Everyday Struggle
PRhyme Lyrics


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Hip hop
Hip hop
Struggle, struggle, struggle to survive

I had nightmares of Joe Budden arguing with Lil' Yachty
Division between artists party until we sorry that we parting
That young man the same age my son is
He just on fire right now, same way that my gun is
They this a profession, do amateurs get rejected?
When Shady made his hit record, could Canibus accept it?
Nah, time just repeating itself, '97 just was reckless
Now it's just bigger checks and now it's niggas with dresses
Those who got problems with flows they can pull up on us
I told Preme we gotta give those "What In The Fuck" moments
This hip-hop, all of the purists be too opinionated
You like it, you dick-riding, not a fan of it, then you hating
You getting interviewed by Vlad you either telling a story that's
Incriminating or Lord Jamar, discriminating
But white privilege do exist, I agree though
Labels used to tell you whats popular, now it's VEVO
All they argue 'bout now is who is the hottest Migo
Pac and Biggie wasn't just artists, they were our heroes
As far as years, I've been out here moving for 10 plus
'Cause I'm about the youth moving, not about them against us

Instead of wanting to change everything about me
How come you can't just be the change that you want to see?
You can question whatever you want but never my hustle
Or my everyday struggle, my everyday struggle
Everybody that's complaining about it not OG
If you ain't dropping jewels or giving knowledge to me
How can I even respect you? Better yet how can I trust you?
That's my everyday struggle, my everyday struggle

Hip hop
Hip hop

Bitches and alcohol, that's my everyday struggle
Getting rid of packs of raw, that's my everyday struggle

Fresh out the frying pan, right into the hands of a billion
Both my parents in jail and I got grams I could sell ya
When I was in boarding school, I was bored as hell
But I learned that the key of life for me was to unlock the door to hell
My skateboard trail leads to dishonest living




Designer shit I'm just tryna get it, just tryna fit in, uh
I'm just tryna get it, just tryna fit in

Overall Meaning

The song Everyday Struggle by PRhyme, featuring 2 Chainz, is a song that talks about the struggles hip-hop artists and people, in general, go through on a daily basis. The song tackles some of the issues that artists face today from their differences over various topics of discussion, such as success, popular culture, artistry, and white privilege, among others. Royce da 5'9" says that people in the hip-hop industry are facing a constant struggle, just like his everyday struggle. He talks about how hip-hop is filled with many opinions, and how one is either a fan of an artist or hates them. The song makes a reference of controversial topics, such as Lil' Yachty and Joe Budden as well as the discrimination that Lord Jamar pushes.


The rapper goes on to say that you can question his life, but never question how hard he hustles every day to make it to the top. As the song progresses, he talks about his own struggles and those of people going through poverty and how selling drugs is their only survival strategy. The song ends with an insight to the reality of hip-hop artists that lie within their need to fit in, pushing them to compete with one another in frivolous ways.


Line by Line Meaning

I had nightmares of Joe Budden arguing with Lil' Yachty
The artist had a nightmare about an argument in the hip hop world between two different generations - one old school and one new school.


Division between artists party until we sorry that we parting
Artists are fighting so much that they are breaking apart, but will later regret it.


That young man the same age my son is
The younger generation of artists are close in age to the artist's own son.


He just on fire right now, same way that my gun is
The young artist is really popular right now, like a gun that is shooting off quickly.


They this a profession, do amateurs get rejected?
The hip hop industry is a profession, so new artists are rejected if they aren't up to standard.


When Shady made his hit record, could Canibus accept it?
When Eminem made his hit record, could a lesser known artist like Canibus have accepted it?


Nah, time just repeating itself, '97 just was reckless
The same problems that happened in the past are repeating themselves now.


Now it's just bigger checks and now it's niggas with dresses
Artists are now more interested in making money and expressing themselves in unconventional ways.


Those who got problems with flows they can pull up on us
Artists who have problems with other artists' styles can come and talk to them directly.


I told Preme we gotta give those 'What In The Fuck' moments
The artist and their friend Preme want to give their fans moments where they are in shock or are amazed.


This hip-hop, all of the purists be too opinionated
Hip hop fans who are purists have very strong opinions about the genre.


You like it, you dick-riding, not a fan of it, then you hating
If you like something in hip hop, then you're just following the trend. But if you don't like something, then you're hating on it.


You getting interviewed by Vlad you either telling a story that's Incriminating or Lord Jamar, discriminating
If you are being interviewed by media personalities like Vlad, then you might say something that could get you in trouble. If you are being interviewed by someone like Lord Jamar, then you might experience discriminatory questioning.


But white privilege do exist, I agree though
The artist agrees that white privilege exists in society.


Labels used to tell you whats popular, now it's VEVO
Record labels used to tell you what was popular, but now music streaming platforms like VEVO are taking over this role.


All they argue 'bout now is who is the hottest Migo
Now people argue about who the most popular Migos artist is.


Pac and Biggie wasn't just artists, they were our heroes
The late rappers Tupac and Notorious B.I.G weren't just artists - they were looked up to as heroes.


As far as years, I've been out here moving for 10 plus
The artist has been in the industry for over ten years.


'Cause I'm about the youth moving, not about them against us
The artist wants to support the younger generation of artists and not create tension or conflict amongst them.


Instead of wanting to change everything about me
Some people want to change everything about the artist and their music.


How come you can't just be the change that you want to see?
Why can't people who want change make that change themselves instead of trying to force it on others?


You can question whatever you want but never my hustle
People can criticize the artist and their music, but they can never question the effort and hard work they have put into their work.


Or my everyday struggle, my everyday struggle
The artist has an everyday struggle, just like everyone else.


Everybody that's complaining about it not OG
People are complaining that the artist isn't 'original gangster' or old school.


If you ain't dropping jewels or giving knowledge to me
If you aren't providing value to the artist and their work through the music you make, then they can't respect or trust you.


How can I even respect you? Better yet how can I trust you?
If someone isn't providing value and knowledge to the artist, then they don't deserve respect or trust.


That's my everyday struggle, my everyday struggle
The artist's everyday struggle is being able to trust and respect other people in the industry.


Bitches and alcohol, that's my everyday struggle
The artist's everyday struggle involves dealing with women and partying lifestyle.


Getting rid of packs of raw, that's my everyday struggle
One of the artist's everyday struggles is getting rid of illegal drugs.


Fresh out the frying pan, right into the hands of a billion
The artist went from a difficult situation to a highly successful one.


Both my parents in jail and I got grams I could sell ya
The artist has had to deal with a tough situation in their personal life and still has access to illegal drugs.


When I was in boarding school, I was bored as hell
When the artist was in school, they were extremely bored.


But I learned that the key of life for me was to unlock the door to hell
The artist had to go through difficult experiences in order to learn more about life.


My skateboard trail leads to dishonest living
The artist has had to engage with a dishonest lifestyle in order to move ahead in the industry.


Designer shit I'm just tryna get it, just tryna fit in, uh
The artist is trying to fit into the lifestyle that comes with success, like wearing designer clothing.




Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: Anthony Markeith Reid, Christopher E. Martin, David Charles Chandler, Ryan Daniel Montgomery

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Comments from YouTube:

James Woolery

This album is very..very..very underated. Royce is truly a TRUE MC!!!! PUT SOME RESPEK ON IT!!✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊👊

RQuietson

Primo forever the legend. This beat is sick

RedPiLL Productions

Fav song off the album

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This shit is fire!

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Who tf hell is Chavis Chandler... his verse hard. Super crazy

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Facts!!!

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