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The rapper asserts their right to free speech in the first three lines. They reference the establishment clause and freedom of religion in the US Constitution. The rap continues with wordplay on legal terms like "quid pro quo", challenging status quos and traditions in a fast flowing style over a beat. It advocates for affirmative action and due process while proudly discussing skills with wordplay.
The rapper asserts their right to free speech in the first three lines. They reference the establishment clause and freedom of religion in the US Constitution. The rap continues with wordplay on legal terms like "quid pro quo", challenging status quos and traditions in a fast flowing style over a beat. It advocates for affirmative action and due process while proudly discussing skills with wordplay.
The rapper asserts their right to free speech in the first three lines. They reference the establishment clause and freedom of religion in the US Constitution. The rap continues with wordplay on legal terms like "quid pro quo", challenging status quos and traditions in a fast flowing style over a beat. It advocates for affirmative action and due process while proudly discussing skills with wordplay.
Number 2: Ima do it how I do Number 3: Ima get it like a gangsta Aint no OG but Im that Original Awkward Call it establishment clause if you know what I mean Pray to whatever God you want you dont get too badly slayed by me but wait: I have my voice high and my beat low Trade one thing in for something else? Como se dice quid pro quo? And Im breaking all of these status quos, dipping in and out like a needle you sew, and I aint no wifey or a fifties girl (Affirmative action opened doors). Jay-Z is getting high and sitting low, And Im just dropping rhymes yall aint even know. But if I was locked up for refusing to slow, My process would be procedural; and due. You get it? 1-2-3. Like a beaver DAM she built it doe! Piece by piece;you know what I mean Burning stuff; symbolic speech. Am I going too fast? If so, pardon me Words are flowing out logarriacally Incomprehensibly, but audibly, Not like tradition wants me to be: a quiet little saint But when I go so hard, it gives up on any prior restraint KILT IT!