Rap career:
Mos Def began his performing career on the television show The Cosby Mysteries in 1994. In 1994, Mos also began his music career, forming the short-lived group Urban Thermo Dynamics (UTD) with his younger brother DCQ and his younger sister Ces. Despite being signed to Payday Records, the group only released two singles and the group's debut album, Manifest Destiny, did not see the light of day until 2004 when released through Illson Media. In 1996 he emerged as a solo artist, working with De La Soul and Da Bush Babees before releasing his own first single, "Universal Magnetic" which was a huge underground hit. After signing with Rawkus Records, he and Talib Kweli released a full length album under the band name Black Star, entitled Black Star. It was released in 1998, with Hi-Tek producing most of the tracks. Mos Def released his solo debut, Black on Both Sides, in 1999. Filled with tracks raving about his hometown, Brooklyn and his love for Hip-Hop, Black on Both Sides also deals with racial profiling of Black men in America, with the track Mr Nigga. Mos Def was also featured on Rawkus' influential The Lyricist Lounge and Soundbombing series compilations. After the collapse of Rawkus, Def along with Kweli signed on to Interscope/Geffen Records, who released his second album The New Danger in 2004. In early 2005 Mos Def was rumored to join Jay-Z's Roc-A-Fella record label, but this was later denied by the artist himself claiming "Jay-Z and Roc-A-Fella would never allow me to release songs I plan on putting out there. I ain't down with that commercial non-sense. I'm about to deal with the fake with my next album, from George Bush to 50 Cent." But, after making that comment, Mos Def was featured rapping on a SUV commercial, endorsing the GMC Denali. Mos Def is projected to release his last solo album on Geffen Records, The Undeniable Free Flaco in early 2006. His 4th studio album The Ecstatic was released June 9, 2009 on Downtown Records. It serves as Mos Def's second highest charting album to date. Upon its release, The Ecstatic received general acclaim from most music critics, and it earned Mos Def a Grammy Award nomination for Best Rap Album. Rolling Stone magazine named it the seventeenth best album of 2009.
Impact on hip-hop
The artistic boundaries of hip-hop and rap music had been redefined by artists such as Brand Nubian, De La Soul, and Public Enemy, whose music was more thematically sophisticated and socially conscious than that of their predecessors. By the early 1990s however, this brand of rap had been eclipsed in popularity by gangsta rap. Socially aware rap music (alternative hip hop) has experienced something of a renaissance in the late 1990s and now the 2000s, in part due to artists such as Mos Def, Talib Kweli, Common, The Roots and others. "Mos Def & Talib Kweli Are … Blackstar" Mos Def's collaboration with Talib Kweli was released during the aftermath of the deaths of 2pac and The Notorious B.I.G. sparking a rebirth of "aware" and "intelligent" hip-hop. Def's music often references his Islamic faith and his contention that black artists receive little credit for their role in the birth of rock and roll music.
On Mos Def's 2004 album The New Danger, the rapper took his penchant for experimentation to a new level. Most of the songs were more hip-hop flavored stylings of Blues and Rock, with few actual raps thrown in. This threw off fans who were expecting another full-blown rap album. The New Danger also featured the controversial song "The Rape Over", a parody of Jay-Z's The Blueprint hit "The Takeover":
old white men is runnin this rap shit
corporate forces runnin this rap shit
some tall israeli is runnin this rap shit
we poke out our asses for a chance to cash in
cocaine, is runnin this rap shit
'dro, 'yac and e-pills is runnin this rap shit...
mtv is runnin this rap shit
viacom is runnin this rap shit
aol and time warner runnin this rap shit...
quasi-homosexuals is runnin this rap shit
The lyrics would seem to have chafed with higher-placed executives, who made Mos take the song off of later releases of the album, supposedly for "sample clearance issues".
In September 2005, Mos Def released the single "Katrina Clap" (utilizing the instrumental for Juvenile's "Nolia Clap"), a critical reaction to the lack of response by the Bush administration to the Hurricane Katrina disaster. He probably chose the "Nolia Clap" instrumental because the rapper Juvenile hails from New Orleans, and the song was a hit in the New Orleans area before the hurricane.
Mos Def also collaborated with Kanye West on West's track named "two words" and appeared in the music video.
