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- Drake – Lord Knows Lyrics
- Chris Brown – Deuces (Remix) Lyrics
- Eminem – Like Toy Soldiers Lyrics
- Rihanna – What's My Name? Lyrics
- Pusha T – Trouble on My Mind Lyrics
- Earl Sweatshirt – Epar Lyrics
- Eminem – Guilty Conscience Lyrics
- Eminem – Drug Ballad Lyrics
- Jay-Z – Young Forever Lyrics
- Tyler The Creator – Jack and the Beanstalk Lyrics
- Dr. Dre – Xxplosive Lyrics
- 50 Cent – Hustler's Ambition Lyrics
- Wiz Khalifa – This Plane Lyrics
- B.o.B – No Future Lyrics
- Ludacris – Move Bitch Lyrics
- Jon Lajoie – Fuck Everything Lyrics
- 50 Cent – Piggy Bank Lyrics
- Busta Rhymes – Touch It (Official Remix) Lyrics
- Eminem – Cocaine Lyrics
- Mellowhype – 65 Lyrics
- Lloyd Banks – I'm So Fly Lyrics
- Lupe Fiasco – Lupe Back Lyrics
- Big Sean – Getcha Some Lyrics
- Jedi Mind Tricks – Burning The Mirror Lyrics
- Baby E. – Money, Money, Money
- Mellowhype – Igotagun Lyrics
- Jedi Mind Tricks – Target Practice Lyrics
- Chop – There She Go Lyrics
- Top 4 – 2012 RapGenius Cypher Lyrics
- Chop – Crossfade Lyrics






Are you fucking serious?
Please try to restrict any hatred to as low as possible.
This song, despite what its title may imply, has nothing to do with OJ Simpson. Tyler is talking ‘bout himself.
Just because the words are the same doesn’t mean it’s relevant.
Having a hard time figuring out how that quote relates at all to this line.
Since the music player doesn’t seem to be working for this page, here’s the song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-_j-iMi5g0
correction:
“Wreck a booth up, I’m too tough
That inner-city grammar, step your jewels up
They bruised up, I’ll sparkle for the camera
Harsh reality’s what pulls them
And holding them back from opening
Verbal attack all over these niggas
Push the herd to the back
I’m the kind that they prey on
Spending half of they day on
Lay on niggas for days, the shots spray on”
All you can hear on the song is “fucking stupid”.
Apparently (http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1652111/20101111/banks_lloyd.jhtml) Eminem was given a few tracks off “Hunger for More 2” to spit a verse on. He did do a verse for “Celebrity”, but (obviously) he wasn’t too happy with it and the verse was then nixed from the album version.
Perhaps it reminded him too much of his Encore days?
To the editors — the explanations in this article need serious cleaning up
correction: “We on the grind”