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Refers to criminals and how are they going to act when the police are on their tail. Cause real justice ain’t like GTA
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the woman,and all her friends are out spending his money. A Franklin, named after historic Benjamin Franklin is worth 100 dollars.
The fact Pras’s woman does not need to work and can live this high life shows how wealthy Pras is.
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Cipher from the punchline king himself, Big L.
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the power of the N-Word is carried by a white person. you shouldn’t use it if you’re white. Because you will never know how offensive it is.
South park had it right: ‘ He (Stan) explains to Token that, as a white person, he will never
#understand
why Token is so upset by the word, and why it can make black people mad when a white person says it in any context.’
I don't believe what I'm seeing, I don't believe it
Ladies and gentlemen, at this time
We ask you to please rise (you'll never quit
No one will ever get it, there's no thing quit) Jedi Mind Tricks (Ft. GZA) – On the Eve of War (Julio César Chávez Mix)
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Inner Circle’s hit song “Bad Boys” was popularized when a producer selected it as the theme for the television show Cops because he was a fan of the group. It was also used in and lent the name to the Bad Boys series of movies. While the hook may be shouted by “bad boys” everywhere, the song is actually against drugs and crime and the lifestyle they bring. Because of its association with Cops, it is commonly misinterpreted as being pro-police.
The Cops association is so strong, that it has been used in parody countless times.
The song is definitely a warning about a lifestyle of drugs and crime, but it isn’t necessarily pro-police. This misinterpretation is probably largely driven by it being used as the theme for “Cops.”