Intro
Trick Trick Lyrics
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I was born in a land rich in culture, music, tradition. Art
Home to the best of the best in the game
Bob Marley (lions), Tupac (wolves), Biggie (howling), Lucky Dube, Brenda Fassie, Fela Kuti, Jay Z Nas (elephants), Sauti Sol
Art, is an integral part of the African continent
From south of the Sahara to north of the cape
It's inherent, it's nature
It's an inspiration, a longing, a craving, a need to satisfy an insatiable addiction of a rare drug
Transformed it into popular culture before we had pulp fiction
Now, now's my time
I am unworthy of this stage, most say I ain't ready
And they are probably right
But you only get one chance, ready or not here I come
My name is Nice Trick, a rap artiste
And this is Thee Xtra Mile Game
The lyrics to Trick Trick's song "Intro" are a brief but powerful exchange between two individuals. Trick Daddy confronts Git, a young man who appears to be out of school and possibly under the influence of drugs. Trick Daddy seems concerned for Git and tries to steer him onto a better path, but Git insists that he is focused on making money and living a thug life. Trick Daddy cautions Git to be careful and not follow in his footsteps because he knows that the streets can be dangerous.
What is interesting about this exchange is the dynamic between the two individuals. Trick Daddy takes on more of a mentor role, trying to guide Git onto a better path. Git, on the other hand, seems more preoccupied with living a certain lifestyle and making money. This is a common theme in hip-hop music, where the desire for wealth and respect often overshadows the need for education and personal growth.
The lyrics also shed light on the dangers of the streets and the pitfalls that young people can fall into. Trick Daddy's concern for Git is genuine, and he wants to make sure that he doesn't end up making the same mistakes that he did. This is a message that is often overlooked in hip-hop music, which tends to glorify violence and illegal activities.
Overall, the lyrics to "Intro" are a powerful reminder of the need to stay focused on personal growth and education, even in the face of adversity.
Line by Line Meaning
Trick daddy- hey git....come hea man!...run ya lil bad ass hea git, you need ta
Trick Daddy is calling Git over and asking him why he isn't in school
Git-nigga, I'm bout my money, stackin cheese tryin ta sit on d's.
Git tells Trick Daddy that he is focused on making money and building his wealth
Trick daddy-look at ya muthafukin eyes, you look like you high nigga.
Trick Daddy comments that Git's eyes look like he is high on drugs
Git-fool you no I ain't tryin ta start smokin
Git denies the accusation that he is trying to start using drugs
Trick daddy-you prolly on dirt, look atcha, lil young git ass nigga.
Trick Daddy suggests that Git might already be using drugs
Git-I'm tryin ta be like you my nigga, thug for life
Git shares that he wants to emulate Trick Daddy's tough and fearless lifestyle
Trick daddy- nah don't be like me nigga, be like yaself dawg. be like mike don't Be like me, ima thug, its dangerous round hea!!
Trick Daddy advises Git not to follow in his exact footsteps, but instead strive to be an individual and make his own path. Trick warns Git that living a life of crime in their community is risky and potentially hazardous
Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Written by: Innocent Kiriba
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