This ain't no kumbaya
This is that coup d'etat
This ain't no woosah
This shit, this shit is stupid hard
This is that do or die
This is that voodoo, that bruja, Toussaint Louverture
Going federal, like I sold fentanyl, dope in the vein
That product, that Ye
The city behind me, Ali Bomaye
This is that, this is that, this is that by any means
This is that hunger that rumble the stomach of fiends
This is the theme of the thieves
This is the reason we bleed
This poverty a disease
This why we got ninas and beams
Red dot on your head, like a Sikh
Maybe a Hindu, don't mean to offend you
It made m? an atheist, you won't believ? what I been through
This time of unrest ain't no need to be civil
This kind of pain feel like a demon is in you
This is the evil they give to the people
It come back around like the Wheel of Ezekiel
This militant realism made me these millions
Savemoney army, we ain't no civilians
I'm in the gauntlet, I'm Marcus Aurelius 'til we get free
Yeah
Victor Kwesi Mensah, known professionally as Vic Mensa, is an American rapper and singer-songwriter born in Chicago in 1993. Raised in a family of Ghanaian descent, Mensa began his musical career at the age of 16, collaborating with local artists and releasing independent mixtapes. In 2013, he joined the hip-hop collective Kids See Ghosts, formed by Kanye West and Kid Cudi. Mensa is known for his introspective and politically charged rap style, often focusing on social issues such as social justice, inequality, and African American identity. Among his most representative tracks are "Down On My Luck", "16 Shots" and "We Could Be Kings". In 2017 he released his debut album "The Autobiography", followed by "Hooligans" in 2020. Mensa is a multi-faceted artist who also dedicates himself to music production, social activism, and humanitarian work.
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