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Nas: "They Lyin Screamin Rape!!"
Posted on January 13, 2009 8:00 AM
Ohhhh... Kobe Bryant better put his ear to the speaker for this joint.
Soulja Boy, you'd better listen to this as well. Sit down, little one, and take out your little notebook. Let me explain something to you. In this joint, Nasir is referring to the slave days. You know the slave masters you gave a shout out to? Yeah. Those slave days. Nas is speaking quite candidly and it may come off you you as complex and confusing. So we may have to give you a children's footnote edition of the lyrics so that your dumb ass can understand this sh*t.
By the way; How are those houses you bought? Better take that brick you caught on your album and build a back-up bungalow. Foreclosure loves broke n*ggas who spend more than they can handle.
Shout out to Nas, man. This title was eye-catching. But the song is even crazier. There sure are a lot of these little cunts running around this country!!
Kobe! Listen up, son. No worries. You can plug in the headphones so no one can hear what you're listening to. We know topics like these make your face red. But you need to hear this.
Who else? Tiger Woods aka "I Aint Black," you'd DEFINITELY better watch your back, and open your ears.
-------> Nas- "Fear of the Mandingo"
This is actually not the "real" title. See if you can guess what it was. Or is.
This is the first time I've really heard this subject touched on -- at least on this level. Nas always manages to keep niggas' panties in a bunch.
Great song!!...Im not surprise that something like this came from Nas...im just surprised it wasnt on the most slept on, underated, classic, food for thought album "Untitled" (Nigger)...on another note I think its time for yal to leave the boy Kobe alone really....Damn!!
lol nas is the grestest...kobe is the greatest...i love it when yall cockriders sho him love...it makes me feel goood
Somebody really needs to knock Nas off of his moral high-horse.
Nothing personal, but it has to be said. Nas tries too hard to be political and deep and comes off as someone who doesn't know what he's talking about half of the time and his songs suffer because of it.
It's Okay to teach, but you got to rock the boulevard!!