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King’s Crown
Rastafari
From Honolulu to Honolulu
We rock the world
King’s Crown
Ruler (Slo-L)
Humble assassin
Let them know it’s time for change
Ready ready
Mega sound
You live a privileged life
Those mouths you stepped on
And smirked
One day will return and bite
You can’t escape the karma
You don’t understand
Crown to root so naturally
You chopped it up as drama
Their not
Smarter then you
They got
More information then you
So this is what we’re gonna do
What
Now I don’t give a f… what coast you from
Each one teach one till we get it done
This is King’s Crown
Urban integrity
There’s equity in the name
It’s all about the legacy
Stop getting left, get your sh*t tight
Cut the excuses
Time to get it right
We gone get it right, We gone get it right
We gone get it right, We gone get it right
We gone get it right, We gone get it right
God's on our side, Hell yeah
We gone get it right,
We gone get it right
We gone get it right, We gone get it right
We gone get it right, We gone get it right
We gone get it right
God's on our side, We gone get it right
There’s two things
That last forever
That’s space and time
Listen
We created time to occupy space
Be fruitful with your hours
There’s only 24 in a day
Some want us here
Some want us there
Our strength and resilience
Got our culture everywhere
They won’t admit it
Nope
But they can’t deny it
Nope
The silence so loud
It may start a riot
Those thick lips
Those thick hips
Before it was rejected
Now it’s all injected
The time is now
Don’t believe the hype
You gotta know your worth
It’s time to get it right
We gone get it right, We gone get it right
We gone get it right, We gone get it right
We gone get it right, We gone get it right
God's on our side, Hell yeah
We gone get it right
How many times must I say it man
Unity, Unity, Unity
We gone get it right, respect
God's on our side, We gone get it right
You can do it man
Pronounced this local street evangelist
Dressed for my occupation
Stomping the concrete
New clients get a first impression
The jewel is in the content
Bump your head
But learn a lesson
We celebrating Juneteenth
That’s Independence Day
Watching Capoeira
From the back of a Jetta
In Kapiolani Park
Spades and barbecue
Till it’s dark
When that Oahu magic sparks
The party starts
This that Friday night banger
That early Sunday morning cruiser
And if you’re in to it
That late night punani bruiser
The world is yours
It either fight or flight
The time is now
It’s time to get it right
We gone get it right, We gone get it right
We gone get it right, We gone get it right
We gone get it right, We gone get it right
God's on our side, Hell yeah
We gone get it right
You are beautiful man
You are beautiful women
Believe no less
I smile at you cause
You're beautiful
God's on our side, We gone get it right
How we going to protect the yard




When we in the house
Fighting ourselves

Overall Meaning

The song "King's Crown" by L.s.p. is a call for change and unity, delivered through an infectious blend of hip hop and reggae. The lyrics make it clear that the artists are not content with the status quo, and they are determined to bring about positive change in the world. The reference to Rastafari in the opening line is significant, as it reflects the themes of spirituality and resistance that are often associated with the movement. The chorus, which repeats the phrase "We gone get it right," is a rallying cry for listeners to take action and make positive changes in their lives and communities.


The song takes aim at those who live privileged lives and think they are better than others. The line "You live a privileged life / Those mouths you stepped on / And smirked / One day will return and bite / You can’t escape the karma" is a warning that even the most privileged and powerful people cannot escape the consequences of their actions. The song also touches on issues related to race and identity, with lines like "Those thick lips / Those thick hips / Before it was rejected / Now it’s all injected" highlighting the ways in which cultural appropriation can harm marginalized communities.


Overall, "King's Crown" is a powerful and thought-provoking song that encourages listeners to take action and fight for positive change in the world. It is a testament to the enduring power of hip hop and reggae as vehicles for social and political commentary.


Line by Line Meaning

King's Crown
Acknowledging the power and influence of Rastafari movement and culture


Ruler (Slo-L)
Referring to oneself as a ruler with humility and also acknowledging the involvement of Slo-L


Humble assassin
Describing oneself as powerful and influential, but with a grounded and humble attitude


Let them know it’s time for change
Encouraging others to recognize the need for change and take action


Ready ready
Expressing eagerness and enthusiasm to initiate change


Mega sound
Referring to the powerful and impactful music and message that L.s.p. produces


You live a privileged life
Calling out individuals who have advantages and benefits in life over others


Those mouths you stepped on and smirked
Referencing those who have been treated poorly and disrespected in the past


One day will return and bite
Expressing the idea that negative actions will have consequences


You can't escape the karma
Stating that actions have repercussions, whether positive or negative


You don't understand
Addressing those who are not aware of the true situation or struggle


Crown to root so naturally
Highlighting the natural connection and origin of Rastafari culture


