Back in the early 90s my friends played Spearhead's album Home everytime we came together for a after party, but Franti (from Disposable Heroes of Hiphopracy) has two versions of 'Hole in the Bucket', and this version is less known. The version from Home I'll post in the comment section.

Faith of a Mustard Seed | Out July 26, 2024

Mustard | "Pray For Me"

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Video later today.

From their third album by the same name, released in 1998.

On “Dance with the Devil,” Immortal Technique spits a fiendish, yet remarkable, story that is allegedly based on a true life story. It tells the tale of a teenager who had large dreams and wanted to receive respect from those considered “real thugs”, and ends with a disturbing twist. The message that is sent to the listeners is to not dance with the devil; a metaphor for showing your willingness to commit crimes to raise your status. The sampled piano beat from the 1970 track “Theme from Love Story” gives the song a dark and sinister vibe.

The song includes the hidden track “Diabolical.”

https://genius.com/Immortal-technique-dance-with-the-devil-lyrics

This song is dedicated to Yelawolf’s fiance, Fefe Dobson. It’s also somewhat reminiscent of the song Love Is Not Enough off of his 2010 EP, Trunk Muzik 0-60. This song appears as the final track on Yelawolf’s 2013 mixtape Trunk Muzik Returns and as the 11th track on his 2015 sophomore album, Love Story.

Yelawolf announced via an Instagram post in early May 2016 that he and Fefe had separated.

https://genius.com/Yelawolf-tennessee-love-lyrics

“Morphine” is the sixth song from Princess Nokia’s fourth mixtape A Girl Cried Red. On the song, Nokia talks about the struggles in her life that no one sees and alludes to a girl who might make her pain disappear as if she were on the titular drug.

https://genius.com/Princess-nokia-morphine-annotated

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This is the leaked version of the song 16 Lines by Lil Peep. The released version is featured on Lil Peep’s posthumous album Come Over When You’re Sober, Pt. 2.

https://genius.com/Lil-peep-sixteen-lines-og-version-lyrics

This is the 5th track off Crooked I’s Ep ‘In None We Trust’. This track features Crooked I’s protege Horseshoe G.A.N.G.

https://genius.com/Crooked-i-drum-murder-lyrics

I am listening to “Jackers in My Home” by South Park Mexican while working, and it has always been a track that intrigues me with its intense lyrics and powerful storytelling. Released on November 8, 2008, as part of the album “The Last Chair Violinist,” this song delves into the world of crime, fear, and survival.

https://oldtimemusic.com/w2/the-meaning-behind-the-song-jackers-in-my-home-by-south-park-mexican/

https://genius.com/South-park-mexican-jackers-in-my-home-lyrics

The Gas Face is perhaps 3rd Bass' most well-known song; a triumphant dressing-down of what they perceived to be questionable rappers, rivals, and racism.

The rappers tell us what makes them make the gas face: the face you make when you smell another man’s farts.

Also notable as the first appearance of Zev Love X, along with KMD, on wax.

https://genius.com/3rd-bass-the-gas-face-lyrics

1. Vente a mi cabeza a ver que entiendes
2. Sácame la pena de las venas con los dientes
3. Vengo con la tara en la cabeza desde el vientre
4. Cuida a tus demonios pero no los alimentes

https://genius.com/K1za-cuida-tus-demonios-lyrics

The first single from Freddie Gibbs' third studio album Shadow of a Doubt.

In this song, Gangsta Gibbs raps about the grind and hustle of dealing drugs and doing murders in the hood. From a young kid up until a kingpin drug dealer now directing young kids as he once was. He also raps about the reward at the end of it all which is money. However if you watch the video to the song you can see that all that money comes from murder as Gibbs directs a youngin to shoot a guy in his trunk that robbed and killed his buddy the night before.

https://genius.com/Freddie-gibbs-fuckin-up-the-count-lyrics

As the late Senator Everett Dirksen is popularly attributed as having said, “A million here, a million there, and pretty soon you’re talking real money!”

Bangladesh produced the song but has not received a penny of royalties from Cash Money.

In addition, this entire song was taken in one take. Wayne has claimed that the verses were freestyles.

https://genius.com/Lil-wayne-a-milli-lyrics

Gang Starr’s thug eulogy to the seminal MC, Big L. In this song, Preemo uses (in a very ingenious way) a sample of Walk on By: a Cal Tjader’s song.

https://genius.com/Gang-starr-full-clip-lyrics

Kanye West, XXL Magazine, October 2010:

I am where art meets commercial. The sweet spot between the hood and Hollywood. Having a conversation with Karl Lagerfeld and Jay-Z within the same hour. When we’re in Paris dressing all crazy at fashion shows, we listening to Jeezy. Jeezy in Paris, that’s what it is

This song gains thematic weight from the long, rich history of African-Americans in Paris and the rest of France, dating back to the early nineteenth century. Paris has historically been a place where black artists could go to escape vicious racism and gain the appreciation denied them in their homeland. See a short sample list of folks who have done so here.

https://genius.com/Jay-z-and-kanye-west-niggas-in-paris-lyrics

Intially previewed in 2023 as a solo Central Cee track, in March 2024, a story post from Cench confirmed that him and Atlanta rapper Lil Baby were working on the song together.

Following teasers on social media, the song released on May 23, 2024, presumably the lead single to Cench’s debut album, CRG (Can’t Rush Greatness).

https://genius.com/Central-cee-and-lil-baby-band4band-lyrics

It's track 17 out of 19 on Eminem's upcoming album "The Death of Slim Shady"

Genre-hopping U.K. rap duo who filter a multitude of influences through a hip-hop lens before pairing it with razor-sharp lyrics.

Digable Planets (/ˈdɪɡəbəl ˈplænəts/) is an American hip hop trio formed in 1987. The trio is composed of rappers Ishmael "Butterfly" Butler, Mariana "Ladybug Mecca" Vieira, and Craig "Doodlebug" Irving. The group is notable for their contributions to the subgenres of jazz rap and alternative hip hop.