If you think any of you can stop my flow VI Seconds – Mortal Kombars (Epic Mortal Kombat Rap Song)
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ACCEPTED COMMENT: Bo Rai Cho only appeared once in the Mortal Kombat series, even though he’s a huge character seeing how he trained Lui Kang and Kung Loa. He was always drunk however even when fighting, this actually helped create the term, ‘Drunken fists’. So therefore, you must be drunker than him if think you can stop Shizzy Sixx.
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Bill Russell helped the Celtics become the first great dynasty in NBA history. Spending all 13 years of his career in Boston he won the NBA championship 11 times, still a record yet to be broken.
Placed in the Boston City Hall Plaza
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Placed outside of the Wells Fargo Center, the statue of this Goliath stands at 18 feet and weighs nearly 3 tons.
Wilt made most of his great NBA accomplishments playing for Philadelphia, so it’s only right that they honor one of the all time greats with a statue.
And a car full of belongings, still got a ways to go
Back to grandma's house, it's straight up the road Eminem (Ft. Nate Ruess) – Headlights
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When Marshall became an adult (over 19 I believe) Debbie kicked him out of her trailer. Sending him to his grandmothers and keeping Nate with her.
Why is the power off and I'm fucked up? Eminem (Ft. Nate Ruess) – Headlights
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This is talking about Marshall as a young child. His mother could never pay bills, most likely because of her drug problem at the time. So the heat, electricity, and other needs would often be gone.
“I’m fucked up” also refers to how she used to feed Em medicine as a kid, as shown on “My Mom” and the 2nd verse to this song.
His mother did have a diagnosis of Munchhausen’s Syndrome by proxy a psychiatric illness in which a mother “makes” her child sick to get attention. Debbie admits this in her autobiography but disputes that it was a correct diagnosis. Nathan his half brother was taken from her as a result though. The inference here is he’s “fucked up” because his Mom gave him drugs.
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he’s referring to Ace Ventura whom often wore Phat Farm clothing. Also punning how Ace had a ‘farm’ in his apartment with all the animals there
It's all good or whatever, I can wait 'til my birthday, I uh-
No, no, no, no. I told ya, I know you need it now, so next week I promise you I'll have you hooked up, okay?
Oh, alright
I just wanted to say thank you for, uh, everything
For the, the computer and the t-shirts, and all the other stuff
You know, Chance, let me tell you something
You know, I could never be more proud of anything in my life, you know, than I am of you and what you've done
Chance, you have done remarkable and wondrous things, so you don't have to tell me thank you for anything
I'm supposed to do this, that stuff for you anyway, and ya know
Just keep doing what you're doing
I am very, very proud of you
Just keep doing what you're doing, okay?
Thank you, love you
Alright, son, love you too, take care
Alright, bye-bye Chance the Rapper – Everything's Good (Good Ass Outro)
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