You chopped it up as drama
Calling out those who have misused or misrepresented Rastafari culture for their own gain or entertainment


Their not smarter than you
Acknowledging one's own intelligence and capabilities when facing opposition


They got more information than you
Recognizing that others may have more access to information, but that doesn't negate one's own knowledge and understanding


So this is what we're gonna do, what
Indicating a plan of action that will bring about change and progress


Now I don't give a f… what coast you from
Dismissing regional differences and focusing on the larger goal of unity and progression


Each one teach one till we get it done
Encouraging individuals to share knowledge and educate one another in order to achieve their goals


Urban integrity
Promoting honesty and authenticity in an urban context


There’s equity in the name
Recognizing the value and significance of one's name and identity


It's all about the legacy
Emphasizing the importance of creating a lasting impact and influence for future generations


Stop getting left, get your sh*t tight
Encouraging individuals to take control of their own lives and improve themselves


Cut the excuses, time to get it right
Rejecting excuses and emphasizing the need for action and progress


God's on our side, Hell yeah
Expressing confidence and faith in the divine support for one's goals


There’s two things that last forever, That’s space and time
Pointing out the two constants in existence, and suggesting the need to use time wisely


Listen, We created time to occupy space
Providing a philosophical explanation for the existence and purpose of time


Be fruitful with your hours, There’s only 24 in a day
Encouraging individuals to make the most of the limited time they have each day


Some want us here, Some want us there
Acknowledging that there are opposing views and preferences amongst people


Our strength and resilience, Got our culture everywhere
Celebrating the strength and endurance of a culture that has spread far and wide


They won’t admit it, Nope, But they can’t deny it, Nope
Emphasizing the undeniable existence and impact of a culture, even if it is not openly acknowledged


The silence so loud, It may start a riot
Commenting on the power and tension created by suppressed voices and ideas


Those thick lips, Those thick hips, Before it was rejected, Now it’s all injected
Describing the cultural shift from rejection and discrimination, to mainstream acceptance and appropriation of certain features and traits


The time is now, Don’t believe the hype
Urging individuals to take action and pursue their goals, despite any doubts or detractors


You gotta know your worth, It’s time to get it right
Encouraging individuals to value themselves and strive towards their goals with determination and confidence


How many times must I say it man, Unity, Unity, Unity
Emphasizing the importance of unity and togetherness towards a common goal


We gone get it right, respect
Expressing the close relationship between success and respect


You can do it man, Pronounced this local street evangelist, Dressed for my occupation, Stomping the concrete, New clients get a first impression, The jewel is in the content, Bump your head, But learn a lesson
Providing encouragement and inspiration through the persona of a street preacher, highlighting the importance of appearance, message, and personal growth


We celebrating Juneteenth, That’s Independence Day, Watching Capoeira, From the back of a Jetta, In Kapiolani Park, Spades and barbecue, Till it’s dark, When that Oahu magic sparks, The party starts
Describing the celebration and enjoyment of cultural traditions and events in a specific location


This that Friday night banger, That early Sunday morning cruiser, And if you’re into it, That late night punani bruiser
Describing the versatility and appeal of the music to various moods and occasions


The world is yours, It either fight or flight, The time is now, It’s time to get it right
Encouraging individuals to take control of their own lives and pursue their goals courageously and effectively




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Written by: Bernard Hogan

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Hauk28

I bet the voice actor for LSP has so much fun

Coccinella

You'd be surprised but it's Pendleton Ward and as funny as he is, he. doesn't. laugh. King of poker face lol

RLM Shorts

@CyberFr33k um

CyberFr33k

​@RLM Shorts lol wut you mean? 😂 I must know.

RLM Shorts

I wonder how happy they are that Pedro Pascal totally stole the voice

Wasumoto

Pendleton literally had the best way of coming up with LSP 😂 talking trash in the office in a valley girl accent 😂😂 such a vibe

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JAXXOMNIPOTENT

I have a very deep voice. Even in middle school. So every time she showed up on TV, I would imitate her voice. I used to do it so perfectly that classmates and random students would pull me to the side and have me do a LSP impression. My parents used to joke and say that I can replace the voice actor if he ever stepped down. Lost my touch as I got older, but man it felt awesome at the time.

Ethan Proctor

I couldn't ever do much of an impression of her, but I had a year where I quoted her alot. It was all out of context, and most people didn't really know adventure time. I once told my dad "I said lump off mom". They just thought I was very strange 😅

Scott Lesniewski

Oh my glob! Wheres my ring !

Scott Lesniewski

I grew up in Scottsdale Arizona..(I moved back to midwest where I was born) Everyone called me ("valley girl) but I know I have the same way of talking..

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