KRS-One

Out for fame lyrics KRS-One

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Out for fame


* train whistle *
Yo right here, right here
Its right through the fence, right through the fence
Jump! * feet landing *
Yeah.. right there, right there
Thats the 2s and the 5s
* bag rustling *
Joe gimme that, the fat, the fat cap, fat cap
Yeah..
* train rolls in *
Aight * shaking can up *
Aight, lets do it now, lets do it now
* spray paint *
Yeah.. yeah..
Nah gi-gimme the other cap, gimme the other one
Yeah right there
* more spray *
Front .. page .. entertainment .. group
Yeah..

Im writin my name, in graffiti on the wall (repeat 8x)
* first time, minus Im *
Hah! hahahaha
All graffiti artists hold tight, hooo!
All graffiti artists hold tight, word
Check check check it out yall
Check check check check check it out yall

[krs-one]
I got twenty-five cans in my knapsack, crossin out the wick-wack
Puttin up my name with a fat cap
Suckers that want to be in my face I just slap that
Big respect to artifacts, fat joey crack and
Mack and, bio, and brim come again
With b.g. 183, recognize me
With the mad colors, Im a fiend for spraypaint
Laugh if you wanna, I really care if you aint
Cause you dont me see, and I dont know you
But I do know cope2, he be gettin walls too
Its the underground community of what we call writers
Worldwide burners, gettin hotter gettin brighter
Whattup nicer, whattup razor, whattup chino
Masta ase in the place, you know we know
My man rican, my man zorro, taught me how to draw
In the yards of the 5 train and the 4
So when Im on tour I represent the hardcore
Im taggin up your blackbook sure, Im out for the fame

Im writin my name, in graffiti on the wall (repeat 4x)
* first time, minus Im *
Yeah, check it out check it out check it out one time
Hip-hop music in effect one time

[krs-one]
When I was growin up, I had no butcher baker candlestick maker
I had rubbing alcohol and carbon paper
Yeah, carbon paper and a blackboard eraser
Got me chased in the bus yards, with rican and nazer
Historically speakin, cause people be dissin
The first graffiti artists in the world were the egyptians
Writing on the walls, mixing characters with letters
To tell the graphic story about their life, however
Today we do the same thing, with how we rap and draw
We call it hardcore, they call it breakin the law
There used to be a time when rap music was illegal
The cops would come and break up every party when they see you
But now the rap musics making money for the corporate
Its acceptable to flaunt it, now everybodys on it
Graffiti isnt corporate so it gets no respect
Hasnt made a billion dollars for some corporation yet, so
In the name of phase2, stay high, pre-streets
Grab your cans and hit the streets, Im out for fame

Im writin my name, in graffiti on the wall (repeat 6x)
Yeah, hip-hop culture in the house one time
All graffiti artists in the house one time
Yeah..
Biggin up the other side things here yall
The visual, not your video (check it out)

[krs-one]
Im livin in the city, inner city not a farm
Steady bombin til I get fatigue in my arm
Watchin for the beast cause many artists they shot em
And beat em in the yards, while doin a top to bottom
So pass me a can, not of old gold
But full blue, sky blue, watch me unfold
With the cold burner, of names you mighta heard of
Like fab 5 freddy, sam sever
Word to the wise, futura 2000 recognize
Nation of creation, g man come alive
Checkin out revolt and zephyr
My man easy, and rembrandt, mitch 77
Oh no with the paint we can never dilly-dally
Big up and respect to con art in cali
The soul artists, the rebels, the rascals, 3yb
United artists, tat and dondi
Yes the other side of hip-hop is representin the visual
Toys we be dissin you, Im out for fame

Im writin my name, in graffiti on the wall (repeat 10x)
Hip-hop in the house one time
Video graf in the house one time
All graffiti artists in the house dig the rhyme
Put up your nine, put up your nine, yeah!

Fresh.. for nineteen-ninety-five
You suckers!!!!

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The lyrics OUT FOR FAME of KRS-ONE is also present in the album Krs-one (1995)

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Biografia

Lawrence Krisna Parker, noto come KRS-One (The Blastmaster o The Teacha), è un rapper, attivista e scrittore statunitense nato a New York nel 1965. Considerato uno dei pionieri del rap politico e intellettuale, KRS-One ha influenzato profondamente la scena hip hop con le sue rime incisive e i testi che affrontano temi sociali come razzismo, povertà e giustizia. Fondatore del gruppo Boogie Down Productions (BDP), ha pubblicato album di successo come "Criminal Minded" (1987) e "By All Means Necessary" (1988), che hanno contribuito a definire il sound della golden age del rap. KRS-One è anche un attivista sociale impegnato nella promozione dell'educazione e della consapevolezza politica. Tra i suoi brani più rappresentativi figurano "The Bridge Is Over", "Sound of da Police" e "Hip Hop Single" .

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