Don't do it again, I'll be a good boy
I'll be a good boy, I promise
No, Mommy, don't hit me, ah
Why did you have to hit me like that, Mommy?
Don't do it, you're hurting me, ah-ah
Why did you have to be such a bitch?
Why don't you? Why don't you just fuck off and die?
Why can't you just fuck off and die?
Why can't you just leave here and die?
Never stick your hand in my face again, bitch
Fuck you, I don't need this shit
You stupid, sadistic, abusive, fucking whore
How would you like to see how it feels, Mommy?
Here it comes, get ready to die Disturbed – Down with the Sickness
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The second track off of the massive reggae mix Gorilla Riddim album featuring several other artists.
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This is the 10th track off of Masta Ace’s second solo studio album Disposable Arts.
The beat and chorus are sampled from Spanky and Our Gang’s “Lazy Day”.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DkETTRg0C8
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Notorious for being one of the most dangerous cities in the US. Kendrick Lamar new album Good Kid m.A.A.d. city depicts how dangerous it is there. The group N.W.A that is widely credited with popularizing gangster rap is also from Compton.
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Nostalgia is the fifth track off producer Marco Polo’s 2007 debut album Port Authority. The song features the legend, Masta Ace.
The song samples “Maybe Tomorrow” by Grant Green.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9oNHowrg4w
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But still ain't mentioned
With Nipsey Hu$$le, Glasses, or Jay Rock Hopsin – Ill Mind of Hopsin 3
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Despite him being undeniable ”hot”, at the time Hopsin wasn’t receiving nearly as much praise as his fellow Los Angeles peers Nipsey Hu$$le, Glasses Malone, and Jay Rock.
To ”throw up the W” is slang for making the recognised “W[estside]” hand gesture – this gesture highlighting your affiliation with, allegiance to, or love for America’ West Coast.
Note that while this sign’ origin is unknown, a notable figure who helped popularize it was one of Hopsin’ favourite artists, 2Pac – using it frequently, and even making the gesture on the album artwork of his diamond certified album All Eyez on Me.
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As the owner of Ruthless Records, Tomica Wright was supposed to promote Hopsin’s Gazing at The Moonlight album, but didn’t, and the album sold poorly.
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