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Lootpack Lyrics

This nigga take it back like blacksploitation flicks
Madlib brings back old-school vibes like in blacksploitation movies.

And afros where niggas trying to catch this shit
People with afros have a deep appreciation for this style of music.

I was "uhh", three years ago,
Three years ago, Madlib was producing music with excitement and enthusiasm ('uhh' being an expression of excitement).

If you didn't know that we keep it fresh like douche
The group Lootpack keeps their music fresh and new like a shower with freshening body wash.

If you didn't know, y'all need that extra push (when y'all up on the mic)
Rappers who are on the mic need an extra push (of inspiration/motivation) if they are not already aware of Lootpack's value.

We're rushing through with raw delight
Lootpack produces music with raw excitement and passion.

We're dropping that shit while y'all niggas bite
Lootpack delivers their music while other rappers imitate or 'bite' off their style.

Speaking 'bout ya copycats (ya copycats)
Lootpack is calling out those who copy their style and claiming it as their own.

Ya weak beats and ya sloppy raps (ya sloppy raps)
Lootpack is criticizing the poor-quality beats and raps of other rappers who try to copy their style.

We come though spreading light
Lootpack's music spreads positivity and enlightenment within the industry.

While ya weak lyrics spread negative hype
Other rappers spread negativity in their poor-quality, uninspired lyrics.

We kicking true forms of music, sketches of sound increase
Lootpack creates honest and true forms of music with innovative and creative sound production.

Niggas try to stop the force, (you know we on course)
Other rappers try to hinder Lootpack's progress, but they remain on the right path towards success.

Thinking that they have the source (when ya catch 'em, show 'em no remorse)
Other rappers think they have the upper hand, but if they are caught copying, they will be shown no mercy.

Hey man, I've got a question for you,
Wild Child is addressing someone with an inquiry.

Can you feel me? Speaking on you wack MC's
Wild Child wonders if the listener understands him and his message regarding untalented rappers.

Ya saying "Not really", that's 'cause I cut ya hands off
Other rappers can't feel Wild Child because they lack the skill and talent.

Time to set the story straight, brothers looking for their fate
It is time for someone to speak the truth and bring attention to the struggle of aspiring rappers.

You was that nerd fake cat who went to school at Lamda Lamda
Wild Child is calling out a specific person who is fake and unauthentic in their rapping.

Trying not to recite the rhymes so you bite the poems
The person Wild Child is referring to is trying to hide the fact that they copy other rappers by not saying the rhymes and stealing poetic lines instead.

I slap your lip, so you talk sideways like Sly Stallone
Wild Child is threatening the person he is calling out and implying he could hurt him, causing him to speak differently (like Sylvester Stallone).

Face the truth, my fists are guided to knock your left tooth
Wild Child means business and will use physical force to defeat anyone who dares to copy his rhymes.

Lyrically, ya moms rhymes better than you and she's deaf mute
Wild Child is insulting the person he is addressing by saying that even someone who can't hear or speak well could make better rhymes than them.

Step two times to the left, throw up ya fists
Wild Child is urging listeners to take action and fight against untalented rappers.

Direct 'em towards those wack MC's please as I reminisce
Listeners should focus their attention towards the poor-quality rappers as Wild Child reflects on his memories and experiences.

You might have more dollars than you have common sense
Some rappers have more wealth than wisdom.

The LP's stand ground like Hercules
Lootpack's music is powerful and strong like the mythological hero, Hercules.

Let's take that fake cat, break back and make black
Wild Child proposes a plan to expose and beat the fake rapper and make him regress in popularity.

People around the world realize they trying to play us like 8-track
People all over the world are learning how the music industry is trying to take advantage of them like outdated technology.

I formulate rhymes to educate all those who's killing
Wild Child creates rhymes to enlighten those who are bringing negative energy into the rap industry.

Music be the only way to express how I'm feeling
Wild Child uses music as his creative outlet to express his emotions and thoughts.

Ya conniving like Clinton, with more nerve than, Judge Judy
Some rappers are manipulative like Bill Clinton and have more audacity than TV judge, Judy Sheindlin.

You'd be a good ass looking girl because ya rhymes sound booty
This line is a humorous insult indicating that the rapper's rhymes are as bad as someone's butt.

Ya comin' like counterfeit (phony)
Some rappers are fake and mimic the styles of others.

But back in the days y'all wasn't no killas, gambinos, or gangsta G's
Lootpack is calling out other rappers for pretending to be gangsters or mafia-like, when in reality they have no violent history or affiliation.

y'all up on some other shit, (Talkin' bout ya shooting off clips)
Other rappers are more focused on fake, violent scenarios instead of making truly creative music.

Yo, we waiting for the Mothership,
Lootpack is waiting for other rappers to improve their skills and come together for a better hip-hop community.

But most of y'all niggas is the reason that half of us brothers have split
Because of untalented rappers, the unity and community of hip-hop is being broken apart.

(Yo, it's a damn shame)
The situation is disappointing and tragic.

You know I'm kicking true to the game
Lootpack is staying true to their own unique style and sound.

You know I am to keep it real
Lootpack follows the principle of keeping their music authentic and honest.

Like my nigga Kaz, I'm letting off battle drills
Lootpack, like their friend Kaz, is delivering powerful rhymes and lessons through their music.

I'm your replacement (replacement)
Lootpack sees themselves as taking the place of the fake and inferior rappers in the industry.

Madlib up in the basement (Madlib up in the basement)
Madlib is working on producing music in his basement studio.

We drop a soundpiece, we keep it, we keep it, we keep it real
Lootpack produces authentic and genuine music.

Not like them fake gangsta G's
Unlike other rappers that pretend to be gangsters, Lootpack creates music that is genuine and not trying to be someone they're not.

I rock the mic and strike while dictating light
Wild Child brings light and positivism into his music while at the same time, delivering a commanding performance.

I'm peaking, you keep weakening like Kryptonite
Wild Child is at his best while the other rappers are not performing well and are weakening in quality.

Yo, what I'm tired of, absence of the High Above
Wild Child is addressing his frustrations with the absence of higher spiritual power in the rap industry.

Niggas riot up, and then blame it on the blaze they've fired up
Some rappers act irresponsibly and use drugs, then cause chaos and violence and blame their actions on the substances they used.

So I'm bringing back something that was never lost
Wild Child is bringing back the true purpose and value of rap music that had been forgotten over time.

'cause you know we can't just forget about them peeps who's strictly conscious
Lootpack can't forget about listeners who appreciate conscious, honest music.

The 8-0-5 niggas got soul like Kato
The rappers from area code 805 have soulful and authentic music like Kato the cartoon character.

When you swing I'll block blows, rock roll the cradle
Wild Child won't back down and will protect himself and his music at all costs.

So, ay yo, on beats I'm like the Tazmanian Tornado
Wild Child is very energetic and dynamic on the beat, like a tornado.

Wild Child live from the 5 that be 8-0!
Wild Child is a rapper from the 805 area code in California.