(feat. Solomon Childs, Trife Da God)
[Intro: Trife Da God]
Uh-huh, whoo, just smoothing it out, right now
My nigga Halloween, we gon' get rich this year, nigga (see)
Sip on this little bit of odor, made brown
Zone out, turn the lights off
Ant boogie, what up? Uh-huh
[Trife Da God]
In the crib, with my wiz, getting my grown man on
Listening to classic soul, with the slow jams on
Smokey Robinson, Tears of a Clown, shedding tears
Popping beers, almost twenty five years in the town
I seen niggaz die off, like dandelions in the fall
Niggaz heard of Chip Banks and left him lying in the hall
Your boy Sandy Brock was ill, like Kobe Bryant with the ball
It's no exceptions, even the biggest giants gotta fall
Cuz we living in denial, but these lessons are vital
When marinating in the slums, you gotta practice survival
Now everybody wants to be next American idol
But these are more than just songs pressed up your vinyl
Being rich is a poor man's dream, and we all wanna shine
But we all can't green, knahImean?
Being rich is a poor man's dream, and we all wanna shine
But we all can't green...
[Chorus: Solomon Childs]
I grew up hard, maybe you grew up harder
But I ain't been to many operas
Or had money for private doctors
As harsh it sound, these just a tears of a clown
I grew up hard, maybe you grew up harder
The message is I'm too strong to hold down
I know the ledge, and I ain't planning to drown
As harsh it sound, these just a tears of a clown
[Trife Da God]
Momma ain't raised no fool, they say we gotta save the children
But first, we gotta save our spoons
I was taught not to waste my food
Even if I didn't like it, every scrap on my plate got chewed
Either you ate, or you didn't eat, the memories are bitter sweet
Used to get teased by my friends, cuz I had bigger feet
I think about them jokes and laugh, crack a smile
Cuz as a child, I never knew that being broke was bad
Growing up I was close to my dad, but that still didn't stop a nigga
From putting that coke in them bags
That was the past, now, I'm riding with the oak in the dash
Got jealous niggaz hating, big time, hoping I crash
I can't blame 'em, and on the same note, I can't change 'em
Let a nigga disrespect my shit, I'm gonna flame 'em
That's word to my son little Jay, my little homey
Ask niggaz how your boy get down, ain't nothing phony
[Chorus]
[Trife Da God]
Yeah, they say two heads are better than one, and in the process
I learned that slow progress, is better than none
That's why I'm still here persuing my goals, baking that bread
In the bakery, if I ain't out, doing no shows
I hit the block, once in a blue, and front with the crew
And show niggaz a good time, by getting drunk in the stud'
Some niggaz find happiness, with a blunt and a brew
They talented niggaz, but they just need something to do
It's kinda hard try'nna look beyond buildings and bricks
We can't condone broken homes, when our children is sick
Try'nna survive off the cereal and milk from the WIC
And all the good ones we got, be getting killed in the mix
He could of been the next Jordan, who knows, the next Emmitt
Young Tiger Woods, or the new Arthur Ashe of tennis
That's why I'm looking past the gimmicks, getting cash with Dennis
Criminal grind, we gonna smash the business
[Chorus]
[Outro:]
Yeah, when you see that big thing pull up
Don't be mad at us, man, be glad, we done made it from the projects
We done came up, Stapleton Houses, man
Straight up, Theodore, Toney Starks Enterprise
Ghostface Killah, cuyo nombre real es Dennis Coles, es un rapero estadounidense nacido en Brooklyn, Nueva York, en 1970. Es uno de los miembros fundadores del legendario grupo de hip hop Wu-Tang Clan, conocido por su estilo musical caracterizado por rimas complejas y atmósferas oscuras. Su carrera en solitario ha visto el lanzamiento de numerosos álbumes exitosos, incluyendo "Ironman" (1996), considerado un clásico del género, y "Supreme Clientele" (2000). Ghostface Killah es apreciado por su capacidad narrativa, sus rimas creativas y su flujo único. Entre sus canciones más representativas se encuentran "Daytona 500", "All That I Got Is You" y "The Champ".
Desde los primeros días del cine, la música ha sido una parte esencial de la experiencia cinematográfica. La música en películas puede crear emociones, realzar escenas, y transportar a los espectadores a mundos imaginarios.
El 22 de agosto es un día especial para los fanáticos de la música en todo el mundo, ya que marca el cumpleaños de una de las estrellas pop más brillantes y talentosas de nuestra época: Dua Lipa
El Caribe, esa región de belleza paradisíaca y diversidad cultural, es también la cuna de algunos de los géneros musicales más emocionantes y entrañables del mundo.
En un movimiento que sacudió la industria musical, Universal Music Group ha anunciado recientemente la adquisición de Chabaka Music
La música es un lenguaje universal que trasciende barreras culturales y lingüísticas. Puede emocionarnos, inspirarnos y, lo que es más importante, ayudarnos a aprender un nuevo idioma de una manera divertida y efectiva.
Madrid ofrece una amplia gama de géneros musicales que deleitan a lugareños y visitantes por igual. Con una escena musical diversa y vibrante, Madrid es un destino imprescindible para los amantes de la música.
La Music Session 53 fue un evento musical que reunió a varios artistas reconocidos de la música latina en el año 2018. Entre ellos, destacaron Shakira y Gerard Piqué, quienes realizaron una presentación memorable que dejó al público emocionado y maravillado.
Afinar una guitarra es importante para poder tocar correctamente y para que los acordes suenen bien.
La catalana amante de los ritmos andaluces por fin está a punto de volver. Dos años y medio después de su último disco "El mal querer" en 2018, con el que ganó los Grammy, Rosalía vuelve a la escena.