Acting career
The first years of the 2000s have established Mos Def as a notable actor. His performances in Brown Sugar, Monster's Ball, and the HBO made-for-TV film Something The Lord Made have been particularly acclaimed by critics. Having been nominated for several awards, Mos finally broke through, winning Best Actor, Independent Movie at the 2005 Black Reel Awards for his portrayal of Sgt. Lucas in The Woodsman. He also landed the role of Ford Prefect in the long-awaited 2005 movie adaption of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. Notably, in 2002 he played the role of Booth in Suzan-Lori Parks' Topdog/Underdog, a Tony-nominated and Pulitzer-winning Broadway play. He has also been a musical guest and participated in many skits on Comedy Central's Chappelle's Show.
In 2004, he hosted the MOBO awards in London, after the original presenter, Pharrell Williams pulled out at the last minute.
He has been the host of the award-winning spoken word show Def Poetry Jam since its inception. The show's sixth season aired in February 2007.
Discography
* 1998 Black Star (released with Talib Kweli under the name Black Star) Priority Records
* 1999 Black on Both Sides Rawkus Records
* 2004 The New Danger Geffen
o nominated for Best Urban/Alternative
Performance, 47th Annual Grammy Awards
* 2006 True Magic
* 2009 THE Ecstatic Downtown Records
* 2010 Mos Dub
Selected Filmography
* Cadillac Records (2009)
* Be Kind Rewind (2008)
* Talladega Nights (2006) (a quick cameo)
* Dreamgirls (2006)
* Bobby (2006)
* The Brazilian Job (2006) (pre-production)
* 16 Blocks (2006)
* The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (2005).
* Lackawanna Blues (2005)
* Something the Lord Made (2004)
o nominated for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie, 56th Annual Emmy Awards
o nominated for Best Performance by an Actor in a Mini-Series or a Motion Picture Made for Television, 62nd Annual Golden Globe Awards
* Chapelle Show (? year) - Black Delegation Rep for Racial Draft
* The Woodsman (2004)
* The Italian Job (2003)
* Brown Sugar (2002)
* Civil Brand (2002)
* Showtime (2002)
* Monster's Ball (2001)
* Carmen: A Hip Hopera (2001)
* Bamboozled (2000)
* Where's Marlowe? (1998)
In September 2011, Mos Def announced that he planned to use the name Yasiin Bey instead of Mos Def beginning in 2012.
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Auditorium w/ The Ruler
Mos Def Lyrics
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Things are so passionate times are so real
Sometimes I try an chill mellow down blowin smoke
Smile on my face but its really no joke
You feel it in the streets people breathe without hope
They goin' through the motion, they dimmin' down they focus
The focus gettin' clear and the light turn sharp
And the eyes go teary, the mind grow weary
I push it past the bass no nations gotta feel me
I feel it in my bones, black, I'm so wide awake
That I hardly ever sleep, my flows forever deep
And its volumes or scriptures when I breath on a beat
My presence speak volumes before I say a word
I'm every where penthouse pavement and curb
Cradle to the grave tall lead you onna shell
Universal ghetto life holla black you know it well
Quiet storm vital form pen pushed it right across
Mind is a vital force, high level right across
Shoulders the lions raw voice is the siren
I swing round ring out and bring down the tyrant
Shocked a small act could knock a giant lopsided
The world is so dangerous there's no need for fightin'
Suttins tryna hide like the struggle won't find 'em
And the sun bust through the clouds to clearly remind him
Everywhere penthouse pavement and curb
Cradle to the grave talk'll lead you on a shell
Universal ghetto life holla black you know it well
What it is
You know they know
What it is
We know y'all know
What is is
Ecstatic there it is
Huh
What it is
You know we know
What it is
They know y'all know
What it is
You don't know? Here it is
What it is
You know we know
What it is
They know y'all know
What it is
You don't know? Here it is
(And always on time and rockin' ya mind)
Sit and come relax riddle off the mac, its the patch
I'm a soldier in the middle of Iraq
Well say about noonish comin' out the whip
And lookin at me curious, a young Iraqi kid (awww)
Carrying laundry, what's wrong G? Hungry?
No, gimme oil or get fuck out my country
And in Arabian barkin' other stuff
Till his moms come grab him and they walk off in a rush
Distrust
Feeling like I pissed on a wound
I'm like surely hope we can fix our differences soon
Buying apples I'm breakin' on
You take everything why not just take the damn food like
I don't understand it, on another planet?
Fifty months of this stuff how I'm gunna manage?
