[Verse 1:]
Yo, Grown man fuck rappity rap
P, Black eye apl.de.ap
You will never catch me where the rappers be at
I'm in the ville poppin pills, spliff an African black
Uh, Keep quiet why you dudes so mean
Cause I don't, Speak to dudes whose shoes all lame
Get rid of ya team, fifth spit hittin ya team
Ugandan lunch meat, I am Idi Amin
I slap your snapback off for tryin ta snatch the God backpack off Muthafucker (Psht)
Niggas needin a song I'm like, Fuck rap then I read the Koran
Kareem Said oh indeed, on my deen Hakeem
Except when I rhyme, every line from Sean is haraam
Uh, Nigga, I'm a work in progress
Came a long way from the jerk in the projects, ha ha
[Verse 2:]
Ah where was I, Oh yes
Old school nigga blunt and a Becks
Sean Price, sabado gigante
You a chain snatcher, I'm Carlito Brigante, P!
Spit bodies, you be hardly rappin
My shit off the wall, pa you Marlon JacksonAll that rappin, flashin, cashin, fashion
Don't make me, snatch him, catch him, slap him, stab him
Everything that your crew do wrong
Everyday I get dressed singin the new shoes song (New Shoes)
I make the K spray ill (bong)
Fam with the hammer, I am Beta Ray Bill, P! (Yeah, ha ha)
Sean Price (1973-2016) was an American rapper known for his aggressive rap style and intricate rhymes. Born in Brooklyn, New York, he began his musical career in the 1990s as a member of the group Heltah Skeltah. After collaborating with artists like Mobb Deep and Wu-Tang Clan, Price embarked on a successful solo career, releasing critically acclaimed albums such as "Mic Tyson" (2005) and "Jesus Price Supastar" (2013). His unique flow and sharp lyrics made him a respected artist in the underground hip-hop scene. Some of his most representative tracks include "Monkey Barz", "Hip Hop", and "The Price Is Right".
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