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I got a pocket full of C-notes and food stamps Ras Kass – Anything Goes

A representation of how people can trick the system to their advantage. C-Note refer to hundred-dollar billss just as the the C in Roman Numerals means 100

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Dizmost and Little Dags hold tight
I know I seldom shoot kites but I be tryin to get my pockets right Ras Kass – Anything Goes

To shoot kite is to send letters to someone. Ras Kass is struggling with money so he rarely gets the chance to talk with his homies in prison or jail

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Your evaluation is irrelevant
It cannot allow
To phase my glory Negrostotle (Ft. Toker P) – Fullest

People doing anything to bring a person down

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Beautiful, but desolate
Because of the malevolent
Living impediments Negrostotle (Ft. Berd) – Universe

The forces that opposes one person’s spirit in a world full of love and hate

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It's time for celebration
Hold off on the anger
Suppress the frustration
We're living for the now Negrostotle (Ft. Toker P) – Fullest

Life needs its moments where stress is traded for a good time

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Worldwide, get the fuck up! Pharoahe Monch – Simon Says

Though it may seem overused, the term worldwide encompassed just about every artist’s vision for success

Amidst the apex of NYC Hip Hop scene of the late 90’s that evolved around vinyl, Pharaohe Monch’s presence certainly escalated with this song, both an underground hit, and club banger

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"My brother got a record" bragger Smoothe Da Hustler (Ft. Trigger Tha Gambler) – Broken Language

Smoothe Da Hustler in an interview told how he got his record deal from Profile Records

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(Snap some neck for some live effects) Ras Kass – Sonset

Continued from the theme of the last verse, and in reference to Das EFX’s hook from They Want EFX, originally taken from EPMD’s Underground

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Now I'm a rap fan who never saw Bam Rock the park
In the Bronx, Ras Kass – Sonset

The legendary Universal Zulu Nation founder Afrikaa Bambaataa was a prominent force in Hip Hop music during the Old School era, hailing from Bronx River

His name is forever cemented in Boogie Down Productions answer record to MC Shan, South Bronx

“Now way back in the days when hip-hop began
With Coke LaRock, Kool Herc, and then Bam”

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[Intro]
Oh yeah, it ain't over motherfuckers
Yeah, we suppose to elevate not segregate
And we got love for the East
And I know the East got love for the West
But there's certain niggas, you know what I'm saying?
Wanna talk shit, dissing where I'm from
So basically, for every action, there's an equal and opposite reaction Ras Kass – Sonset

Arguably, 1996 was the most heated year of the West Coast/East Coast Beef. See “Hit Em' Up” (The B-Side to How Do U Want It).

A friction emerged since West Coast dominance began ruling radio play in the late 80’s. IN 1991, Ultramagnetic MC’s affiliate Tim Dog took matters into his hands pledging a neutrality with Ice T, but calling out N.W.A with Fuck Compton as well as DJ Quik