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ScHoolboy Q Lyrics

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Who rock the motherfuckin' microphone Better than Q? Yeah, uh, check 2-1-2 Who rock the motherfuckin' microphone Better than Q? Yeah, uh, check 2-1-2 Who rock the motherfuckin' microphone?
Who can perform better than ScHoolboy Q on the mic?

Uh, back to the boogie, boogie to the bang Bang to the rhythm, rhythm to the slang Slang to the booth, booth to the truth Spittin' all these words for the Wise and the youth Youth to the majors, them to the lasers Beams to the cream, crack rock to the fiends Fiends to the jails, jails to the tails All of your dreams that you Thought it had failed
Let's get back to the old school of hip hop, flow to the beat and rhymes to the language. Delivering knowledge and inspiration to the young and the old. From underground to the mainstream music industry, reflecting the harsh reality of drugs and their effects on people's lives, ultimately leading to incarceration and shattered dreams that were once within reach.

Called you by surprise Now the Devil in your eyes Devil in your pie, see a coochee Hit the broad Stupid that you feelin' to live In the crack dealin' Look at the ceilin', stuck in prison The walls peelin' Hatin' every day in your life Knew wrong from right Don't despite, now you payin' the price A nigga at your home layin' the pipe Your wife livin' a life Son fell in school, punked in a fight
Succumbing to temptation and greed can have a detrimental effect on one's life, bringing chaos and misery to oneself and loved ones. Falling to the wrong side of the law and being incarcerated, brings added insult to injury, and a lifetime of regret to dwell on. Losing control over one's family, and living with the shame and consequences of past actions for the rest of one's life.

I keep it real with you, say I give you a real scripture Money over bitches cause bitches They will hit you Movin' at a good pace, never lose a race Providin' for your family Keepin' food on the plate
Always staying true and honest, telling the unvarnished reality of life. Putting financial stability as a top priority, and keeping oneself safe from toxic women, who can only bring harm and destruction. Living life with a steady pace, never slowing down or falling behind, always providing for one's family and feeding them.

Your money flows, doin' good Stay on your toes Sell out your rolls, fuck it Let the music control and take over It ain't cool to be a street soldier Just somethin' to think about, shit Now I'm out
Securing a steady cash flow, staying vigilant and watchful, sometimes selling one's possessions for the sake of the art. Letting the music take control and lead us to unchartered territory. Discouraging people from becoming street fighters and criminals for the sake of bravado. These are some ideas to mull over. Now, the song is finished.

Uh, ayo, word on the street GED ain't got spitters Like I ain't one of LA's known crack dealers Known cap-peeler, might be the pipe shit The beat beat a price, yo I guess I'll be the light Born to the flame, dived into 'cane Distributed cats to heat Distributed cats defeat The corner like peripheral Sneakin' like I tippy-toe Everythin' I write up in my verses, yeah They fit me though '80s with the '90s flow Mixin' with the gangsta and the soul I got it under control hip-hop is mine I'm throwin' you niggas signs I'm makin' you step your game up Lyrically, see, I came up from nothin' My back turned from frontin' All about my fetti Stayin' sharper than machete Eatin' rappers like spaghetti Who can fuck with me? That young Nip, 50 That Bill Crispy, the Benjamin These niggas softer than a cinnamon roll As I compose, my body arose up from the dead Every since Nas dropped that one album Put his flow over my corpse I came up with a torch Hit the studio and comin' with force, yep Kaboom guess who stepped in the room? Nigga been a nut since I shot in the womb I blow like balloon Thank you guys for some of your time Top five, nigga, dead or alive, Q
Rumors are rife that the General Educational Development (GED) doesn't produce excellent rap talent, but that's not true, as I am one of LA's most popular crack dealers. Q, known for his sharp shooting, and a formidable threat to have. The rhymes that I write fit the style of the 80s and 90s, mixed with the classic swagger of gangsta rap and soulful bebop. I own the rap game and am determined to show my strength. With my sharp wit and unmatched talent, I quickly rose to fame despite the difficulties of my past. My enemies can't touch me, from the young Nipsey to 50 Cent, none can compare. I am sticking with the big bills of 100 dollars: the Benjamins. Others are weak like a pastry, as I write my flow, my body becomes alive once again. Since Nas' critically acclaimed album was released, I took inspiration, took up the torch and hit the studio with vigor. Here I am, who just appeared? A nut who got his first shot in the womb, ready to take on the world. Thank you for spending your valuable time listening to my music, and, unequivocally, I am one of the top five dead or alive MCs, Q.