Renegade Master (Fatboy Slim Old Skool Mix)
1) Wildchild (Hip Hop) - As an MC for the indie hip-hop group Lootpack, Wil… Read Full Bio ↴1) Wildchild (Hip Hop) - As an MC for the indie hip-hop group Lootpack, Wildchild gained a lot of attention when they dropped their first record in 1999 for his verbose, articulate rhymes and positive message. This was quite an accomplishment for the rapper, a California native who had started rhyming with fellow Lootpack members DJ Romes and Madlib in college. After the group proved to be a hit on the West Coast live circuit, Stones Throw Records offered the trio a contract, which they signed in late 1998. The next year they got together with a number of producers, including Peanut Butter Wolf, and recorded Soundpieces: Da Antidote for the label. Although not a commercial success, the album proved to be popular with fans of underground hip-hop and drew favorable notices from critics. When Lootpack took a break after their debut, Wildchild started working on his solo record, which would incorporate more of his poetry and explore some different sides of his writing. Produced by Madlib and Oh No, he released Secondary Protocol on Stones Throw Records in the spring of 2003.

2) Wildchild (UK 90's Dance) - The late Roger "Wildchild" McKenzie (born 1971 in Southampton, England) was acclaimed producer of the heavy sample-loaded "Wildtrax" serie released through Loaded Records during the early 90's. In 1995 he published the highly influental "Renegade Master" for Hi Life Recordings and started his own label Dark Black Recordings just before he died prematurely on Nov. 25, 1995.

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Renegade Master
Wildchild Lyrics


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Back once again for the renegade master
D4 damage with the ill behavior
Back once again for the renegade master
D4 damage with the ill behavior

Back once again for the renegade master
D4 damage with the ill behavior
Back once again for the renegade master
D4 damage with the ill behavior

Back once again for the renegade master
D4 damage with the ill behavior
Back once again for the renegade master
D4 damage with the ill behavior
Back once again for the renegade master
D4 damage with the ill behavior
Back once again for the renegade master
D4 damage with the ill behavior

Once again for the renegade master

Once again for the renegade master

Back once again for the renegade master
D4 damage with the ill behavior
Back once again for the renegade master
D4 damage with the ill behavior

Back once again for the renegade master
D4 damage with the ill behavior
Back once again for the renegade master
D4 damage with the ill behavior

Back once again for the renegade master
D4 damage with the ill behavior
Back once again for the renegade master
D4 damage with the ill behavior

Back once again for the renegade master
D4 damage with the ill behavior
Back once again for the renegade master
D4 damage with the ill behavior

Once again for the renegade master





Once again for the renegade master

Overall Meaning

"Renegade Master" by Wildchild is a classic dance track that has endured since its release in 1995. The lyrics of the song suggest that the renegade master, represented by the D4 damage, is back once again with his ill behavior. The repetition of the phrase "back once again for the renegade master" emphasizes his power and presence. The line "D4 damage with the ill behavior" reinforces the idea that the renegade master is a force to be reckoned with. It may also suggest that his behavior is not socially acceptable or that it goes against the norm.


The phrase "renegade master" may refer to someone who is rebellious and defies authority. The repetition of the line "once again for the renegade master" implies that this is not the first time he has made his presence known, and that he has a history of causing trouble. The use of "back once again" suggests that the renegade master goes away for a while, but then returns to cause more chaos.


Overall, the lyrics of "Renegade Master" suggest that the renegade master is a powerful figure who is not afraid to go against what is expected of him. The repeated use of the phrase "D4 damage with ill behavior" reinforces the image of a person who is dangerous and has a strong presence.


Line by Line Meaning

Back once again for the renegade master
The renegade master has returned and is back in action.


D4 damage with the ill behavior
The renegade master is known for causing significant disruption with their rebellious actions.


Once again for the renegade master
The renegade master is being welcomed and acknowledged for their previous rebellious acts.




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Written by: Roger Mckenzie

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@TheArtistDolly

RENAGEDE: Devotion or loyalty to a PERSON, group, or cause allegiance to a political party.
having treacherously changed a
Allegiance.

Allegiance:
treacherous
traitorous
disloyal
perfidious

"POWER TO THE PEOPLE"
GET UP ONCE AGAIN!
POWER TO THE PEOPLE who suffer due to the
"RENAGADE MASTER"

💪🏻❤️



All comments from YouTube:

@Ricardo_Valles

I've been looking for this for about a decade now, finally I can rest in peace.

@yuridanylko

How? He says the title over and over xD

@jozcarter3428

@@yuridanylko hahaha

@9feetdancemonstrum

@@jozcarter3428 y, f

@Fosgen

I haven't been looking for it, but just discovered on random playlist and it is great song.

@hypercatjohn

RIP

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@laabitres

One of the most ICONIC tracks of all time, love the fact that it's being sampled to this day

@benardo01

1 of the most iconic tracks of all time? Don't know if it would even break into the top 1000 mate 😂😂

@Dave-87

​​@@benardo01 hush, 😂

@charlottebruce979

Happy happy memories of dancing to this in the nineties. Short dress, knee high boots, my little bag on the back, bottle of Smirnoff ice. Sorted.

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