Styles Crew Flows Beats
Peanut Butter Wolf Lyrics


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(feat. Lootpack, Quasimoto)

Loot Pack in the place for the 1998 to the year 2000

You, ya' crew and we, we're forced to break you down 'til ya eyes can see
'Til the day comes when you feel that sonic drum
Ya' dogs can't speak, 'cause the cat got yo' tongue [Repeat]
[Wild Child]
LP, whats up you cerebellum anti-hemerick
Tell 'em wait,
You're not gonna see me kick 30 freestyle lines
And watch ya' ass regenerate
Lines I rejuvenate, jack elevates
Levels so thick, So ya can't even tell ya' fate
When my freestyle rhymes starts to recelebrate
I'll step back in the b-boy stance
Style will stop innovate
75% of signed niggas can't participate
Wait for the right time to rain on niggas, come and precipitate
Damn, I hate two-faced brothers always agitate
First thought, put ya' head on the mantle
And watch it decapitate
I rhyme early, like Lavern and Shirley
Ya' rapulate, sport a 'L' on my chest
Can ya' elegantness rapulate, jack infiltrates
On all you wack niggas who manipulate
Brothers irritate, watch a likwit emcee step up and irrigate
Still I wait for the right time, when Wild Child's feelin' great
Hungry, 'cause I got the munchies, and my rhyme style still ain't ate
L's in the airs, sisters yellin' Loot to the Pack
Closin' up and illin' and searchin' brothers right to the back
Before my rap attacks, ya' wack style sends you back
And all ya' hear from the crowd is "We wanna' hear Cracker Jack!"
I kick a freestyle, brother's know I don't come wack
Ya' already clappin' that, a dope-ass manitrack
Matter of fact, Wild Child known to pick up the slack
Known to pick up a wack emcee straight by the neck
Ask him why he rap
Cuz i might tightly strap you in a seat to win a trip to the Boomback

Style, if it wasn't for the style,
It would be hard for me to show my culture profile

What about the crew? If it wasn't for the crew,
It would be, only lonely me, payin' dues

Don't forget the flow, if it wasn't for the flow
Possibly, how could I suppose I could rock the shows

What about the beats? The beats..........

Quasimoto
It's Mad Lib, he's back kid, watch out
DJ Romes, Peanut Butter Wolf
From this Stones Throw era
Yo' we bringin' it, West Coast
How we do? Mad Lib

[Mad Lib]
We drop shit like some architects
Spark and get, lit to make some underground hits
Mad Lib, the bad kid, we drop original
Precise, conceptual, house of wood, innovation nine thousand
We keepin' business like Eric in perish
Have you hype like '89 like we buggin' on terrace
Sometimes on the low-pro, styles like the no show
I'm comin' from the 'O', What we do?

[Quasimoto]
The Quas, representin' Quasimoto
Peanut Butter's on the drum set
I grab the mic to run rec
I'll have you hype like illegal gun sets
Plus the Beat Conductor got my back
Attack, whenever, whoever
You wanna test me? Behold and don't cry
The bad character you see up on the screen
We keep it clean, like a diamond ring
Or dirty like a one-night fling

[Quas and Lib] You gots to let us do our thing

We droppin' loops with static cling
While we steppin' on the scene
It's the Loot digga'
Man, it's the Loot digga'
My nigga
Yo', it's the Loot digga'
The Quas and the Pack and it's peace like Greece
For fried chicken (two million) or for Astro black sticken'
Niggas talkin' shit? Yo' watch the plot thicken
I'll leave y'all suckas wit yo' auditory sicken
(The game's on you) Like Wild Man fisher
If it's trouble in the West
We'll bring back the juice with Bishop
I'll smack yo' bitch up, like a pimp
And it's low-high,
And your whole zoo could get revved up, and that's no lie
Quasimoto and the Pack, we keep it raw like sex,
Mic check on the sex





[Cuts 'til fade]

Overall Meaning

The song "Styles Crew Flows Beats" by Peanut Butter Wolf featuring Lootpack and Quasimoto is a celebration of the elements of hip-hop: style, crew, flow, and beats. It starts with Loot Pack announcing their presence from 1998 to 2000, and then Wild Child spitting a fiery freestyle rhyming about his prowess as an emcee and his disdain for "two-faced brothers always agitate." He waits for the right time to make his move and win over the crowd with his sharp lyrics and b-boy stance. He emphasizes that it's not just about his own individual style, but also about the support of his crew, the power of his flow, and the strength of the beats that drive his rhymes. The song then transitions to Quasimoto and Mad Lib, who drop some serious architect-inspired imagery and metaphors, showcasing their originality and precision on the mic. They keep things both clean and dirty, like a diamond ring or a one-night fling, and urge listeners to let them do their thing - dropping loops with static cling and stepping on the scene with confidence. The song ends with a classic hip-hop scratch outro.


Overall, the song is a tribute to the power and importance of hip-hop culture and the elements that make it groundbreaking and historically significant. The lyrics are raw, energetic, and showcase the skills of all three emcees involved, as well as the production prowess of Peanut Butter Wolf.


Line by Line Meaning

Loot Pack in the place for the 1998 to the year 2000
Loot Pack will be present from 1998 up until 2000.


You, ya' crew and we, we're forced to break you down 'til ya eyes can see 'Til the day comes when you feel that sonic drum Ya' dogs can't speak, 'cause the cat got yo' tongue [Repeat]
We will break down you and your crew until you understand, to the sound of the drum. You won't be able to respond, speechless.


