[{"id":31769279,"name":"South Bronx","trackName":"South Bronx","artistName":"Boogie Down Productions","albumName":"South Bronx Teachings: A Collection Of Boogie Down Productions","duration":312.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"Yo what's up Blastmaster KRS One, this jam is kicking\nWord, yo what up D-Nice?\n(Yo what's up Scott La Rock?)\nYo man we chilling just funky fresh jam\nI want to tell you a little something about us\nWe're the Boogie Down Productions crew\nAnd due to the fact that no-one else out there knew what time it was\nWe have to tell you a little story about where we we come from\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\nMany people tell me this style is terrific\nIt is kinda different but let's get specific\nKRS-One specialize in music\nI'll only use this type of style when I choose it\nParty people in the place to be, KRS-One attack\nYa got dropped off MCA cause the rhymes you wrote was wack\nSo you think that hip-hop had its start out in Queensbridge\nIf you pop that junk up in the Bronx you might not live\nCause you're in\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\nI came with Scott La Rock to express one thing\nI am a teacher and others are kings\nIf that's the title they earn, well it's well deserved, but\nWithout a crown, see, I still burn\nYou settle for a pebble not a stone like a rebel\nKRS-One is the holder of a boulder, money folder\nYou want a fresh style let me show ya\nNow way back in the days when hip-hop began\nWith Coke LaRock, Kool Herc, and then Bam\nBeat boys ran to the latest jam\nBut when it got shot up they went home and said \"Damn\nThere's got to be a better way to hear our music every day\nB-boys getting blown away but coming outside anyway\"\nThey tried again outside in Cedar Park\nPower from a street light made the place dark\nBut yo, they didn't care, they turned it out\nI know a few understand what I'm talking about\nRemember Bronx River, rolling thick\nWith Kool DJ Red Alert and Chuck Chillout on the mix\nWhen Afrika Islam was rocking the jams\nAnd on the other side of town was a kid named Flash\nPatterson and Millbrook projects\nCasanova all over, ya couldn't stop it\nThe Nine Lives Crew, the Cypress Boys\nThe real Rock Steady taking out these toys\nAs odd as it looked, as wild as it seems\nI didn't hear a peep from a place called Queens\nIt was seventy-six to 1980\nThe dreads in Brooklyn was crazy\nYou couldn't bring out your set with no hip-hop\nBecause the pistols would go\nSo why don't you wise up, show all the people in the place that you are wack\nInstead of tryna take out LL, you need to take your homeboys off the crack\nCause if you don't, well, then their nerves will become shot\nAnd that would leave the job up to my own Scott La Rock\nAnd he's from\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\nThe human TR-808, D-Nice\nThe poet, the Blastmaster KRS-ONE\nThe Grand Incredible DJ Scott La Rock\nBoogie Down Productions\nFresh for '86, you suckers","syncedLyrics":"[00:05.27] Yo what's up Blastmaster KRS One, this jam is kicking\n[00:09.01] Word, yo what up D-Nice?\n[00:11.13] (Yo what's up Scott La Rock?)\n[00:12.91] Yo man we chilling just funky fresh jam\n[00:15.57] I want to tell you a little something about us\n[00:17.66] We're the Boogie Down Productions crew\n[00:18.69] And due to the fact that no-one else out there knew what time it was\n[00:21.36] We have to tell you a little story about where we we come from\n[00:24.81] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[00:34.83] Many people tell me this style is terrific\n[00:37.32] It is kinda different but let's get specific\n[00:40.00] KRS-One specialize in music\n[00:42.41] I'll only use this type of style when I choose it\n[00:44.95] Party people in the place to be, KRS-One attack\n[00:50.19] Ya got dropped off MCA cause the rhymes you wrote was wack\n[00:54.94] So you think that hip-hop had its start out in Queensbridge\n[01:00.28] If you pop that junk up in the Bronx you might not live\n[01:04.41] Cause you're in\n[01:05.01] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[01:15.09] I came with Scott La Rock to express one thing\n[01:17.30] I am a teacher and others are kings\n[01:19.94] If that's the title they earn, well it's well deserved, but\n[01:22.57] Without a crown, see, I still burn\n[01:24.88] You settle for a pebble not a stone like a rebel\n[01:27.39] KRS-One is the holder of a boulder, money folder\n[01:31.44] You want a fresh style let me show ya\n[01:35.04] Now way back in the days when hip-hop began\n[01:37.44] With Coke LaRock, Kool Herc, and then Bam\n[01:40.05] Beat boys ran to the latest jam\n[01:42.19] But when it got shot up they went home and said \"Damn\n[01:45.07] There's got to be a better way to hear our music every day\n[01:47.59] B-boys getting blown away but coming outside anyway\"\n[01:50.20] They tried again outside in Cedar Park\n[01:52.51] Power from a street light made the place dark\n[01:55.14] But yo, they didn't care, they turned it out\n[01:57.44] I know a few understand what I'm talking about\n[01:59.84] Remember Bronx River, rolling thick\n[02:02.44] With Kool DJ Red Alert and Chuck Chillout on the mix\n[02:04.99] When Afrika Islam was rocking the jams\n[02:07.47] And on the other side of town was a kid named Flash\n[02:10.19] Patterson and Millbrook projects\n[02:12.13] Casanova all over, ya couldn't stop it\n[02:15.07] The Nine Lives Crew, the Cypress Boys\n[02:17.55] The real Rock Steady taking out these toys\n[02:19.98] As odd as it looked, as wild as it seems\n[02:22.42] I didn't hear a peep from a place called Queens\n[02:25.00] It was seventy-six to 1980\n[02:27.60] The dreads in Brooklyn was crazy\n[02:30.08] You couldn't bring out your set with no hip-hop\n[02:32.33] Because the pistols would go\n[02:35.09] So why don't you wise up, show all the people in the place that you are wack\n[02:40.40] Instead of tryna take out LL, you need to take your homeboys off the crack\n[02:45.43] Cause if you don't, well, then their nerves will become shot\n[02:50.55] And that would leave the job up to my own Scott La Rock\n[02:54.49] And he's from\n[02:55.15] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[04:40.70] The human TR-808, D-Nice\n[04:45.68] The poet, the Blastmaster KRS-ONE\n[04:51.48] The Grand Incredible DJ Scott La Rock\n[04:58.17] Boogie Down Productions\n[05:02.47] Fresh for '86, you suckers","lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n title: South Bronx\n artist: Boogie Down Productions\n album: 'South Bronx Teachings: A Collection Of Boogie Down Productions'\n duration_ms: 312000\n instrumental: false\nlines:\n- text: Yo what's up Blastmaster KRS One, this jam is kicking\n start_ms: 5270\n end_ms: 9010\n- text: Word, yo what up D-Nice?\n start_ms: 9010\n end_ms: 11130\n- text: (Yo what's up Scott La Rock?)\n start_ms: 11130\n end_ms: 12910\n- text: Yo man we chilling just funky fresh jam\n start_ms: 12910\n end_ms: 15570\n- text: I want to tell you a little something about us\n start_ms: 15570\n end_ms: 17660\n- 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D-Nice?\n (Yo what's up Scott La Rock?)\n Yo man we chilling just funky fresh jam\n I want to tell you a little something about us\n We're the Boogie Down Productions crew\n And due to the fact that no-one else out there knew what time it was\n We have to tell you a little story about where we we come from\n South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n Many people tell me this style is terrific\n It is kinda different but let's get specific\n KRS-One specialize in music\n I'll only use this type of style when I choose it\n Party people in the place to be, KRS-One attack\n Ya got dropped off MCA cause the rhymes you wrote was wack\n So you think that hip-hop had its start out in Queensbridge\n If you pop that junk up in the Bronx you might not live\n Cause you're in\n South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n I came with Scott La Rock to express one thing\n I am a teacher and others are kings\n If that's the title they earn, well it's well deserved, but\n Without a crown, see, I still burn\n You 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This jam is kicking\nWord, yo what up D-Nice?