Mr-J-Medeiros

Sticking with the theme of this verse, the concept is not being bound by any rule or rules…

Your sire will be mocked-
Your security can’t stop us from cutting you off.

If you don’t wise up, you will be an idolizer.

Moral of the story?

Don’t worry about them, do you.

Pariah- the outcast, outside the cast, out casted.

Using these raps till it goes “pop”, but not to sound like “pop”, to take over “pop”.

An ode to Rock Steady, Wild Style, and all the graffiti writers…and of course the ever famous Krylon paint.

Again, a boombox- an iron box for my iron vox

vox- vocals.

This is a giant Sharp “ghetto” blaster.

Put yourself in your own A class with your hard work, effort, and earned talents.

This division of “who’s who” in the industry, forget about it.

Dominate your own scene.

This system which requires an unearned respect purely based off a rappers age or selling numbers…I’m going to hack at it…with razor rhymes…

Make my own path.

“Rebel renegade must stay paid” is one of the most iconic lines in Hip Hop, told by one of the most respected rappers…

My question is, if that rebel and renegade must stay paid off rapping…

AND

I’m saying you can’t trust a rhyme…

Well…

One might think I was using this question to enforce the cliche idea that the “old school” was better…no

What I am saying here is exactly what I said in the first line: “You can’t trust a rhyme”

New or Old school it doesn’t matter, if your one who needs to be ruled, you will be. Rappers have been making up their own rules for others to follow, their own ideas of what “real Hip Hop” is, since the beginning…why?

Because he who makes the rules…rules.

A husk: a shell

Also a Mass Effect reference, a completely manipulated person, one who seeks to be ruled by other men.