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Which one will break first they neck or they chain? Prince Ea – Fake MC's

Lynching is the act of hanging someone by their neck in a sudden snap such that the victim both denied of air and also has his spinal column snap at his neck. The idea idea is what would break first: their neck or their chain. Depending on how you want to take this line, it also implies that they’re being lynched by their chain, and hints that the chain might be fake, hence it snapping.

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added at October 20th, 2013 22:02
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That’s a dope line

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WE Catch [Bleep] in the club right before he pours it
Lace his drink with cyanide, he ain't even know it Prince Ea – Fake MC's

This is a play on Rick Ross and Rocko’s U.O.E.N.O song, where Rick Ross mentioned he’d put Molly in a woman’s champagne without her knowledge.

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added at October 20th, 2013 22:01
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Wack timid Rap niggas is gusto, they done for Prince Ea – Fake MC's

Gusto is Chris Rock’s character from the film CB4.

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added at October 20th, 2013 22:00
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I exhibit the militant spirit of Gifted unlimited Mixed with a little Eminem Prince Ea – Fake MC's

Gifted Unlimited = GURU

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We won't fool with your jewels, were gonna' leave with your voice box Prince Ea – Fake MC's

As opposed to stealing the rappers jewels, the goal is to take away their voice box, i.e render them incapable of speaking. Although not initially intended, it does serve to reference taking away their popularity.

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added at October 20th, 2013 21:59
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Fake MC's, they always act hard
But won't walk the streets without they bodyguards
I hate fake MC's, they always act hard
But won't walk the streets without they bodyguards Prince Ea – Fake MC's

Hook is a tribute to Gangstarr Member Guru.

It is in reference to MC’s, or rappers, who fake a persona when making music but it is far from the reality in which they live. In this case, I’ve also extended the concept to fit fake MC’s (in comparison to rappers)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1bRIlKuaZ4

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You kidnapped Ja Rule's career, and hid it in the same place as Young Berg's chains Prince Ea (Ft. Hopsin) – Who Killed Hip-Hop

http://players.brightcove.net/4863540648001/HklmClHkx_default/index.html?videoId=5236769636001

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added at September 24th, 2013 09:13
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And there was a break in the case, all this time you were right in my face
I should've known it was you from the start, you fooled everybody, it was you all along Prince Ea (Ft. Hopsin) – Who Killed Hip-Hop

http://players.brightcove.net/4863540648001/HklmClHkx_default/index.html?videoId=5236769550001

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added at September 24th, 2013 09:07
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Wake up to the day light, the best way to hide something is keep it in plain sight Prince Ea (Ft. Hopsin) – Who Killed Hip-Hop

We often miss things that are right in our face, things we take for granted. The answer to who killed hip hop becomes obvious to Prince Ea at this point.

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added at September 24th, 2013 08:57
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Why'd it drop like a dip in the dow Prince Ea (Ft. Hopsin) – Who Killed Hip-Hop

a metaphor referencing the Dow Jones Industrial Average

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added at September 24th, 2013 08:56
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