\n(Yo what's up Scott La Rock?)\nYo man, we chilling just funky fresh jam\nI want to tell you a little something about us\nWe're the Boogie Down Productions crew\nAnd due to the fact that no-one else out there knew what time it was\nWe have to tell you a little story about where we come from\n\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\n\nMany people tell me this style is terrific\nIt is kinda different but let's get specific\nKRS-One specialize in music\nI'll only use this type of style when I choose it\nParty people in the place to be, KRS-One attacks\nYou got dropped off MCA 'cause the rhymes you wrote was wack\nSo you think that hip-hop had its start out in Queensbridge\nIf you pop that junk up in the Bronx, you might not live\n'Cause you're in\n\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\n\nI came with Scott La Rock to express one thing\nI am a teacher and others are kings\nIf that's the title they earn, well it's well deserved, but\nWithout a crown, see, I still burn\nYou settle for a pebble not a stone like a rebel\nKRS-One is the holder of a boulder\nMoney folder\nYou want a fresh style, let me show ya\n\nNow way back in the days when Hip-Hop began\nWith Coke LaRock, Kool Herc and then Bam\nB-boys ran to the latest jam\nBut when it got shot up they went home and said, \"Damn!\"\nThere's got to be a better way to hear our music every day\nB-boys getting blown away but coming outside anyway\nThey tried again outside in Cedar Park\nPower from a street light made the place dark\n\nBut yo, they didn't care, they turned it out\nI know a few understand what I'm talking about\nRemember Bronx River, rolling thick\nWith Kool DJ Red Alert and Chuck Chillout on the mix\nWhen Afrika Islam was rocking the jams\nAnd on the other side of town was a kid named Flash\nPatterson and Millbrook projects\nCasanova all over, ya couldn't stop it\n\nThe Nine Lives Crew, the Cypress Boys\nThe real Rock Steady taking out these toys\nAs odd as it looked, as wild as it seem\nI didn't hear a peep from a place called Queens\nIt was '76 to 1980\nThe dreads in Brooklyn was crazy\nYou couldn't bring out your set with no Hip-Hop\nBecause the pistols would go\n\nSo why don't you wise up, show all the people\nIn the place that you are wack\nInstead of tryna take out LL\nYou need to take your homeboys off the crack\n'Cause if you don't, well then\nTheir nerves will become shot\nAnd that would leave the job up to my own Scott La Rock\nAnd he's from\n\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\n\nThe human TR-808, D-Nice\nThe poet, the Blastmaster KRS-One\nThe Grand Incredible DJ Scott La Rock\nBoogie Down Productions\nFresh for '86, you suckers!","syncedLyrics":"[00:05.01] Yo, what's up Blastmaster KRS-One? This jam is kicking\n[00:09.26] Word, yo what up D-Nice?\n[00:11.37] (Yo what's up Scott La Rock?)\n[00:13.15] Yo man, we chilling just funky fresh jam\n[00:15.91] I want to tell you a little something about us\n[00:17.07] We're the Boogie Down Productions crew\n[00:18.83] And due to the fact that no-one else out there knew what time it was\n[00:21.59] We have to tell you a little story about where we come from\n[00:24.63] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[00:27.33] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[00:29.88] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[00:32.29] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[00:34.70] Many people tell me this style is terrific\n[00:37.22] It is kinda different but let's get specific\n[00:39.82] KRS-One specialize in music\n[00:42.33] I'll only use this type of style when I choose it\n[00:45.11] Party people in the place to be, KRS-One attacks\n[00:50.09] You got dropped off MCA 'cause the rhymes you wrote was wack\n[00:54.97] So you think that hip-hop had its start out in Queensbridge\n[00:59.97] If you pop that junk up in the Bronx, you might not live\n[01:04.35] 'Cause you're in\n[01:05.01] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[01:07.58] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[01:09.91] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[01:12.42] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[01:14.85] I came with Scott La Rock to express one thing\n[01:17.64] I am a teacher and others are kings\n[01:19.71] If that's the title they earn, well it's well deserved, but\n[01:22.76] Without a crown, see, I still burn\n[01:25.08] You settle for a pebble not a stone like a rebel\n[01:27.54] KRS-One is the holder of a boulder\n[01:30.26] Money folder\n[01:32.15] You want a fresh style, let me show ya\n[01:34.90] Now way back in the days when Hip-Hop began\n[01:37.33] With Coke LaRock, Kool Herc and then Bam\n[01:40.16] B-boys ran to the latest jam\n[01:42.18] But when it got shot up they went home and said, \"Damn!\"\n[01:45.16] There's got to be a better way to hear our music every day\n[01:47.56] B-boys getting blown away but coming outside anyway\n[01:50.11] They tried again outside in Cedar Park\n[01:52.58] Power from a street light made the place dark\n[01:55.13] But yo, they didn't care, they turned it out\n[01:57.31] I know a few understand what I'm talking about\n[01:59.97] Remember Bronx River, rolling thick\n[02:02.26] With Kool DJ Red Alert and Chuck Chillout on the mix\n[02:05.13] When Afrika Islam was rocking the jams\n[02:07.50] And on the other side of town was a kid named Flash\n[02:10.25] Patterson and Millbrook projects\n[02:12.32] Casanova all over, ya couldn't stop it\n[02:14.97] The Nine Lives Crew, the Cypress Boys\n[02:17.52] The real Rock Steady taking out these toys\n[02:20.07] As odd as it looked, as wild as it seem\n[02:22.38] I didn't hear a peep from a place called Queens\n[02:25.19] It was '76 to 1980\n[02:27.68] The dreads in Brooklyn was crazy\n[02:29.90] You couldn't bring out your set with no Hip-Hop\n[02:32.43] Because the pistols would go\n[02:35.01] So why don't you wise up, show all the people\n[02:37.31] In the place that you are wack\n[02:40.08] Instead of tryna take out LL\n[02:42.40] You need to take your homeboys off the crack\n[02:45.16] 'Cause if you don't, well then\n[02:47.45] Their nerves will become shot\n[02:50.16] And that would leave the job up to my own Scott La Rock\n[02:54.45] And he's from\n[02:55.28] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[02:57.73] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[03:00.12] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[03:02.73] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[03:05.19] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[03:07.63] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[03:10.20] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[03:12.73] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[03:16.35] \n[04:40.34] The human TR-808, D-Nice\n[04:46.09] The poet, the Blastmaster KRS-One\n[04:51.57] The Grand Incredible DJ Scott La Rock\n[04:58.05] Boogie Down Productions\n[05:02.19] Fresh for '86, you suckers!\n[05:06.23] ","lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n title: South Bronx\n artist: Boogie Down Productions\n album: 'South Bronx Teachings: A Collection of Boogie Down Productions'\n duration_ms: 308000\n instrumental: false\nlines:\n- text: Yo, what's up Blastmaster KRS-One? 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was a kid named Flash\n Patterson and Millbrook projects\n Casanova all over, ya couldn't stop it\n The Nine Lives Crew, the Cypress Boys\n The real Rock Steady taking out these toys\n As odd as it looked, as wild as it seems\n I didn't hear a peep from a place called Queens\n It was seventy-six to 1980\n The dreads in Brooklyn was crazy\n You couldn't bring out your set with no hip-hop\n Because the pistols would go\n So why don't you wise up, show all the people in the place that you are wack\n Instead of tryna take out LL, you need to take your homeboys off the crack\n Cause if you don't, well, then their nerves will become shot\n And that would leave the job up to my own Scott La Rock\n And he's from\n South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n The human TR-808, D-Nice\n The poet, the Blastmaster KRS-ONE\n The Grand Incredible DJ Scott La Rock\n Boogie Down Productions\n Fresh for '86, you suckers\n"},{"id":31366595,"name":"Elementary","trackName":"Elementary","artistName":"Boogie Down Productions","albumName":"South Bronx Teachings: A Collection Of Boogie Down Productions","duration":248.