And increasing the sentiment gentlemen
Gettin' down on that middle eastern instruments
Realized trappin' is crap
Walk over kicked one of my fabulous raps (la dee da dee)
Arab pure drop it well wished they Glad Wrap
Now the kid considered like an Elvis of Baghdad
END
The lyrics of Auditorium by Mos Def with The Ruler is a reflection of the world around him that is filled with passion, reality, and hopelessness. He finds it hard to sit still and tries to chill but it's no use because he's overwhelmed by the emotions around him. The people in the streets are going through the motions and losing their focus. As the focus gets clearer, the eyes turn teary, and the mind grows weary. The lyrics imply that sometimes Mos Def feels unheard and his message is not reaching the masses. He speaks clearly and pushes his message to the bass so that it can be felt by people from all nations.
Mos Def speaks volumes when he breathes on a beat. He is present in every corner of the world from the penthouse to the pavement, the cradle to the grave. He paints a picture of ghetto life that is universal, and black people know it well. The lyrics then go on to talk about Mos Def's experience as a soldier in the Middle East. He narrates an incident where a young Iraqi child comes up to him carrying laundry and demands oil or him to leave the country. Mos Def realizes that he's in a situation he doesn't understand and feels helpless.
The lyrics are a mix of Mos Def's observations and experiences, the state of the world around him, and his realization that he can make a change by using his platform. He paints a picture of what is happening around him and urges people to pay attention, even though it may be uncomfortable or hard to swallow.
Line by Line Meaning
The way I feel sometimes its too hard to sit still
Sometimes I'm so passionate that it's hard for me to be calm and still.
Things are so passionate times are so real
Everything is so real and authentic that it ignites my passion.
Sometimes I try an chill mellow down blowin smoke
Sometimes I attempt to relax and calm down by smoking.
Smile on my face but its really no joke
I may seem happy, but the situation is serious.
You feel it in the streets people breathe without hope
People are hopeless and defeated, and you can see and feel it in the streets.
They goin' through the motion, they dimmin' down they focus
People are just going through the motions of life, losing their focus and drive.
The focus gettin' clear and the light turn sharp
Despite the loss of focus, the situation is becoming clearer and more focused.
And the eyes go teary, the mind grow weary
This realization can be overwhelming and exhausting.
I speak it so clearly sometimes ya don't hear me
I speak about the situation clearly, but people may not listen or understand.
I push it past the bass no nations gotta feel me
My music speaks louder than the bass, and is not limited to any particular nation or group.
I feel it in my bones, black, I'm so wide awake
I feel the situation deeply and intensely, and it keeps me wide awake.
That I hardly ever sleep, my flows forever deep
I rarely sleep because I am constantly thinking and creating profound music.
And its volumes or scriptures when I breath on a beat
My music is like sacred scriptures, expressing deep truths and emotions.
My presence speak volumes before I say a word
My presence and reputation as an artist say a lot about me before I even perform or speak.
I'm every where penthouse pavement and curb
I can be found in every place, from the fanciest penthouse to the most destitute curb.
Cradle to the grave tall lead you onna shell
My music accompanies people throughout their entire lives, leading them forward and empowering them.
Universal ghetto life holla black you know it well
This is a universal experience, particularly for those who grew up in the ghetto.
Quiet storm vital form pen pushed it right across
My music is like a quiet storm, but it has a vital, important message.
Mind is a vital force, high level right across
Our minds are powerful, and we have a lot of potential to create positive change and make an impact.
Shoulders the lions raw voice is the siren
I am carrying heavy responsibilities and speaking out boldly, like a lion's roar or a warning siren.
I swing round ring out and bring down the tyrant
I am using my voice and influence to take down oppressive systems and people in power.
Shocked a small act could knock a giant lopsided
Small acts of resistance can have a big impact on those in power, even if it seems unlikely.
The world is so dangerous there's no need for fightin'
The world is already full of danger and conflict, so we don't need to create more by fighting amongst ourselves.
Suttins tryna hide like the struggle won't find 'em
Some people are trying to hide from the struggle and its impact, but it will eventually catch up with them.
And the sun bust through the clouds to clearly remind him
Sometimes a moment of clarity can break through the clouds of confusion and remind us of the truth.
Buying apples I'm breakin' on
Even when doing a simple task like buying apples, I am still deep in thought about the state of the world and the struggle.
You take everything why not just take the damn food like
People are taking everything, so why not just take the food too? It's a reflection of desperation and despair.
I don't understand it, on another planet?
The situation seems so otherworldly and strange that it's hard to comprehend.
Fifty months of this stuff how I'm gunna manage?
The situation has been going on for so long that it's hard to see a way out or make sense of it.
