Yes indeed, I’m a little off track track track track. Hurry please, cause I need some snacks snacks snacks snacks.Īnd how long will it take it to get back back back back.? Somebody take a trip down to the stoooooooore “Fire fire got me so tired, I’ma stop drop and rollllllllĭon’t pass it I can’t take it no moooooooooooore What would all of that be without a little fine bud? Well you may not be able to cop the herbals in your local neighborhood, but if you come down to “The Red Light District” Ludacris will point you in the direction of that “Blueberry Yum Yum,” with a little assitance from Organized Noise and Sleepy Brown: Typically Ludacris is a conniseur of the good things life has to offer in his music – fine spirits, fine foods, fine fashions and fine women. Just bought a plane so we changin the weather now” We all in together now, birds of a feather now Just thinking about brawlin till y’all start bawlin
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That’s why I pack a mac, that’ll crack ’em backĬause on my waist there’s mo’ Heat than the Shaq Attackīut I ain’t speaking about ballin, ballin Still stackin plaques (yep!) Still action packed (yep!)Īnd dough, I keep it flippin like acrobats “It’s the knick knack paddywhack, still ride in Cadillacsįamily off the street, made my homies put the baggies back Even on the menacing Medicine Men produced lead single “Get Back,” Ludacris may be rapping with a hardcore attitude but he’s still having a good time: For Luda though it’s hardly the point – his chief object most of the time is to just have some fun in the game. You get the feeling listening to Luda rap that he could battle Eminem head to head, and if he didn’t win it would at least be a draw.
Quiet as can possibly be kept when you sell as many millions of records as Ludacris does, he’s become a punchline king as well as one of the best lyric writers in hip-hop. I’ll KNOCK rappers off your list ’til I get to the top!”
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Through with misdemeanors, they tryin to give rappers feloniesīut true writers stay FREE in e’ry one of our linesĪnd if you not feelin I’m the cream of the crop That’s what they tellin me, switch up your melody “Last album, they don’t like me to tell thisĭebuted at #1 and sold more records than Elvis (shut up!) Ludacris packin’? Lyrical bravado and a FUCK YOU attitude, as evidenced on his “Intro”: At the very least, it’s the place where you’ll get burned if you don’t have some protection on you.
While other people are caught up in the debate about who the hottest is from Hotlanta, Ludacris is chilling in “The Red Light District,” arguably the hottest place of all. The simple fact of having to ask the question to begin with reveals the fundamental truth that they’re ALL fresh, and that in any part of the country multiple talents will appear on the scene at the same time. Who’s the best rapper out of the South? Ludacris? Scarface? Lil’ Flip? T.I.? No matter how few or how many names you put on the list, it’s ultimately a question as meaningless as “who’s the best rapper from New York” debates between Jay-Z, Biggie and Nas fans from time to time.
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