Incredible
Krumb Snatcha ft. Gang Starr Lyrics

"I guess my time is here" "Suppress my fear I'm ready"
Krumb is ready and confident that it's his time to shine, despite any fears or doubts he may have.

"Boston, state of mind stay sick"
Boston has a unique energy and attitude that sets it apart from other cities.

"Live rounds, five pounds of heat"
Krumb and his crew are heavily armed and willing to use lethal force if necessary.

"Incredible"
Krumb and Gang Starr are so talented and powerful that they are almost unbelievable.

"I like to let my rhymes flow"
PMD enjoys the natural and effortless process of creating and improvising rhymes.

"Ain't no doubt about it"
Keith Murray is absolutely confident and sure of himself.

"Understand this?" "Word up"
The singer is urging the listener to pay attention and comprehend the situation at hand.

You pussy niggaz, we incredible
Guru is boldly and aggressively asserting his and Krumb's superiority over their enemies.

And don't push us, to put led in you
If provoked or threatened, Guru and Krumb are willing to shoot and kill their opponents.

We 'bout to be them niggaz on top, instead of you
Guru and Krumb are determined to rise to the top of the hip-hop hierarchy and displace their rivals.

The Beantown beatdown, unbelievable, see now
Their style and skills are so impressive that even skeptics are amazed and convinced of their dominance.

Push ya dough up, we want more than some G's now
Guru and Krumb are demanding more than just money from their fans and the music industry; they want respect, recognition, and power.

Watch us comin up in the fast lane, Henney'd up
Guru and Krumb are rapidly gaining fame and fortune, with alcohol and drugs as fuel for their success.

Never worry 'bout beef, fire arms already tucked
Guru and Krumb are always prepared for any conflict or confrontation, with guns hidden and ready to use.

What the fuck, niggaz been about to the Don
Guru is questioning the authority or influence of other rappers who claim to be in charge or in control.

And give it up to Krumb, I live it up for my son
Guru admires and respects Krumb's talent and dedication, especially as a father and role model for his child.

And you industry niggaz, you really lost it
Guru and Krumb are criticizing other rappers and the music industry for losing sight of the true essence and value of hip-hop.

First you slept on Boston, then you kept on flossin
The music industry overlooked Boston's talent and potential for too long, and then tried too hard to exploit and profit from it.

Shouldn't do that, around us hungry niggaz
Guru and Krumb are warning their rivals and enemies not to underestimate or mess with them, especially since they are eager and motivated to succeed.

'Cause we the chosen godly warriors, tuffer than rugby niggaz
Guru and Krumb see themselves as divinely appointed and physically invincible soldiers, with more strength and toughness than rugby players.

Live lovely niggaz
Despite their rough and dangerous lifestyle, Guru and Krumb enjoy their success and freedom.

Although the time's is harsh, all my soldiers now it's time to march
Guru and Krumb acknowledge the difficult and uncertain times they live in, but still urge their crew and fans to keep moving forward and fighting.

All you punks, huh, you better find a heart
Guru and Krumb are challenging their critics and enemies to be tougher and braver, rather than cowardly and fake.

A child with a destiny, ain't no testin me
Krumb sees himself as destined for greatness, with no obstacles or challenges that can stop him.

Mental menu, send you a recipe
Krumb is skilled at crafting and delivering rhymes, with a limitless arsenal of creative ideas and styles.

Chef like Rae how I bake a track
Krumb compares himself to a master chef like Raekwon, who can transform raw ingredients or samples into a delicious and satisfying musical dish.

Give the streets mo' yeast until the cake is back
Krumb is dedicated to providing his fans and the hip-hop community with more energy, inspiration, and innovation, until the culture and scene are thriving again.

Stack to my own bakery, why niggaz hatin me
Krumb is building his own brand and empire, and wonders why other rappers are jealous or hostile towards him.

Can't see this fake industry makin me
Krumb refuses to conform or compromise his authenticity and integrity, even if it means sacrificing fame or fortune.