And increasing the sentiment gentlemen
Despite the negative situation, we can still strive to be good, decent people.
Gettin' down on that middle eastern instruments
Celebrating the culture and music of the Middle East, which is often underrepresented and misunderstood.
Realized trappin' is crap
I have come to the realization that hustling and selling drugs is not a productive or fulfilling way to live.
Walk over kicked one of my fabulous raps (la dee da dee)
Even in the midst of danger and uncertainty, I am still confident and proud of my music and creative abilities.
Arab pure drop it well wished they Glad Wrap
Sharing my music with a different culture or language can be difficult, but I hope it can still be appreciated and enjoyed.
Now the kid considered like an Elvis of Baghdad
My music has reached people even in dangerous parts of the world, and I am proud to have made an impact.
Writer(s): Jr., Dante Smith, Ricky Walters, Otis Jackson, Otis Jackson Jr
Contributed by Caroline M. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@everestvladi8539
Peace, peace, peace, peace, peace, peace
Power
Uh
Madlib-erator
Def operator
Rock the data
Amazin' flavor
Yo, the way I feel — sometimes it's too hard to sit still
Things are so passionate, times are so real
Sometimes I try and chill, mellow down, blowin' smoke
Smile on my face, but it's really no joke
You feel it in the street, the people breathe without hope
They goin' through the motion, they dimmin' down the focus
The focus get cleared then the light turn sharp
And the eyes go teary, the mind grow weary
I speak it so clearly, sometimes y'all don't hear me
I push it past the bass, know nations gotta feel me
I feel it in my bones, black, I'm so wide awake
That I'm hardly ever 'sleep, my flow forever deep
And it's volumes of scriptures when I breathe on a beat
My presence speak volumes before I say a word
I'm everywhere — penthouse, pavement and curb
Cradle to the grave, tall cathedral or a cell
Universal ghetto life — holla, black, you know it well
Quiet storm, vital form, pen pushed it right across
Mind is a vital force, high level right across
Soul is the lion's roar, voice is the siren
I swing 'round, ring out, and bring down the tyrant
Chop a small axe and knock a giant lopsided
The world is so dangerous, there's no need for fightin'
Suckas tryin' to hide like the struggle won't find 'em
Then the sun bust through the clouds to clearly remind 'em
It's everywhere — penthouse, pavement and curb
Cradle to the grave, tall cathedral or a cell
Universal ghetto life — holla, black, you know it well
What it is, you know, they know
What it is, we know, y'all know
What it is, ecstatic, there it is
What it is, you know, we know
What it is, they know, y'all know
What it is, you don't know? Here it is!
What it is, you know, we know
What it is, they know, y'all know
What it is, you don't know? Here it is!
Ecstatic! (En punto)
Peace, power
Fantastic
So original
And always on time and rockin' ya mind (Ruler!)
[Slick Rick:]
Sit and come relax, riddle of the mack
It's the patch, I'm a soldier in the middle of Iraq
Well, say, about noon-ish, comin' out the whip
And lookin at me curious, a young Iraqi kid
Carryin' laundry, "What's wrong, G? Hungry?"
"No, gimme my oil or get fuck out my country"
And in Arabian barkin' other stuff ("Jihad!")
'Til his moms come grab him and they walk off in a rush
Distrust, feelin' like I've pissed upon wound
I'm like, "Surely hope that we can fix our differences soon!" (Bye!)
Buyin' apples, I'm breakin' on, "You take everythin'
Why not just take the damn food, black bastard?"
I don't understand it, on another planet?
15-months of this stuff, how I'm gonna manage?
And increasin' the sentiment
Gentlemen gettin' down on their Middle Eastern instruments
Realized trapped in this crap
Walk over, kicked one of my fabulous raps ("La-Di-Da-Di")
Arab jaw drop, they well wish, they glad rap
Now the kid considered like an Elvis of Baghdad
@geriatriko
[Intro: Yasiin Bey]
Peace
Da-da-da-da-da
Peace, peace, peace, peace, peace, peace
Power
Ugh
Mad Liberator
Def operator
Rock the data
Amazin' flavor
Yo!
