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The song is based on a sample of “Still D.R.E.”

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EarlWolf was a sub-group of Odd Future made up of Tyler, the Creator and Earl Sweatshirt; they were slated to make an album, but the project was canceled and the group has since “disbanded” (though, it wasn’t too much of a definite thing to begin with).

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Samples of ‘Show Me Your Genitals 2: E=MC Vagina’ by comedian Jon Lajoie

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DCLXVI is 666 in Roman numerals

In Roman culture, letters can also represent numbers. Roman Emperor Nero’s full name added together equals 666. In the book of Revelation, references to satan or 666 are intended to represent Christianity’s oppressor emperor Nero.

Also, the full name of the Pope is Vicarius Filii Dei, which (when each letter is translated to Roman numerals) adds to 666.

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Flockaveli, Waka’s debut album, was mostly produced by Lex Luger

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The final hook contains Mary J. Blige vocals. The song originally was supposed to be on her album, Stronger With Each Tear, with Swizz Beatz. Swizz later revealed that he gave the record to Drake after Drizzy asked for it.

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Song actually has 56 bars. Track 6 from the Guess Who’s Back mixtape.

On this track, 50 cent raps arguably some of the rawest bars he’s ever recorded. He has no fear of naming the criminal scene in which he grew up in South Jamaica. Nice track to understand about big kingpins at the ghettos.

He doesn’t think that way, though. He revealed to Huffington Post that the best lyrics he’s ever written are “Go shorty, it’s your birthday”, at In Da Club.

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  • Throw a rock at a star (in space) just because he’s BAD, and it’s not that far of a target for him.
  • Throw a rock at a star (celebrity)

Furthermore there’s a song “4 the funk of it” produced by Above the Law

The way Royce pronounces “fuck” makes it sound like “Fock”. Vladimir Fock was a Soviet physicist that made many scientific contributions, including methods for geophysical exploration (dealing with the Earth’s rocks) and contributions to Einstein’s general theory of relativity (which deals with gravity, space, and time).

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Bastard is the debut album of rapper and producer Tyler, The Creator. It was released on Christmas Day, 2009.

In the album’s intro, the listener is introduced to Tyler’s therapist, “Dr. TC”:

Well, Tyler, hi, I’m Dr. TC and um, I’m guessing that your teacher sent you here to talk ‘cause you were misbehaving
Um, it’s gonna be three sessions: today, tomorrow, and the next day
So, just tell me something about yourself…

Tyler talks about his hatred for his father, relationships, and the most controversial topic that carried over to his major label debut, Goblin: rape.

Most people weren’t fond of Tyler’s lyrics, to the point where he was banned from the UK for the vulgar lyrics from this project and Goblin.

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Goblin is Tyler, The Creator’s major label debut and second album overall, released in May 10, 2011. The album features the rapper’s most controversial lines that involve homophobia and misogyny, such as in the song “Tron Cat,” in which Tyler raps:

Victim, victim, honey, you’re my fifth one
Honey on that topping when I stuff you in my system
Rape a pregnant bitch and tell my friends I had a threesome

As well as the album featuring Tyler’s breakout single, “Yonkers.”

The California native continues the story between him and his therapist, Dr. TC, as he appeared on his first solo project, Bastard. As the sessions progress, Tyler loses touch of reality and kills all of his friends, just to realize that all of the characters, including Dr. TC are all just a part of his imagination.

This is the second project to have the last track complete the title for the project, as it can also be seen in Bastard, as the final track is titled “Inglorious.”

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