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Back From The Streetz
:.Da6shoota.::
· West crackin! I'm back in action--joining my faction/ The KINGS...Muthafucka that's right, & we packin
· That heat from the street--I got it, & I'm attackin'/ In battles I'm known to crush chests & blow backs in
· I know U've been askin "where Da6shoota's been?"/ On the grind, hustlin' makin' endz, settin' trends...
· & puttin' fads to rest--In Killa Cali I nest/ when my creative process iz enhanced by sess
· Expect to see my best like I'm acein' a test/ I'm a sharpshootin' rhymeslinger from the wild west
· U couldn't even guess the skill that I possess/ No need to strain ya' brain--kid give it a rest
· To the competition I must confess, I'm no contest/ So don't try to aggress cuz U won't progress
· & if U do, U'll find yourself in a mess/ Like U swallowed somethin' that you couldn't digest
· I rip crews & leave em' in distress/ with a style so simple it's complex
· Concave or convexed.../I bend rhymes like lenses made for visual effects
· Wanna' get wrecked on the keyboard, then step/ & I'll kill ya character just to get a rep
· Cut ya' down the middle like 52 cards in a deck/ "Big up" to my crew, much luv & respect
& I'm out... ;)
ToNe1904:
tight shit homie...KINGz jus got stronger 8)
KVB:
tight shit...
Political Gangsta:
This verse was drowned out by overused hip-hop cliche's such as "we packin" "heat for the street", shit's more played out then a pop record in heavy rotation. Worse than Rolling Stone magazine. Starting out as a voice of counter culture, went republican and upscale.
This started out as a dope verse that would have fit well within the confines of a west coast gangsta rap record from the mid-90's. However, you failed to expand the artform, but then again, most of us are still yearning, probing to hear that militant gangsta shit from the golden years of hip-hop. So therefore, I am charitable when rating this rhyme.
You did not taint the empire of West Coast hip-hop but rather enforced with a police force of multi's carrying out the Governments demands for certified dopeness.
Rating: 3.5
TimeLock:
--- Quote ---This verse was drowned out by overused hip-hop cliche's such as "we packin" "heat for the street", shit's more played out then a pop record in heavy rotation. Worse than Rolling Stone magazine. Starting out as a voice of counter culture, went republican and upscale.
This started out as a dope verse that would have fit well within the confines of a west coast gangsta rap record from the mid-90's. However, you failed to expand the artform, but then again, most of us are still yearning, probing to hear that militant gangsta shit from the golden years of hip-hop. So therefore, I am charitable when rating this rhyme.
You did not taint the empire of West Coast hip-hop but rather enforced with a police force of multi's carrearing out the Governments demands for certified dopeness.
Rating: 3.5
--- End quote ---
Infinite is that u lol...if so hope u know the homie six would rip u eazy.
one...lol
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