The way I feel — sometimes, it's too hard to sit still
Things are so passionate, times are so real
Sometimes I try and chill, mellow down, blowin' smoke
Smile on my face, but it's really no joke
You feel it in the street, the people breathe without hope
They goin' through the motion, they dimmin' down the focus
The focus get cleared, then the light turn sharp
And the eyes go teary, the mind grow weary
I speak it so clearly, sometimes, y'all don't hear me
I push it past the bass, know nations gotta feel me
I feel it in my bones, black
I'm so wide awake that I'm hardly ever 'sleep
My flow forever deep
And it's volumes of scriptures when I breathe on a beat
My presence speak volumes before I say a word
I'm everywhere — penthouse, pavement and curb
Cradle to the grave, tall cathedral or a cell
Universal ghetto life — holla, black, you know it well
Quiet storm, vital form, pen pushed it right across
Mind is a vital force; high, low or right across
Soul is the lion's roar, voice is the siren
I swing 'round, ring out, and bring down the tyrant
Shocked a small action knock a giant lopsided
The world is so dangerous, there's no need for fightin'
Suckers tryin' to hide like the struggle won't find 'em
Then, the sun bust through the clouds to clearly remind 'em
It's everywhere! — Penthouse, pavement and curb
Cradle to the grave, tall cathedral or a cell
Universal ghetto life — holla, black, you know it well
[Hook: Yasiin Bey]
What it is
You know, they know what it is
We know, y'all know what it is
Ecstatic, there it is!
Huh, what it is
You know, we know what it is
They know, y'all know what it is
You don't know? Here it is!
What it is
You know, we know what it is
They know, y'all know what it is
You don't know? Here it is!
[Interlude: Yasiin Bey]
Ecstatic
En punto
Ha, ba-da-da-da-da
Peace, power (Ba-da-ba-da-ba)
Fantastic!
Original, and always on time (Jeweler)
And rockin' your mind, just like... (Ruler!)
[Verse 2: Slick Rick]
Sit and come relax, riddle of the mack
It's the patch, I'm a soldier in the middle of Iraq (Uh-huh)
Well, say, about noon-ish, comin' out the whip, and
Lookin' at me curious, a young Iraqi kid (Huh...)
Carryin' laundry, "What's wrong, G? Hungry?"
"No, gimme my oil or get [fuck] out my country!"
And in Arabian barkin' other stuff ("Jihad! Muhammad! Jihad! Mahmood!")
'Til his moms come grab him and they walk off in a rush
Distrust, feelin' like I's pissed upon wound
I'm like, "Shorty, hope that we can fix our differences soon! (Bye!)"
Buyin' apples, I'm breakin' on
"You take everythin', why not just take the damn food, black bastard?"
I don't understand it, on another planet? (Uh-huh)
Fifteen months of this stuff, how I'm gonna manage?
And increasin' this sentiment
Gentlemen gettin' down on their Middle Eastern instruments
Realized trapped in this crap (Uh-huh)
Walk over, kicked one of my fabulous raps ("La-Di-Da-Di")
Arab jaw drop, they well wish, they glad rap
Now the kid considered like an Elvis of Baghdad
[Yasiin Bey]
What it is!
[Sample]
Ali: This one will not win and this one will not, this one will not win
This one win, this one win, ace
This one will not win and this one will not win, dame and ace
[Yasiin Bey]
What it is!
[Sample]
Omar: Men have two faces: one that laughs and one that cries
Ali: They sent you?
Omar: Yeah, so? Here
[Hook: Yasiin Bey]
What it is, you know, they know
What it is, we know, y'all know
What it is, Ecstatic, there it is!
Huh! What it is, you know, we know
What it is, they know, y'all know
What it is, you don't know? Here it is!
What it is, you know, we know
What it is, they know, y'all know
What it is, you know, here it is!
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The one who play this at gym🗿
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All who get more excited to do more reps 🗿
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The blood streaming at speed of light after hearing this🗿
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@crimmycrimmy4728
Shame it's not on spotify, nevertheless probably one of the best rap songs I've ever listened to.
@michaelashbrook5807
This whole album used to be, I don’t know when they took it off though
@RIPAlien
@@michaelashbrook5807I got a download
@iyanalmaguer9497
@@RIPAlien you got me? 🙏
@RIPAlien
@@iyanalmaguer9497 yuh how u want me to send u link
@fatal_xfeeds4170
@@RIPAlienbrooo send me it!!!
@pathogenss
this song is the definition of rap and beatmaking itself. no one tops MadLib for his beats, no one tops Mos Def and Slick Rick for their writing and rapping.
@zaredoom1911
They’re great, but that’s just straight bs
@Perzior
Dr. Dre is the GOAT for making beats. The best and most memorable. Everyone knows Dres beats, or can recognize a songs a after a few seconds of the beat playing. No other producer has that, that consistently.
@ShroudedFigure
You forgetting Big L bro