[Intro]
Check this out
Niggas try to play me
Because I'm some little [bad word] They be trying to act like a [bad word] ain't from the 90s
Word to J [bad word] we out here
East Flatbush My [bad word] Keep playing me like I ain't from the [bad word] 90s
I'm tired of playing nice with you mother [bad word] It's Aladeen

[Verse]
I tear the roof off this [bad word] Because a [bad word] rap lines
Get the roof from your [bad word] Gotta kill the wack rhymes
Put the noose to your lips
Oh you're close to the edge?
Get the boot off the cliff
This ain't for airwaves or the place that sell disc
This is for that hip-hop all the niggas said I switched
Shake the game long term because I keep it low pitched [bad word]  I'm about to blow like A-toms that split
Dropping bombs underground and these niggas is middle east
They play them on the radio to keep you off me
Thank God for the net
Now they can't get rid of me
I don't know about that but this is conspiracy
Uh
This is the homeless [bad word] parked on the ave
Across from 740 and he came up on a gat
About to creep up on Koch
That's until he looks back
Put the burner is his face, like give me all the cash
See I'm tired of playing nice
Because that's when they show their vice
In a room full of fake smiles
You shook my hand I seen the knife
You can't buy me [bad word]  [bad word] your price
Anybody can get it [bad word]  [bad word] your life
I ain't really a block boulder
Pack toaster
But I am really a mac holder
Blast on ya
With a 16 or more
Leave your 16's in 4's
I'm a star
I'm gonna blow like it's 1604
So let me break it down
I'm gonna get up on some real [bad word] All you wack critics can suck my [bad word] They be like
He sounds like Logic
No, he sounds like Joey
No, he sounds like
Shut the [bad word] up and blow me
And please don't ask about that track with [bad word] See, [bad word] was all good and then he started acting new
But let me keep it real
I'm really loving all your tunes
But that don't mean [bad word] [bad word]  you target practice too
And this isn't a diss
But if you really want to move
I'll play two quarters
You're the elephant in the room
You're out of your element
Your gonna end up in a tomb
Niggas know I'm the nicest
And it's evident
Here's the proof
The city's on the loose
The youngins got the juice
It's a new New York [bad word] let me introduce
Dza
Bronson
Troy off the ave
The zombies
And that [bad word] Astro spazz
The era
Ronnie Under achieve
Black Dillon And the rebel [bad word] peace
Did you notice
I only said the era
Because there's only one mother [bad word] pro of this era
Aladeen

[Closing]x2
From Brooklyn
So Kane is like grand pop
Big is like unk pop
And Jay is like my real pop
And you taught me almost everything I know
So I love you but if it I must I will bring it to your head pop
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