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"I hear the same old rhyme the same old style\nThe same old runner has ran the mile\nSee I don't know exactly what you know\nBut what I know is that stuff gotta go\nUsually when I pick up the mic\nSomething ill jumps out my mouth for that night\nI like to talk about fact not fiction\nI got some fantasy rhymes but just listen\nEverything I write is premeditated\nSuckas want to fake it I just hate it\nBitin' routines or sayin' somethin' kinda weak\nMy words are comprehended every time I speak\nOr have spoken, no I'm not jokin'\nPlease don't sleep, I hope you are awoken\nStop! Try this again, you had enough? Say when\nI am the man with the six-pack of Heineken\nI get tipsy\nBut never in your life try to dis me\n'cause I don't battle with rhymes, I battle with guns\nKnowledge reigns supreme over nearly every one\nIf you take the first letter of what I just sung\nYou spell my name \"KRS-One\"\nIt's elementary\nElementary\nDJ Scott LaRock and I, KRS-One\nOur mother's first son and no, we'll never run\nFrom complex situations like you T-O-why-S's\nAlways talkin' junk, yet in jail, you're rockin' dresses\nI have arrived for the purpose of joy\nUnlike any ordinary Bronx be\t-boy\nI will volunteer my services and launch an attack\nOn you fake educators with your yakety-yak\nThis is a fact, the teacher is here now in the flesh\nConsistently hounded by you MC pests\nIf you really want to learn from me\nDon't waste time in burnin' me\n'cause ignorance and inexperience does not concern me\nI will emphasize so you will realize and come alive\nNever close your eyes, never sleep or you might take a dive\nMany people hate me, many people love me\nSome are far below me\nAnd you know there's some above me\nBut this, my hypothesis, to conclude the story\nAll you fake MC's on a mission, you bore me\nI'm the Blastmaster KRS on the mic\nWatchin' all these females rock their pants too tight\n'cause there's no other creative composition on display\nThat give a full analysis and rock this way\nYou will pay, eventually you all will decay\nWhile the DJ Scott LaRock will continue to play\nCuttin' records, drivin' cars, and you'll know who we are\nMake a mix just for kicks\nAnd you'll be on our tip\nAnd, oh yes, there's a highlight to the show, of course\nYou hear DJ Scott LaRock (Go off! Go off!)\n(Scott La Rock) (Go off! Go off!) x8\nVerse 3:\nBoogie Down Productions, no reduction to its title\nIf you have a headache, toys, go and take a Midol\nWe have arrived for the purpose of enjoyment\nYou have arrived to make up for unemployment\nYou're on it only 'cause I learned just how to flaunt it\nI breathed a rhyme upon you like a sickness and you caught it\nQuick, get off the tip, trick, you must be sick\nLike a doctor here's my bill, I wrote it out with a Bic\nSigned my name upon the bottle 'cause you know I just rocked em\nBut gettin' into battles really isn't my thing\nYou're probably thinking these are the rhymes for the century\nBut please don't mention me\nIt's only elementary\nElementary\nAll it really is to me and Scott La Rock, is elementary\nElementary\nElementary","syncedLyrics":null,"lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n title: Elementary\n artist: Boogie Down Productions\n album: 'South Bronx Teachings: A Collection Of Boogie Down Productions'\n duration_ms: 248000\n instrumental: false\nlines: []\nplain: \"I hear the same old rhyme the same old style\\nThe same old runner has ran the mile\\nSee I don't know exactly what you know\\nBut what I know is that stuff gotta go\\nUsually when I pick up the mic\\nSomething ill jumps out my mouth for that night\\nI like to talk about fact not fiction\\nI got some fantasy rhymes but just listen\\nEverything I write is premeditated\\nSuckas want to fake it I just hate it\\nBitin' routines or sayin' somethin' kinda weak\\nMy words are comprehended every time I speak\\nOr have spoken, no I'm not jokin'\\nPlease don't sleep, I hope you are awoken\\nStop! Try this again, you had enough? Say when\\nI am the man with the six-pack of Heineken\\nI get tipsy\\nBut never in your life try to dis me\\n'cause I don't battle with rhymes, I battle with guns\\nKnowledge reigns supreme over nearly every one\\nIf you take the first letter of what I just sung\\nYou spell my name \\\"KRS-One\\\"\\nIt's elementary\\nElementary\\nDJ Scott LaRock and I, KRS-One\\nOur mother's first son and no, we'll never run\\nFrom complex situations like you T-O-why-S's\\nAlways talkin' junk, yet in jail, you're rockin' dresses\\nI have arrived for the purpose of joy\\nUnlike any ordinary Bronx be\\t-boy\\nI will volunteer my services and launch an attack\\nOn you fake educators with your yakety-yak\\nThis is a fact, the teacher is here now in the flesh\\nConsistently hounded by you MC pests\\nIf you really want to learn from me\\nDon't waste time in burnin' me\\n'cause ignorance and inexperience does not concern me\\nI will emphasize so you will realize and come alive\\nNever close your eyes, never sleep or you might take a dive\\nMany people hate me, many people love me\\nSome are far below me\\nAnd you know there's some above me\\nBut this, my hypothesis, to conclude the story\\nAll you fake MC's on a mission, you bore me\\nI'm the Blastmaster KRS on the mic\\nWatchin' all these females rock their pants too tight\\n'cause there's no other creative composition on display\\nThat give a full analysis and rock this way\\nYou will pay, eventually you all will decay\\nWhile the DJ Scott LaRock will continue to play\\nCuttin' records, drivin' cars, and you'll know who we are\\nMake a mix just for kicks\\nAnd you'll be on our tip\\nAnd, oh yes, there's a highlight to the show, of course\\nYou hear DJ Scott LaRock (Go off! Go off!)\\n(Scott La Rock) (Go off! Go off!) x8\\nVerse 3:\\nBoogie Down Productions, no reduction to its title\\nIf you have a headache, toys, go and take a Midol\\nWe have arrived for the purpose of enjoyment\\nYou have arrived to make up for unemployment\\nYou're on it only 'cause I learned just how to flaunt it\\nI breathed a rhyme upon you like a sickness and you caught it\\nQuick, get off the tip, trick, you must be sick\\nLike a doctor here's my bill, I wrote it out with a Bic\\nSigned my name upon the bottle 'cause you know I just rocked em\\nBut gettin' into battles really isn't my thing\\nYou're probably thinking these are the rhymes for the century\\nBut please don't mention me\\nIt's only elementary\\nElementary\\nAll it really is to me and Scott La Rock, is elementary\\nElementary\\nElementary\"\n"},{"id":31365532,"name":"9mm Goes Bang","trackName":"9mm Goes Bang","artistName":"Boogie Down Productions","albumName":"South Bronx Teachings: A Collection Of Boogie Down Productions","duration":261.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"La la la la la la la la la la la\nLa la la la la la la la la la la la\nBuck, buck\n\nWa da da dang, wa da da da dang, ay\nListen to my 9 millimeter go bang\nWa da da dang, wa da da da dang, ay\nThis is KRS-One\n\nMe knew a crack dealer by the name of Peter\nHad to buck him down with my 9 millimeter\nHe said I had his girl, I said \"Now what are you? Stupid?