 mighty (mighty)
We are 言の葉党 (パーティー)
逆うやつ no mercy (no mercy)
Bow down, baby, bow down (down)
統治する division 絵を描く big vision
是 乙統女中心 ポリティカル理論
(Hide on your back, I get high on your back)
Speak up for yourself
握れ hypnosis microphone いざ続け
新生する世界 今集え
中王へ (oh yeah) 中王へ (oh yeah)
進まん道はただ一つのみ
握れ hypnosis microphone いざ続け
新生する世界 今集え
中王へ (oh yeah) 中王へ (oh yeah)
断固貫け言葉の正義
The lyrics to D.L. Hughley's song "Justice" convey a message of empowerment and assertion, depicting a strong sense of leadership and determination. The opening lines set the tone with references to power and control, highlighting the idea of a dominant force that demands respect and obedience. The lyrics emphasize the importance of unity and a clear vision, suggesting a political undertone where strategic division and governance play a significant role.
As the lyrics progress, themes of defiance and combat emerge, symbolized by the metaphor of discarding weapons for the microphone as a tool for battle. There is an assertive call to challenge authority and disrupt the status quo, with a focus on female empowerment and the importance of maintaining composure and dignity amidst chaos. The refusal to show disrespect and the mastery of lyrical flow showcase a defiance against conventional norms and a commitment to individuality.
The imagery of destruction and reconstruction permeates the lyrics, reflecting a desire for change and a willingness to confront obstacles head-on. The call for unity in the face of adversity and the metaphor of cleaning up the mess left behind by corrupt forces exemplify a sense of responsibility and courage. The mention of cooking up insignificant opponents and the call to behave with manners while facing challenges further emphasize the need for grace under pressure.
The final verses reinforce the themes of strength and determination, urging the listener to speak up and take a stand for justice. The repetition of the phrase "Bow down, baby, bow down" serves as a defiant declaration of self-worth and authority, encouraging the listener to embrace their power and make their voice heard. The repeated call to grasp the hypnotic microphone and continue forward in the face of adversity symbolizes a commitment to progress and change, highlighting the importance of unwavering dedication to fighting for what is right. In conclusion, the lyrics of "Justice" by D.L. Hughley paint a vivid picture of empowerment, defiance, and the unwavering pursuit of truth and righteousness.
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Written by: Awich, Chaki Zulu
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