Anti-flossin, poppin at the bar
Krumb rejects the flashy and superficial lifestyle that some rappers promote, and prefers to stay humble and focused on his craft.

This is ashy-ass knuckles and razors in the jar
Krumb is reminding his enemies or doubters that he and his crew are not to be messed with, and have weapons and skills that can destroy them.

Far from the norm, so they say son strange
Krumb is aware that his style and personality may seem unconventional or even weird to some people, but he doesn't care and embraces his uniqueness.

Temper so short, turn ya face to a gun range
Krumb warns that he can be easily provoked or angered, and anyone who crosses him or disrespects him may face deadly consequences.

Switch it up, nice chain, lift it up
Krumb can adapt to different situations and personas, and knows how to dazzle and impress his audience and his enemies with materialistic gestures.

Too much talk about juice, is why'all bitch or what
Krumb criticizes other rappers for bragging and boasting about their wealth or power, and suggests that they are insecure or fake.

Like vanity, shine with your rims and ice
Krumb sees the obsession with flashy cars and jewelry as a form of narcissism or superficiality.

Until a hooded figure come through to dim ya lights
Krumb warns that even the most powerful or famous rappers can be killed or humbled by a mysterious or unknown enemy.

Timbs and mics, all a nigga need
Krumb values and prioritizes his boots and microphone above all else, as they represent his identity and purpose.

Just to proceed, to make another rapper bleed, indeed
Krumb is willing and ready to battle and defeat any rapper who challenges him or his crew, using his rhymes and skills as weapons.

Sleep? Nah I wouldn't do that on no one
Guru prefers to stay awake and alert, rather than let his guard down and risk being caught off guard.

Creep? That's what I like to do like a Shogun
Guru enjoys the thrill and strategy of sneaking up on his enemies, like a Japanese warrior.

Load one, buck it, cold one as fuck it
Guru is describing how he loads and shoots his gun with ease and no remorse, as if it's a casual and routine action.

Colt two, loads of power you but let's not discuss it
Guru has another gun that he prefers not to talk about or reveal, as it's even more lethal and dangerous than the first one.

Babylon got us holdin on the tephlon
Guru is referring to the corrupt and oppressive system that forces him and his crew to carry and use guns for self-defense and survival.

We deaded some but we gon' spit, 'til all the rest gone
Guru and Krumb have already killed some of their rivals or enemies, but they won't stop battling and rapping until they have eliminated all competition.

Respect to your hood, I know the O.G.'s there
Guru acknowledges and honors the legacy and authority of older and more experienced gang members or community leaders in different neighborhoods.

Yo I dare when we fear none, play low-key here
Guru and Krumb are not afraid of anyone, and prefer to stay quiet and humble rather than draw unwanted attention or trouble.

Yo, me and the God expose frauds frontin hard
Krumb and Guru are committed to exposing and defeating fake or weak rappers who pretend to be something they're not.

The type want to fight get jumped in the yard
Krumb and Guru are challenging any rapper who wants to fight them, even if they have to resort to a brutal and unfair fight.

Any odds oppose, get the deadliest blows
Krumb and Guru are confident that they can defeat any opponent or obstacle, with their lyrical or physical prowess.

In the form of these toxic flows
Krumb describes his rhymes as poisonous and deadly, able to infect and destroy any listener who opposes him.

Pumpin the glock, send shots through your clothes
Krumb and Guru are not afraid to use their guns and aim for the vital points of their enemies, even if it means ruining their clothes.

Incredible game how we knock why'all hoes
Krumb and Guru are amazed and impressed with their own skills and style, knowing that they can easily defeat and mock any weak or fake rapper.

Stop all foes, deadin their tracks
Krumb and Guru are determined to eliminate all their enemies, and will do whatever it takes to stop or kill them.

And since niggaz got mouth, give head to this gat, for real
Krumb and Guru are mocking other rappers who talk too much or boast too loud, and suggest that they should perform oral sex on their guns instead.