\"\nBut he tried to play me out and KRS-One knew it\n\nHe reached for his pistol but it was just a waste\n'Cos my 9 millimeter was up against his face\nHe pulled his pistol anyway and I filled him full of lead\nBut just before he fell to the ground this is what I said\n\n\"Wa da da dang, wa da da da dang, ay\nListen to my 9 millimeter go bang\nWa da da dang, wa da da da dang, ay\nThis is KRS-One\"\n\nLa la la la la la la la la la la\nLa la la la la la la la la la la la\nLa la la la la la la la la la la\nLa la la la la la la la la la la la\n\nSeven days later I was chillin' in the herb gate\nBut seven days too much when the gossip has to circulate\nPuffin' sensemilla, I heard knock, knock, knock\nBut the way that they knocked it did not sound like any cop\n\nAnd if it were a customer they'd ask me for a nick\nSo suddenly I realized it had to be a trick\nI dropped down to the floor and they did not waste no time\nThey shot right through the door, so I had to go for mine\n\nThey pumped and shot again but the suckas kept on missin'\n'Cos I was on the floor by now, I crawled into the kitchen\nThirty seconds later boy, they bust the door down\nThe money and the sensemi' was lyin' all around\n\nBut just as they put their pistols down to take a cut\nMe jumped out the kitchen, went buck, buck, buck\nThey fall down to the floor but one was still alive\nSo I put my 9 millimeter right between his eyes\n\nLooked at his potnah and both of them were dead\nSo just before he joined his potnah this is what I said\n\nWa da da dang, wa da da da dang, ay\nListen to my 9 millimeter go bang\nWa da da dang, wa da da da dang, ay\nThis is KRS-One\n\nLa la la la la la la la la la la\nLa la la la la la la la la la la la\nLa la la la la la la la la la la\nLa la la la la la la la la la la la\n\nI gathered all the money and I ran up the block\nI said, \"This is a perfect time to meet with Scott LaRock\"\nBut Scott is either psychic or he has a knack for trouble\nCos Scott LaRock showed up in a all black BMW\n\nI jumped inside the car and we screeched off in a hurry\nAnd Scott said, \"What is wrong? Relax, tell me the story\"\nI said, \"You remember Peter? Well his posse tried to kill me\nI'm all right now because the sensemi' fill me\"\n\nScott just laughed, he said, \"I know they're all dead\nAnd just before you pulled the trigger this is what you said\"\n\nWa da da dang, wa da da da dang, ay\nListen to my 9 millimeter go bang\nWa da da dang, wa da da da dang, ay\nThis is KRS-One\n\nLa la la la la la la la la la la\nLa la la la la la la la la la la la\nLa la la la la la la la la la la\nLa la la la la la la la la la la la","syncedLyrics":"[00:06.36] La la la la la la la la la la la\n[00:09.70] La la la la la la la la la la la la\n[00:13.99] \n[00:16.59] Buck, buck\n[00:17.86] Wa da da dang, wa da da da dang, ay\n[00:20.88] Listen to my 9 millimeter go bang\n[00:23.67] Wa da da dang, wa da da da dang, ay\n[00:26.72] This is KRS-One\n[00:29.22] Me knew a crack dealer by the name of Peter\n[00:32.67] Had to buck him down with my 9 millimeter\n[00:35.76] He said I had his girl, I said \"Now what are you? Stupid?\"\n[00:38.04] But he tried to play me out and KRS-One knew it\n[00:40.96] He reached for his pistol but it was just a waste\n[00:43.81] 'Cos my 9 millimeter was up against his face\n[00:46.86] He pulled his pistol anyway and I filled him full of lead\n[00:49.78] But just before he fell to the ground this is what I said\n[00:52.76] \"Wa da da dang, wa da da da dang, ay\n[00:55.85] Listen to my 9 millimeter go bang\n[00:58.53] Wa da da dang, wa da da da dang, ay\n[01:01.64] This is KRS-One\"\n[01:04.21] La la la la la la la la la la la\n[01:07.88] La la la la la la la la la la la la\n[01:10.85] La la la la la la la la la la la\n[01:13.59] La la la la la la la la la la la la\n[01:16.13] Seven days later I was chillin' in the herb gate\n[01:18.88] But seven days too much when the gossip has to circulate\n[01:21.81] Puffin' sensemilla, I heard knock, knock, knock\n[01:24.76] But the way that they knocked it did not sound like any cop\n[01:27.55] And if it were a customer they'd ask me for a nick\n[01:30.46] So suddenly I realized it had to be a trick\n[01:33.42] I dropped down to the floor and they did not waste no time\n[01:36.35] They shot right through the door, so I had to go for mine\n[01:39.23] They pumped and shot again but the suckas kept on missin'\n[01:42.12] 'Cos I was on the floor by now, I crawled into the kitchen\n[01:45.14] Thirty seconds later boy, they bust the door down\n[01:47.90] The money and the sensemi' was lyin' all around\n[01:50.80] But just as they put their pistols down to take a cut\n[01:53.71] Me jumped out the kitchen, went buck, buck, buck\n[01:56.62] They fall down to the floor but one was still alive\n[01:59.53] So I put my 9 millimeter right between his eyes\n[02:02.39] Looked at his potnah and both of them were dead\n[02:05.38] So just before he joined his potnah this is what I said\n[02:08.48] Wa da da dang, wa da da da dang, ay\n[02:11.35] Listen to my 9 millimeter go bang\n[02:14.20] Wa da da dang, wa da da da dang, ay\n[02:17.23] This is KRS-One\n[02:20.04] La la la la la la la la la la la\n[02:23.17] La la la la la la la la la la la la\n[02:26.09] La la la la la la la la la la la\n[02:29.08] La la la la la la la la la la la la\n[02:33.44] \n[02:36.80] I gathered all the money and I ran up the block\n[02:40.39] I said, \"This is a perfect time to meet with Scott LaRock\"\n[02:43.26] But Scott is either psychic or he has a knack for trouble\n[02:46.14] Cos Scott LaRock showed up in a all black BMW\n[02:49.09] I jumped inside the car and we screeched off in a hurry\n[02:51.99] And Scott said, \"What is wrong? Relax, tell me the story\"\n[02:54.83] I said, \"You remember Peter? Well his posse tried to kill me\n[02:57.60] I'm all right now because the sensemi' fill me\"\n[03:00.66] Scott just laughed, he said, \"I know they're all dead\n[03:03.59] And just before you pulled the trigger this is what you said\"\n[03:06.57] Wa da da dang, wa da da da dang, ay\n[03:09.59] Listen to my 9 millimeter go bang\n[03:12.44] Wa da da dang, wa da da da dang, ay\n[03:15.40] This is KRS-One\n[03:18.31] La la la la la la la la la la la\n[03:21.69] La la la la la la la la la la la la\n[03:24.41] La la la la la la la la la la la\n[03:27.32] La la la la la la la la la la la la\n[03:29.88] ","lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n title: 9mm Goes Bang\n artist: Boogie Down Productions\n album: 'South Bronx Teachings: A Collection Of Boogie Down Productions'\n duration_ms: 261000\n instrumental: false\nlines:\n- text: La la la la la la la la la la la\n start_ms: 6360\n end_ms: 9700\n- text: La la la la la la la la la la la la\n start_ms: 9700\n end_ms: 13990\n- text: ''\n start_ms: 13990\n end_ms: 16590\n- text: Buck, buck\n start_ms: 16590\n end_ms: 17860\n- text: Wa da da dang, wa da da da dang, ay\n start_ms: 17860\n end_ms: 20880\n- text: Listen to my 9 millimeter go bang\n start_ms: 20880\n end_ms: 23670\n- text: Wa da da dang, wa da da da dang, ay\n start_ms: 23670\n end_ms: 26720\n- text: This is KRS-One\n start_ms: 26720\n end_ms: 29220\n- text: Me knew a crack dealer by the name of Peter\n start_ms: 29220\n end_ms: 32670\n- text: Had to buck him down with my 9 millimeter\n start_ms: 32670\n end_ms: 35760\n- text: He said I had his girl, I said \"Now what are you? 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Stupid?\"\n But he tried to play me out and KRS-One knew it\n\n He reached for his pistol but it was just a waste\n 'Cos my 9 millimeter was up against his face\n He pulled his pistol anyway and I filled him full of lead\n But just before he fell to the ground this is what I said\n\n \"Wa da da dang, wa da da da dang, ay\n Listen to my 9 millimeter go bang\n Wa da da dang, wa da da da dang, ay\n This is KRS-One\"\n\n La la la la la la la la la la la\n La la la la la la la la la la la la\n La la la la la la la la la la la\n La la la la la la la la la la la la\n\n Seven days later I was chillin' in the herb gate\n But seven days too much when the gossip has to circulate\n Puffin' sensemilla, I heard knock, knock, knock\n But the way that they knocked it did not sound like any cop\n\n And if it were a customer they'd ask me for a nick\n So suddenly I realized it had to be a trick\n I dropped down to the floor and they did not waste no time\n They shot right through the door, so I had to go for mine\n\n They pumped and shot again but the suckas kept on missin'\n 'Cos I was on the floor by now, I crawled into the kitchen\n Thirty seconds later boy, they bust the door down\n The money and the sensemi' was lyin' all around\n\n But just as they put their pistols down to take a cut\n Me jumped out the kitchen, went buck, buck, buck\n They fall down to the floor but one was still alive\n So I put my 9 millimeter right between his eyes\n\n Looked at his potnah and both of them were dead\n So just before he joined his potnah this is what I said\n\n Wa da da dang, wa da