Now this is what i'm talking bout. Some important info for the youth from another youth. Lyriciss sends me The Willie Lynch Chip and if you don't know what or who Willie Lynch is...Google it!
It's refreshing to hear this............... Below is why he did the song:
This track...it's a track I made after my last trip to NYC. While staying with family, I watched a DVD with a preacher speaking on "deactivating our Willie Lynch Chips". Basically saying that as young black Americans, we need to get rid of the instinct in us that makes us seperate and down each other, which was instilled in us back in the slavery days in the Willie Lynch tactics, and sadly, it still remains in us today. So the first verse = a slave speaking on his loyalty to the master; second verse = the light-skin/dark-skin rift between the blacks of today; the third verse = the black woman's independence and denial of need for the black man. Enjoy the track. Beat from Statik Selektah on "Black Cream", off of Reks's Grey Hairs album. Peace & Hip-Hop.
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13 comments:
I didnt see this comin' from Lyriciss
def one of the better artists in the area
keep it up brova!
each one teach one!
I like!
I don't know about this one!
yea son....good concept!!!
No drug dealing bars? no thugs stealin cars? no slug peeling scars? lol wack...mo murder mo murder...get ya street cred up cuzzo.....lol
Man the big homie already know I love it, keep thinking outside the box on 'em!
Ya'll need to read the WILLIE LYNCH LETTERS them 2 page is on the back of my door I read it every morning...according to that we should still be slaves today!
Love the creativity especially during these tough times.
Make it rain fuck a message song! nah good music son..
Dis da best shit I ever heard from son real talk. I always see son round da DMV but he don't never do da open mics even when he standing right out front promoting. Do us all a favor hit dat joint at Bar Nun one monday.
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Did that joint once, and I stop through occasionally just to watch and support, but I've been too busy to get back in there. Trust me, it crosses my mind, but between the out-of-town moves, work, and raising my daughter, shit gets a lil rough timewise. That's just life though. I'mma definitely be in there the next time I have a free Monday night free, definitely.
Good song son! Quality alittle off but the content and flow made up for it. Keep strong records coming
To Lyriciss:
True dat I can dig it pimp. Myself, MLG, & Zo in da same boat...lol!!! Dat's why E gets da most street buzz outta our click lately.
P.S. holla at me one day & I'll toss U one of our "Multiplication Hip-Hop" DVD's 4 U're lil' one. My daughter's only 3 months & she luv dat shit already.
keep them coming bro.
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