Ghostface: hey, yo that's soul right there don't touch that radio.
Kid: Fuck you
G: what'd u just say?
Kid: shut the fuck up
G: come on before i beat your little ass you little sucker
Kid: get your ass of the couch
G: what I tell you bout turnin that? this my couch, your mom's know you talk like that huh?
Kid: you're not my daddy
G: I'll knock your daddy out
Kid: he would fuck you up
G: punk ass daddy, you got a lotta problems, you know that little boy?
Mom: Is everything OK in there?
G: Yeah everything allright in here, we just chillin
G: Senority
Mom: ok just checkin
G: back to you you little motherfuck, i should just paint your ass
Kid: ....mother fucker
G: ima paint the shit out of you, ima get my son to fuck you up
Kid:bitch ass nigger, eat a dick
G: eat a dick huh? that's how you feel huh? yall mothefuckers don't get beat no more that's what it is. your parents don't bust yo mother fuckin ass. but lemme tell you something ima take this fuckin belt off and ima whip your motherfuckin ass myself ya little bastard
Ghostface Killah, real name Dennis Coles, is an American rapper born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1970. He is one of the founding members of the legendary hip hop group Wu-Tang Clan, known for their musical style characterized by intricate rhymes and dark atmospheres. His solo career has seen the release of numerous successful albums, including "Ironman" (1996), considered a classic of the genre, and "Supreme Clientele" (2000). Ghostface Killah is appreciated for his storytelling ability, creative rhymes, and unique flow. Among his most representative tracks are "Daytona 500", "All That I Got Is You" and "The Champ".
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