More or less, I'm high and you can't catch me (You can't catch me) Mac Miller – Let's Get High
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Mac, Mac (Yeah), Mac, Mac
Get 'em, ah (I got it)
Girl, shake that body
Get 'em Mac, Mac, Mac, Mac
Mac, Mac, Mac, Mac
Get 'em, ah (Oh shit, oh shit)
Girl, shake that body (Oh shit, oh shit)
Get 'em Mac Miller (Ft. Tyler, The Creator) – O.K.
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Tyler is just pumping/hyping Mac up to kill the song, a nice change of pace after the depressing tone of the rest of the album. Mac:
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Kelly is referring to the music industry and she’s saying that we don’t understand the struggle it takes to make it to the top, hence the reason she was talking about Beyoncé being a star and her being a shadow in the previous lines. This lines seems like a cry. Kelly Rowland is most likely alerting us that she did what it took to make it and whatever she did is beyond confidential between those that “made it”.
Face the same, but your mind has changed Earl Sweatshirt (Ft. Da$H) – Grown Ups
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Earl paints the picture of the power of Acid (LSD). Before/After the trip, Earl views life as limited and caged, but, whilst on acid sees life as boundless. Even though on the outside (appearance) you are the same, after tripping on LSD you will never be the same on the inside, one of the major gravitation’s towards drug.
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Anyone who has kept their ear to the new breed of artists over the past five years will probably be aware that Mac Miller came under much scrutiny from critics and fans by the time his debut studio album Blue Slide Park was released back in 2011. The reasons being vary, with most citing a lack of originality and a decline in technical skills from his previous miztapes such as K.I.D.S. and Best Day Ever.
By the time his debut had dropped topics he touched on had become limited and he became addicted to lean (syrup). At this point in time Mac Miller shifted the opinion of many, with his mixtape Macadelic transforming opinions on him as he experimented with beats, features and subject matter. After creating aliases such as Larry Lovestein, Larry Fisherman and more recently Delusional Thomas, Mac has shown us that breaking the mould really is possible, and he can finally explore his music and his interests without worrying about sales or other artists opinions – both of which achieved success with Watching Movies.
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Everything about this song stands out to me, I love the Western feel of the beat (reminded me of a Clint Eastwood film back in his acting prime), the hook is interesting and the lyrics Earl brings to the track blew me away, which at first I didn’t feel but after listening to it a few times you see just how much of a lyrical God Thebe is.
#Pro-abortion endorsing his own importance
Or leaving opponents floating with paper and dirty porcelain
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