da da dang, ay\n Listen to my 9 millimeter go bang\n Wa da da dang, wa da da da dang, ay\n This is KRS-One\n\n La la la la la la la la la la la\n La la la la la la la la la la la la\n La la la la la la la la la la la\n La la la la la la la la la la la la\n\n I gathered all the money and I ran up the block\n I said, \"This is a perfect time to meet with Scott LaRock\"\n But Scott is either psychic or he has a knack for trouble\n Cos Scott LaRock showed up in a all black BMW\n\n I jumped inside the car and we screeched off in a hurry\n And Scott said, \"What is wrong? Relax, tell me the story\"\n I said, \"You remember Peter? Well his posse tried to kill me\n I'm all right now because the sensemi' fill me\"\n\n Scott just laughed, he said, \"I know they're all dead\n And just before you pulled the trigger this is what you said\"\n\n Wa da da dang, wa da da da dang, ay\n Listen to my 9 millimeter go bang\n Wa da da dang, wa da da da dang, ay\n This is KRS-One\n\n La la la la la la la la la la la\n La la la la la la la la la la la la\n La la la la la la la la la la la\n La la la la la la la la la la la la\n"},{"id":15830387,"name":"The P Is Free","trackName":"The P Is Free","artistName":"Boogie Down Productions","albumName":"South Bronx Teachings: A Collection of Boogie Down Productions","duration":212.52,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"Da-da, da-day, da-da, da-da, da-day, ayy\nDa-da, da-day, da-da, da-da, da-day, ayy\nDa-da, da-day, da-da, da-da, da-day\nDa-da, da-da, da-da, da-da, da-day\n\nYes, Scott Larock you know you rule hip-hop\nYes, D-Nice you know you rule hip-hop\nYes, Mella-Dee you know you rule hip-hop\nBut, KRS wanna rule it non-stop\nWhen I'm in the Brooklyn, yes we rule hip-hop\nWhen I'm in the Queens, yes we rule hip-hop\nWhen in Staten Island, yes we rule hip-hop\nAnd when I'm in Manhattan, yes we rule hip-hop\nBut in the Bronx, we rulin y'all tonight\nBut in the Bronx, we rulin y'all tonight\nWe come to rock you whether you're Black or you're white\nCause KRS-One you know I'm never frank\nCome catch a star\n\nThe pussy is free\nCause the crack costs money\nOh yeah\nI say the pussy is free\nCause the crack costs money\nOh yeah\n\nRidin one day on my freestyle fix\nJammin to a tape Scott LaRock had mixed\nI said to myself \"This tape sound funky\"\nRidin past the 116th Street junkie\nThought I saw Denise but I was only assumin'\nTook another look and that ass was boomin'\nI did a little trick on my freestyle fix\nAnd I was right beside the girl, she was all on my dick\nShe said \"Hi, DJ KRS\"\nShe kissed me on my neck so I gave her a peck\nShe said \"I'm really in a hurry so I cannot wait\nIf you give me a lift while we ride we'll debate\"\nShe jumped on my bike, I said \"Huh, what's your stop?\"\nShe said \"Right around the corner to the crack spot\nIf you buy me a crack I'll know how to act\nBut if you don't, you might as well step back\"\nI said \"Now how the fuck we jump off to this?\nI'm doin you a favor, I'm givin you a lift\"\nShe said \"KRS, you know it goes\"\nI said \"Yeah, you little bitch it seems that you're a hoe\"\nI did a little trick on my freestyle fix\nAnd she was right on the ground lookin after it\nBecause\n\nThe pussy is free\nCause the crack costs money\nOh yeah\nI say the pussy is free\nCause the crack costs money\nOh yeah\n\nA girl tried to take me out one day\nFor a play, not your everyday trey\nWe walked to the spot, she says she want a rock\nI looked in my pocket, didn't have a lot\nI said \"Bitch, You better get yourself a job\"\nShe tried to tell me that times were hard\nI told the hoe, I said 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'Cause\n Here's an example of KRS-One, bo!\n Here's an example of KRS-One\n They wish to battle BDP, but they cannot\n They must be on the dick of who? DJ Scott LaRock\n 'Cause, we don't complain nor do we play the game of favors\n Boogie Down Productions comes in three different flavors\n Pick any dick for the flavor that you savor\n\n Mr. Magic might wish to come and try to save ya\n But instead of helpin' ya out he wants the same thing I gave ya\n I finally figured it out, Magic mouth is used for suckin'\n Roxanne Shante is only good for steady fuckin'\n MC Shan and Marley Marl is really only bluffin'\n Like Doug E. 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never\n'Cause I'm too clever, however, I own my own label\nPartners with Scott La Rock, he's on the turntable\nAnd partner Lee Smith\nI'm exercising a true gift just to uplift\nHip-hop, hip-hop, my voice is like a monster\nAnd now a word from our sponsor\n\n2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10\nI got to start this rhyme again\nHow many words can I find that rhyme and still keep in mind\nEvery lyric must come out on time?\nNot many but I have plenty\nScott La Rock sent me just to devastate anyone\nAny daughter, any son that comes my way\nHey, you got to go the other way\n\nI represent my DJ, Scott LaRock, D-Nice the beat box\nI only wear Nikes, not Adidas or Reeboks\nMany people know me, yet I'm known by few\nMy name is K-R-S-One, son, not two\nOr three or four or five or six\nThe mix is on Scott La Rock and Scott La Rock is on the mix\n\nCool like the air we breathe\nInhale, exhale, perpetrators will fail\nAs sure as my name is Blastmaster KRS\nSit and listen to the very essence of this tale\nFrom the days of prison, I have uprisen\nTo my family members, I'm marked down as missing\nListen, circumstances put me right in the street\nWith the will to survive, get paid, eat and sleep\nSome weep or should I rather say, some cry\n\nCan't get by, so later on they die\nBecause the strong will survive, the weak will perish\nIgnorance is a poison and knowledge will nourish\nI love what I got and like what I had\nI'm glad, not sad and I don't even get mad\nI get even, myself and some others I believe in\n'Cause these others are my brothas and perfection, we're achieving\nYes, my name is K-R-S, my brother is a Rasta\nLet me pause and now a word from our sponsor","syncedLyrics":"[00:04.26] This is a test\n[00:05.80] Of the Boogie Down production prevention against sucker MCs\n[00:09.07] In the event of a real emergency\n[00:10.93] You would have been instructed on which jams to play\n[00:13.40] And how loud to blast your radio\n[00:15.17] And now, a word from our sponsor\n[00:22.15] I'm from the Bronx, Blastmaster K-R-S One\n[00:25.02] Proving that my job ain't done until I get some\n[00:27.80] More, no need to roar or yell\n[00:30.15] 'Cause, I can still tell what will sell\n[00:32.11] And would have sold without yellin' over a drum roll\n[00:34.98] That style is old\n[00:36.92] So unfold, blossom, bloom\n[00:39.27] You got the room, so go ahead and consume\n[00:41.88] A new era, K-R-S One comes better\n[00:44.99] Bite another lyric? never\n[00:46.77] 'Cause I'm too clever, however, I own my own label\n[00:49.10] Partners with Scott La Rock, he's on the turntable\n[00:52.53] And partner Lee Smith\n[00:54.51] I'm exercising a true gift just to uplift\n[00:57.61] Hip-hop, hip-hop, my voice is like a monster\n[01:00.78] And now a word from our sponsor\n[01:02.45] \n[01:17.10] 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10\n[01:19.95] I got to start this rhyme again\n[01:21.85] How many words can I find that rhyme and still keep in mind\n[01:24.95] Every lyric must come out on time?