LP, whats up you cerebellum anti-hemerick Tell 'em wait, You're not gonna see me kick 30 freestyle lines And watch ya' ass regenerate Lines I rejuvenate, jack elevates Levels so thick, So ya can't even tell ya' fate When my freestyle rhymes starts to recelebrate I'll step back in the b-boy stance Style will stop innovate 75% of signed niggas can't participate Wait for the right time to rain on niggas, come and precipitate Damn, I hate two-faced brothers always agitate First thought, put ya' head on the mantle And watch it decapitate I rhyme early, like Lavern and Shirley Ya' rapulate, sport a 'L' on my chest Can ya' elegantness rapulate, jack infiltrates On all you wack niggas who manipulate Brothers irritate, watch a likwit emcee step up and irrigate Still I wait for the right time, when Wild Child's feelin' great Hungry, 'cause I got the munchies, and my rhyme style still ain't ate L's in the airs, sisters yellin' Loot to the Pack Closin' up and illin' and searchin' brothers right to the back Before my rap attacks, ya' wack style sends you back And all ya' hear from the crowd is "We wanna' hear Cracker Jack!" I kick a freestyle, brother's know I don't come wack Ya' already clappin' that, a dope-ass manitrack Matter of fact, Wild Child known to pick up the slack Known to pick up a wack emcee straight by the neck Ask him why he rap Cuz i might tightly strap you in a seat to win a trip to the Boomback
I'm Wild Child, and I'm not just going to freestyle for the sake of it. My lines will rejuvenate and elevate the rap level. Only 25% of signed artists can keep up. I wait for the perfect opportunity to rain on weak rappers. I hate fake friends who agitate, and I'm ready to rap when Wild Child is in the zone. Even though I'm hungry for recognition, I will not sell out to be popular. Loot Pack is a team of highly skilled rappers who will take on any challenge and come out on top.


Style, if it wasn't for the style, It would be hard for me to show my culture profile
Style is a crucial aspect of my identity and culture, and without it, it would be hard to represent my background.


What about the crew? If it wasn't for the crew, It would be, only lonely me, payin' dues
My crew is an essential part of my journey in rap, and without them, I would have to struggle alone.


Don't forget the flow, if it wasn't for the flow Possibly, how could I suppose I could rock the shows
The flow is integral to my ability to perform and engage an audience, and without it, my success would be uncertain.


What about the beats? The beats..........
The beats are another critical element of rap music, and their quality can impact the overall success of the song and the rapper.


It's Mad Lib, he's back kid, watch out DJ Romes, Peanut Butter Wolf From this Stones Throw era Yo' we bringin' it, West Coast How we do? Mad Lib
This is Mad Lib's song, and he is accompanied by DJ Romes and Peanut Butter Wolf from the Stones Throw era. We're bringing it on the West Coast, and it's all thanks to Mad Lib's skills.


We drop shit like some architects Spark and get, lit to make some underground hits Mad Lib, the bad kid, we drop original Precise, conceptual, house of wood, innovation nine thousand We keepin' business like Eric in perish Have you hype like '89 like we buggin' on terrace Sometimes on the low-pro, styles like the no show I'm comin' from the 'O', What we do?
Our music is like architecture; we create something that lasts. We make music that gets people excited and creates underground hits. Mad Lib is a bad kid, and he's always original, precise, and conceptual. Our innovation is unmatched. We're like Eric, always in business, and we have the same hype as we did back in 1989. Our style is low key but always present. We come from the 'O', and we're always ready to create something new.


The Quas, representin' Quasimoto Peanut Butter's on the drum set I grab the mic to run rec I'll have you hype like illegal gun sets Plus the Beat Conductor got my back Attack, whenever, whoever You wanna test me? Behold and don't cry The bad character you see up on the screen We keep it clean, like a diamond ring Or dirty like a one-night fling
I'm Quasimoto, representing myself, Peanut Butter is on drums, and I take the mic. I'll have people hyped like illegal guns. The Beat Conductor is my backup, and we're always ready for a fight. You can try to test me, but you won't succeed. I'm the bad character on the screen, but we keep it clean like a diamond or dirty like a one-night stand.


[Quas and Lib] You gots to let us do our thing We droppin' loops with static cling While we steppin' on the scene It's the Loot digga' Man, it's the Loot digga' My nigga Yo', it's the Loot digga' The Quas and the Pack and it's peace like Greece For fried chicken (two million) or for Astro black sticken' Niggas talkin' shit? Yo' watch the plot thicken I'll leave y'all suckas wit yo' auditory sicken (The game's on you) Like Wild Man fisher If it's trouble in the West We'll bring back the juice with Bishop I'll smack yo' bitch up, like a pimp And it's low-high, And your whole zoo could get revved up, and that's no lie Quasimoto and the Pack, we keep it raw like sex, Mic check on the sex
We're Loot digga', and we're dropping loops while stepping on the scene. We're here for fried chicken or Astro black. If anyone talks smack, we'll make them feel sick. Like Wild Man Fisher, we're not afraid to bring the juice to shake things up. If your whole group is causing trouble, we'll knock them out like a pimp. Quasimoto and the Pack keep it raw and real, and it's time for a mic check.




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dominic hocutt

That last beat with madlib and quas is monsterous

Alex Kru

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whitley91

The first part is just as amazing. Love this song โค

chapstickclass1c

this just goes to show how many people DONT know about good shit

monterolenz

Wildchild spittin' one of the best flows ever!!!!!

KEHLARJ

I never really gave this track a chance as I was never really feeling the vibe but that Lord Quas switch up at 2:08 had me hooked!!!

J R

Damn. Wild child killed it n you couldn't feel it? Shame

Michael keke B

ExactlyโœŒ๏ธ๐Ÿ”ฅ๐Ÿ”จ

James Griffiths

Sticking through the wildchild parts for more madlib is the true lootpack experience

basd

Such a vibe ๐Ÿ’ฏ

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