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My spirit is Satan’s most sought after collector’s item Rhyme Asylum – Axe of Violence
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Tackling acid affluent, feeling like a slave when he was shackled in Chino XL (Ft. Tech N9ne) – Hell Song
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These lines contain lots of descriptive phrases which are employed so Chino can assert the dominance of his character.
Firstly, a militant person is characterized by radicalism, strength, force and violence. However, the most symbolic connotation of a militant person is the vigor and loudness of their voice, especially when shouting commands.
Hence, Chino describes the screams of his victims not only as deafening but also as loud as a militant’s Adam’s apple – but this is manipulated to convey the fear of his victims rather than any supposed strength or might.
Furthermore, the word “affluent” is used in its archaic fashion, and so, meaning a substance “freely flowing in large quantity” – considering the corrosive behavior of acid, this becomes self-explanatory.
Finally, Chino ends by describing his victims with slavish attitudes, and so belittled, weak, vulnerable and controlled.
Into that pharmacy — you get the picture?
The good farmer sees what need to be cropped out
You a bad weed, and this a travesty; UDubb Network (Ft. Hollow Da Don & Loaded Lux) – Loaded Lux vs. Hollow Da Don
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A good Farmer has to separate a good and a bad weed after harvesting. Lux sets an allusion to the difference in character between him and Hollow. It is implied that lux is divinely guided by god and so is more conscious regarding good and evil, unlike hollow who abuses drugs and clearly travelling down a bad path. In this metaphor, god is likened to a farmer and hence the clever wordplay comes in!
1) pharmacy and farmer sees (ie. god)
2) get the picture and the idea of cropping (this is a tool on programmes to cut an unwanted image/picture out)
3) this wordplay extends further, as farmers harvest crops
4) to round this amazing scheme off, a weed is an undesirable wild plant that grows near cultivated vegetation; farmers get rid of weeds as they are unwanted!
The second meaning here ties in with cannabis, as weed is a drug that is smoked.
'Cause that's the only thing I'll turn the other cheek for Eminem (Ft. Big Tigger & Slaughterhouse) – Em360 Rapcity Backroom Freestyle
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