\n[01:26.95] Not many but I have plenty\n[01:28.68] Scott La Rock sent me just to devastate anyone\n[01:32.32] Any daughter, any son that comes my way\n[01:34.72] Hey, you got to go the other way\n[01:36.23] I represent my DJ, Scott LaRock, D-Nice the beat box\n[01:39.48] I only wear Nikes, not Adidas or Reeboks\n[01:42.03] Many people know me, yet I'm known by few\n[01:44.00] My name is K-R-S-One, son, not two\n[01:46.42] Or three or four or five or six\n[01:48.93] The mix is on Scott La Rock and Scott La Rock is on the mix\n[01:51.90] \n[02:21.58] Cool like the air we breathe\n[02:23.88] Inhale, exhale, perpetrators will fail\n[02:26.55] As sure as my name is Blastmaster KRS\n[02:28.79] Sit and listen to the very essence of this tale\n[02:31.14] From the days of prison, I have uprisen\n[02:33.97] To my family members, I'm marked down as missing\n[02:36.36] Listen, circumstances put me right in the street\n[02:38.65] With the will to survive, get paid, eat and sleep\n[02:41.34] Some weep or should I rather say, some cry\n[02:43.75] Can't get by, so later on they die\n[02:46.24] Because the strong will survive, the weak will perish\n[02:48.80] Ignorance is a poison and knowledge will nourish\n[02:51.46] I love what I got and like what I had\n[02:53.47] I'm glad, not sad and I don't even get mad\n[02:56.01] I get even, myself and some others I believe in\n[02:58.68] 'Cause these others are my brothas and perfection, we're achieving\n[03:01.25] Yes, my name is K-R-S, my brother is a Rasta\n[03:03.61] Let me pause and now a word from our sponsor\n[03:07.03] ","lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n title: Word From Our Sponsor\n artist: Boogie Down Productions\n album: 'South Bronx Teachings: A Collection of Boogie Down Productions'\n duration_ms: 231000\n instrumental: false\nlines:\n- text: This is a test\n start_ms: 4260\n end_ms: 5800\n- text: Of the Boogie Down production prevention against sucker MCs\n start_ms: 5800\n end_ms: 9070\n- text: In the event of a real emergency\n start_ms: 9070\n end_ms: 10930\n- text: You would have been instructed on which jams to play\n start_ms: 10930\n end_ms: 13400\n- text: And how loud to blast your radio\n start_ms: 13400\n end_ms: 15170\n- text: And now, a word from our sponsor\n start_ms: 15170\n end_ms: 22150\n- text: I'm from the Bronx, Blastmaster K-R-S One\n start_ms: 22150\n end_ms: 25020\n- text: Proving that my job ain't done until I get some\n start_ms: 25020\n end_ms: 27800\n- text: More, no need to roar or yell\n start_ms: 27800\n end_ms: 30150\n- text: '''Cause, I can still tell what will sell'\n start_ms: 30150\n end_ms: 32110\n- text: And would have sold without yellin' over a drum roll\n start_ms: 32110\n end_ms: 34980\n- text: That style is old\n start_ms: 34980\n end_ms: 36920\n- text: So unfold, blossom, bloom\n start_ms: 36920\n end_ms: 39270\n- text: You got the room, so go ahead and consume\n start_ms: 39270\n end_ms: 41880\n- text: A new era, K-R-S One comes better\n start_ms: 41880\n end_ms: 44990\n- text: Bite another lyric? 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Try this again, you had enough? Say when\nI am the man with the six-pack of Heineken\nI get tipsy\nBut never in your life try to dis me\nCos I don't battle with rhymes, I battle with guns\nKnowledge reigns supreme over nearly every one\nIf you take the first letter of what I just sung\nYou spell my name \"KRS-One\"\nIt's elementary\n\nElementary\n\nVerse 2:\n\nDJ Scott LaRock and I: KRS-One\nOur mother's first son and no, we'll never run\nFrom complex situations like you T-O-Y-S's\nAlways talkin junk, yet in jail, you're rockin dresses\nI have arrived for the purpose of joy\nUnlike any ordinary Bronx b-boy\nI will volunteer my services and launch an attack\nOn you fake educators with your yakety-yak\nThis is a fact, the teacher is here now in the flesh\nConsistently hounded by you MC pests\nIf you really want to learn from me\nDon't waste time in burnin me\nCos ignorance and inexperience does not concern me\nI will emphasize so you will realize and come alive\nNever close your eyes, never sleep or you might take a dive\nMany people hate me, many people love me\nSome are far below me\nAnd you know there's some above me\nBut this, my hypothesis, to conclude the story\nAll you fake MC's on a mission, you bore me\nI'm the Blastmaster KRS on the mic\nWatchin all these females rock their pants too tight\nCos there's no other creative composition on display\nThat give a full analysis and rock this way\nYou will pay, eventually you all will decay\nWhile the DJ Scott LaRock will continue to play\nCuttin records, drivin cars, and you'll know who we are\nMake a mix just for kicks\nAnd you'll be on our tip\nAnd, oh yes, there's a highlight to the show, of course\nYou hear DJ Scott LaRock (Go off! Go off!)\n\n(Scott La Rock) (Go off! Go off!) x8\n\nVerse 3:\n\nBoogie Down Productions, no reduction to its title\nIf you have a headache, toys, go and take a Midol\nWe have arrived for the purpose of enjoyment\nYou have arrived to make up for unemployment\nYou're on it only cos I learned just how to flaunt it\nI breathed a rhyme upon you like a sickness and you caught it\nQuick, get off the tip, trick, you must be sick\nLike a doctor here's my bill, I wrote it out with a Bic\nSigned my name upon the bottle cos you know I just rocked em\nBut gettin into battles really isn't my thing\nYou're probably thinking these are the rhymes for the century\nBut please don't mention me\nIt's only elementary\n\nElementary\nAll it really is to me and Scott La Rock... is elementary\n\nElementary\nElementary","syncedLyrics":null,"lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n title: Elementary\n artist: Boogie Down Productions\n album: 'South Bronx Teachings: A Collection of Boogie Down Productions'\n duration_ms: 245000\n instrumental: false\nlines: []\nplain: |-\n Verse 1:\n\n I hear the same old rhyme, the same old style\n The same old runner has ran the mile\n See, I don't know exactly what you know\n But what I know is that stuff gotta go\n Usually when I pick up the mic\n Something ill jumps out my mouth for that night\n I like to talk about fact not fiction\n I got some fantasy rhymes but just listen\n Everything I write is premeditated\n Suckas wanna fake it, I just hate it\n Bitin routines or sayin somethin kinda weak\n My words are comprehended every time I speak\n Or have spoken, no I'm not jokin\n Please don't sleep, I hope you are awoken\n Stop! Try this again, you had enough? Say when\n I am the man with the six-pack of Heineken\n I get tipsy\n But never in your life try to dis me\n Cos I don't battle with rhymes, I battle with guns\n Knowledge reigns supreme over nearly every one\n If you take the first letter of what I just sung\n You spell my name \"KRS-One\"\n It's elementary\n\n Elementary\n\n Verse 2:\n\n DJ Scott LaRock and I: KRS-One\n Our mother's first son and no, we'll never run\n From complex situations like you T-O-Y-S's\n Always talkin junk, yet in jail, you're rockin dresses\n I have arrived for the purpose of joy\n Unlike any ordinary Bronx b-boy\n I will volunteer my services and launch an attack\n On you fake educators with your yakety-yak\n This is a fact, the teacher is here now in the flesh\n Consistently hounded by you MC pests\n If you really want to learn from me\n Don't waste time in burnin me\n Cos ignorance and inexperience does not concern me\n I will emphasize so you will realize and come alive\n Never close your eyes, never sleep or you might take a dive\n Many people hate me, many people love me\n Some are far below me\n And you know there's some above me\n But this, my hypothesis, to conclude the story\n All you fake MC's on a mission, you bore me\n I'm the Blastmaster KRS on the mic\n Watchin all these females rock their pants too tight\n Cos there's no other creative composition on display\n That give a full analysis and rock this way\n You will pay, eventually you all will decay\n While the DJ Scott LaRock will continue to play\n Cuttin records, drivin cars, and you'll know who we are\n Make a mix just for kicks\n And you'll be on our tip\n And, oh yes, there's a highlight to the show, of course\n You hear DJ Scott LaRock (Go off! Go off!)\n\n (Scott La Rock) (Go off! Go off!) x8\n\n Verse 3:\n\n Boogie Down Productions, no reduction to its title\n If you have a headache, toys, go and take a Midol\n We have arrived for the purpose of enjoyment\n You have arrived to make up for unemployment\n You're on it only cos I learned just how to flaunt it\n I breathed a rhyme upon you like a sickness and you caught it\n Quick, get off the tip, trick, you must be sick\n Like a doctor here's my bill, I wrote it out with a Bic\n Signed my name upon the bottle cos you know I just rocked em\n But gettin into battles really isn't my thing\n You're probably thinking these are the rhymes for the century\n But please don't mention me\n It's only elementary\n\n Elementary\n All it really is to me and Scott La Rock... is elementary\n\n Elementary\n Elementary\n"},{"id":26706965,"name":"Criminal Minded (Red Alert mega mix)","trackName":"Criminal Minded (Red Alert mega mix)","artistName":"Boogie Down Productions","albumName":"South Bronx Teachings: A Collection of Boogie Down Productions","duration":387.68,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"This is a test of the Boogie Down Production\nPrevention Against Sucker MC's\nIn the event of a real emergency\nYou would have been instructed on which jams to play\nAnd how loud to blast your radio\nAnd now, a word from our sponsor\n\nHey yo, Red, I'm getting sick and tired of this\n(What you getting sick and tired of, my brother?)