GZA | The Lost Art of Lyricism | Medium.com/cuepoint “Hip hop started with street poets with great lyrical skills, and that’s what hip hop has always been about for me…. Take somebody like Big Daddy Kane, his first record was ‘Raw.’ When Kane came out as an artist, I’d get chills from his music because it would be so dope and so lyrical and so strong and so fresh and so new.” - GZA
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Beauty is mysterious as well as terrible. God and devil are fighting there, and the battlefield is the heart of man.
I’m like Barry White, never carry light, me and the gauge we like soul mates but I’m not the marrying type
Roc Marciano “Marksmen” ft. Ka
Peace before everything, God before anything, love before anything, real before everything, home before anyplace, truth before anything
IF NOT BY OTHERS, TEACH YOURSELF…
John Coltrane, jazz master
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