[Verse 1: Saigon]
Them hundred keys you said you flipped in the trap (that's rap)
Max B fighting for that appeal (that's real)
That little bitch that you letting dance on your lap (that's rap)
Fact she was molested when she was little (that's real)
Hundred thousand dollar link on your neck (that's rap)
When niggas put that gat in your grill (that's real)
Coming through sitting clean in a 'Lac (that's rap)
When the bullets hitting your windshield (that's real)
[Hook]
There's a very big difference between what's rap and what's real
When those worlds collide, that's when rappers get killed
Trappers, they go to jail, die without leaving a will
There's a very big difference between what's rap and what's real
[Verse 2]
Making money while you taking a crap (that's rap)
Tru life fighting for that appeal (that's real)
You in the club and your always strapped (that's rap)
Ask Shyne how that ten years feel (that's real)
You make it rain, you be throwing them stacks (that's rap)
And when your daughter choose to work in that field (that's real)
Niggas gassing you to ride with your strap (that's rap)
You should listen to whose telling you chill (that's real)
[Hook]
There's a very big difference between what's rap and what's real
When those worlds collide, that's when rappers get real
Niggas out here got to steal for their next meal
There's a very big difference between what's rap and what's real
[Verse 3]
Every night a different chick in the sack (that's rap)
And when the doctor got you taking them pills (that's real)
Balling hard, but you don't be paying your tax (that's rap)
Uncle Sam says you owe him some mills (that's real)
Telling niggas you grew up in a shack (that's rap)
But really you lived on a house on the hills (that's real)
Said black music is setting us back (that's rap)
But Hip-Hop is uplifting us still (that's real)
[Hook]
There's a very big difference between what's rap and what's real
When those worlds collide, that's when rappers sit still
Alotta Niggas fronting they really fitting the bill
There's a very big difference between what's rap and what's real
Saigon, stage name of Brian Daniel Carenard (born July 13, 1977), is an American rapper. Raised in Brooklyn, New York, Saigon began his musical career in the early 2000s, quickly gaining a reputation for his intricate rhymes and rapid flow. His rap style is influenced by artists like Nas, Jay-Z, and Biggie Smalls, but Saigon manages to stand out with a unique flow and lyrics often introspective that explore themes such as street life, struggles, and the pursuit of success. In 2007 he released his debut album "The Greatest Story Ever Told", which was well-received by critics for its depth and maturity. Saigon is also known for his collaborations with artists like Eminem, Jadakiss, and The Alchemist. Some of his most representative tracks include "The World Is Yours", "My Life", and "The Greatest Story Ever Told".
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