\nYo, let me come out with one jam explaining what time it is\n(What time is it, my brother?)\n\nI said, I'm criminal minded, you've been blinded\nLooking for a style like mine, you can't find it\nThey are the audience, I am the lyricist\nSometimes the suckers on the side gotta hear this\nPage, a rage, and I'm not in a cage\nFree as a bird to fly up out on stage\nAin't here for no fronting, just to say a little something\nYou suckers don't like me 'cause you're all about nothing\nHowever, I'm really fascinating to the letter\nMy on-and-run performance gets better and better\nMy English grammar comes down like a hammer\nYou need style, I need to pull your card\nAll the bang-bangers, you're kissing other people's...\nI write and produce myself just as fast\nMy hair like this, got no time for Jheri curls\nAttracting only women, got no time for little girls\n'Cause girls look so good, but their brain is not ready\nI don't know, I'd rather talk to a woman\n'Cause her mind is so steady, so here we go\nI'm not a musical maniac or b-boy fanatic\nI simply made use of what was upstairs in the attic\nI've listened to these MCs back when I was a kid\nBut I bust more shots than they ever did\nI mean, this is not the best of KRS, it's just a section\nBut how many times must I point you in the right direction?\nYou need protection when I'm on the mic\nBecause my mouth is like a nine millimeter with pipe\nYou're a king, so who you dissing? I am a musician\nRapping on the mic like this to me is fine\n'Cause if I really wanna battle, I will pull out a nine\nYou can see that Scott La Rock and I are mentally binded\nIn other words, we're both criminal minded\n\nI took a rockwood day on my freestyle fix\nJamming to a tape Scott La Rock had mixed\nI said to myself, \"This tape sound funky\"\nRiding past a 116th Street junkie\nThought I took an E, but I was only assuming\nTook another look and that butt was booming\nDid a little trick on my freestyle fix\nAnd I was right beside the girl, she was all on the tip\nSaid, \"Hi, DJ KRS\"\nShe kissed me on my neck, so I gave her a peck\nShe said, \"I'm really in a hurry, so I cannot wait\nIf you give me a lift while we ride, we'll debate\"\nShe jumped on my bike, I said, \"Huh, what's your stop?\"\nShe said, \"Right around the corner to the crack spot\nIf you buy me a crack, I'll know how to act\nBut if you don't, you might as well step back\"\nI said, \"Now how the hell we jump off to this?\nI'm doing you a favor, I'm giving you a lift\"\nShe said, \"KRS, you know how it go\"\nI said, \"Yeah, you little... it seems that you're a ho\"\nI did a little trick on my freestyle fix\nAnd she was right on the ground looking after it\nBecause the girlies is free 'cause the crack costs money, oh yeah\nI said, the girlies is free 'cause the crack costs money, oh yeah\n\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\n\nI came with Scott La Rock to express one thing\nI am a teacher and others are kings\nIf that's a title they earned, well, it's well deserved\nBut without a crown, see, I still burn\nYou settle for a pebble, not a stone like a rebel\nKRS-One is the holder of a boulder, money folder\nYou want a fresh style? Let me show ya\nNow way back in the days when hip-hop began\nWith Coke La Rock, Kool Herc and them, bam\nB-Boys ran to the latest jam\nBut when it got shot up, they went home and said, \"Damn\"\nThere's got to be a better way to hear our music everyday\nB-Boys getting blown away, but coming outside anyway\nThey tried again outside and see the park\nPower from a streetlight made the place dark\nBut yo, they didn't care, they turned it out\nI know a few understand what I'm talking about\nRemember Bronx River, rolling thick with Kool DJ Red Alert","syncedLyrics":null,"lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n title: Criminal Minded (Red Alert mega mix)\n artist: Boogie Down Productions\n album: 'South Bronx Teachings: A Collection of Boogie Down Productions'\n duration_ms: 387680\n instrumental: false\nlines: []\nplain: |-\n This is a test of the Boogie Down Production\n Prevention Against Sucker MC's\n In the event of a real emergency\n You would have been instructed on which jams to play\n And how loud to blast your radio\n And now, a word from our sponsor\n\n Hey yo, Red, I'm getting sick and tired of this\n (What you getting sick and tired of, my brother?)\n Yo, let me come out with one jam explaining what time it is\n (What time is it, my brother?)\n\n I said, I'm criminal minded, you've been blinded\n Looking for a style like mine, you can't find it\n They are the audience, I am the lyricist\n Sometimes the suckers on the side gotta hear this\n Page, a rage, and I'm not in a cage\n Free as a bird to fly up out on stage\n Ain't here for no fronting, just to say a little something\n You suckers don't like me 'cause you're all about nothing\n However, I'm really fascinating to the letter\n My on-and-run performance gets better and better\n My English grammar comes down like a hammer\n You need style, I need to pull your card\n All the bang-bangers, you're kissing other people's...\n I write and produce myself just as fast\n My hair like this, got no time for Jheri curls\n Attracting only women, got no time for little girls\n 'Cause girls look so good, but their brain is not ready\n I don't know, I'd rather talk to a woman\n 'Cause her mind is so steady, so here we go\n I'm not a musical maniac or b-boy fanatic\n I simply made use of what was upstairs in the attic\n I've listened to these MCs back when I was a kid\n But I bust more shots than they ever did\n I mean, this is not the best of KRS, it's just a section\n But how many times must I point you in the right direction?\n You need protection when I'm on the mic\n Because my mouth is like a nine millimeter with pipe\n You're a king, so who you dissing? I am a musician\n Rapping on the mic like this to me is fine\n 'Cause if I really wanna battle, I will pull out a nine\n You can see that Scott La Rock and I are mentally binded\n In other words, we're both criminal minded\n\n I took a rockwood day on my freestyle fix\n Jamming to a tape Scott La Rock had mixed\n I said to myself, \"This tape sound funky\"\n Riding past a 116th Street junkie\n Thought I took an E, but I was only assuming\n Took another look and that butt was booming\n Did a little trick on my freestyle fix\n And I was right beside the girl, she was all on the tip\n Said, \"Hi, DJ KRS\"\n She kissed me on my neck, so I gave her a peck\n She said, \"I'm really in a hurry, so I cannot wait\n If you give me a lift while we ride, we'll debate\"\n She jumped on my bike, I said, \"Huh, what's your stop?\"\n She said, \"Right around the corner to the crack spot\n If you buy me a crack, I'll know how to act\n But if you don't, you might as well step back\"\n I said, \"Now how the hell we jump off to this?\n I'm doing you a favor, I'm giving you a lift\"\n She said, \"KRS, you know how it go\"\n I said, \"Yeah, you little... it seems that you're a ho\"\n I did a little trick on my freestyle fix\n And she was right on the ground looking after it\n Because the girlies is free 'cause the crack costs money, oh yeah\n I said, the girlies is free 'cause the crack costs money, oh yeah\n\n South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n\n I came with Scott La Rock to express one thing\n I am a teacher and others are kings\n If that's a title they earned, well, it's well deserved\n But without a crown, see, I still burn\n You settle for a pebble, not a stone like a rebel\n KRS-One is the holder of a boulder, money folder\n You want a fresh style? Let me show ya\n Now way back in the days when hip-hop began\n With Coke La Rock, Kool Herc and them, bam\n B-Boys ran to the latest jam\n But when it got shot up, they went home and said, \"Damn\"\n There's got to be a better way to hear our music everyday\n B-Boys getting blown away, but coming outside anyway\n They tried again outside and see the park\n Power from a streetlight made the place dark\n But yo, they didn't care, they turned it out\n I know a few understand what I'm talking about\n Remember Bronx River, rolling thick with Kool DJ Red Alert\n"},{"id":7853822,"name":"south bronx","trackName":"south bronx","artistName":"boogie down productions","albumName":"tommy boy presents hip hop essentials (1979-1991) vol 1","duration":309.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"Yo, what's up Blastmaster KRS-One? This jam is kicking\nWord, yo what up D-Nice?\n(Yo what's up Scott La Rock?)\nYo man, we chilling just funky fresh jam\nI want to tell you a little something about us\nWe're the Boogie Down Productions crew\nAnd due to the fact that no-one else out there knew what time it was\nWe have to tell you a little story about where we come from\n\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\n\nMany people tell me this style is terrific\nIt is kinda different but let's get specific\nKRS-One specialize in music\nI'll only use this type of style when I choose it\nParty people in the place to be, KRS-One attacks\nYou got dropped off MCA 'cause the rhymes you wrote was wack\nSo you think that hip-hop had its start out in Queensbridge\nIf you pop that junk up in the Bronx, you might not live\n'Cause you're in\n\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\n\nI came with Scott La Rock to express one thing\nI am a teacher and others are kings\nIf that's the title they earn, well it's well deserved, but\nWithout a crown, see, I still burn\nYou settle for a pebble not a stone like a rebel\nKRS-One is the holder of a boulder\nMoney folder\nYou want a fresh style, let me show ya\n\nNow way back in the days when Hip-Hop began\nWith Coke LaRock, Kool Herc and then Bam\nB-boys ran to the latest jam\nBut when it got shot up they went home and said, \"Damn!\"\nThere's got to be a better way to hear our music every day\nB-boys getting blown away but coming outside anyway\nThey tried again outside in Cedar Park\nPower from a street light made the place dark\n\nBut yo, they didn't care, they turned it out\nI know a few understand what I'm talking about\nRemember Bronx River, rolling thick\nWith Kool DJ Red Alert and Chuck Chillout on the mix\nWhen Afrika Islam was rocking the jams\nAnd on the other side of town was a kid named Flash\nPatterson and Millbrook projects\nCasanova all over, ya couldn't stop it\n\nThe Nine Lives Crew, the Cypress Boys\nThe real Rock Steady taking out these toys\nAs odd as it looked, as wild as it seem\nI didn't hear a peep from a place called Queens\nIt was '76 to 1980\nThe dreads in Brooklyn was crazy\nYou couldn't bring out your set with no Hip-Hop\nBecause the pistols would go\n\nSo why don't you wise up, show all the people\nIn the place that you are wack\nInstead of tryna take out LL\nYou need to take your homeboys off the crack\n'Cause if you don't, well then\nTheir nerves will become shot\nAnd that would leave the job up to my own Scott La Rock\nAnd he's from\n\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\nSouth Bronx, the South South Bronx\n\nThe human TR-808, D-Nice\nThe poet, the Blastmaster KRS-One\nThe Grand Incredible DJ Scott La Rock\nBoogie Down Productions\nFresh for '86, you suckers!","syncedLyrics":"[00:05.01] Yo, what's up Blastmaster KRS-One? This jam is kicking\n[00:09.26] Word, yo what up D-Nice?\n[00:11.37] (Yo what's up Scott La Rock?)\n[00:13.15] Yo man, we chilling just funky fresh jam\n[00:15.91] I want to tell you a little something about us\n[00:17.07] We're the Boogie Down Productions crew\n[00:18.83] And due to the fact that no-one else out there knew what time it was\n[00:21.59] We have to tell you a little story about where we come from\n[00:24.63] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[00:27.33] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[00:29.88] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[00:32.29] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[00:34.70] Many people tell me this style is terrific\n[00:37.22] It is kinda different but let's get specific\n[00:39.82] KRS-One specialize in music\n[00:42.33] I'll only use this type of style when I choose it\n[00:45.11] Party people in the place to be, KRS-One attacks\n[00:50.09] You got dropped off MCA 'cause the rhymes you wrote was wack\n[00:54.97] So you think that hip-hop had its start out in Queensbridge\n[00:59.97] If you pop that junk up in the Bronx, you might not live\n[01:04.35] 'Cause you're in\n[01:05.01] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[01:07.58] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[01:09.91] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[01:12.42] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[01:14.85] I came with Scott La Rock to express one thing\n[01:17.64] I am a teacher and others are kings\n[01:19.71] If that's the title they earn, well it's well deserved, but\n[01:22.76] Without a crown, see, I still burn\n[01:25.08] You settle for a pebble not a stone like a rebel\n[01:27.54] KRS-One is the holder of a boulder\n[01:30.26] Money folder\n[01:32.15] You want a fresh style, let me show ya\n[01:34.90] Now way back in the days when Hip-Hop began\n[01:37.33] With Coke LaRock, Kool Herc and then Bam\n[01:40.16] B-boys ran to the latest jam\n[01:42.18] But when it got shot up they went home and said, \"Damn!\"\n[01:45.16] There's got to be a better way to hear our music every day\n[01:47.56] B-boys getting blown away but coming outside anyway\n[01:50.11] They tried again outside in Cedar Park\n[01:52.58] Power from a street light made the place dark\n[01:55.13] But yo, they didn't care, they turned it out\n[01:57.31] I know a few understand what I'm talking about\n[01:59.97] Remember Bronx River, rolling thick\n[02:02.26] With Kool DJ Red Alert and Chuck Chillout on the mix\n[02:05.13] When Afrika Islam was rocking the jams\n[02:07.50] And on the other side of town was a kid named Flash\n[02:10.25] Patterson and Millbrook projects\n[02:12.32] Casanova all over, ya couldn't stop it\n[02:14.97] The Nine Lives Crew, the Cypress Boys\n[02:17.52] The real Rock Steady taking out these toys\n[02:20.07] As odd as it looked, as wild as it seem\n[02:22.38] I didn't hear a peep from a place called Queens\n[02:25.19] It was '76 to 1980\n[02:27.68] The dreads in Brooklyn was crazy\n[02:29.90] You couldn't bring out your set with no Hip-Hop\n[02:32.43] Because the pistols would go\n[02:35.01] So why don't you wise up, show all the people\n[02:37.31] In the place that you are wack\n[02:40.08] Instead of tryna take out LL\n[02:42.40] You need to take your homeboys off the crack\n[02:45.16] 'Cause if you don't, well then\n[02:47.45] Their nerves will become shot\n[02:50.16] And that would leave the job up to my own Scott La Rock\n[02:54.45] And he's from\n[02:55.28] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[02:57.73] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[03:00.12] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[03:02.73] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[03:05.19] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[03:07.63] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[03:10.20] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[03:12.73] South Bronx, the South South Bronx\n[03:16.35] \n[04:40.34] The human TR-808, D-Nice\n[04:46.09] The poet, the Blastmaster KRS-One\n[04:51.57] The Grand Incredible DJ Scott La Rock\n[04:58.05] Boogie Down Productions\n[05:02.19] Fresh for '86, you suckers!\n[05:06.23] ","lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n title: south bronx\n artist: boogie down productions\n album: tommy boy presents hip hop essentials (1979-1991) vol 1\n duration_ms: 309000\n instrumental: false\nlines:\n- text: Yo, what's up Blastmaster KRS-One? 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