[{"id":12001979,"name":"Freestylin' Under Oath","trackName":"Freestylin' Under Oath","artistName":"KXNG Crooked","albumName":"Sex, Money & Hip-Hop","duration":282.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"Yo, Ice, this shit gon' be really um...\nIt's a freestyle so it's gon' be\nIt's gon' be choppy in parts, it's gon' be kinda sloppy\nBut... it's gon' be from the heart so you know, we gon' capture this moment\n\nI used to sit in my house freestylin to The Chronic, 2001 album, the instrumental version\nI was in my den rehearsin', if you woulda told me then I'd fuck with Dr. Dre one day, I'd say you wildin'\nWow, now I be sittin' with him in person, damn\nI grew up so poor that this shit was bogus\nI told you I wrote my raps on the back of an eviction notice\nMy momma was in the kitchen blowin' doja, getting loaded\nThen she quoted \"One of these days that shit you spittin' gon' get you noticed\nI know, you tired of this government cheese, just know I love you and your mother believes\nSo many talented people with no self esteem underachieve\nSo I really want my son to succeed\" I love you ma\nI was sittin' in the Bentley when they hit me on the phone\nJoey and Royce, Patrón was all up in Royce's tone\nHe said \"Crooked you know what we gotta do, right?\nVoltron and form a crew, right?\"\nAlong with Brooklyn Ortiz, I couldn't be more pleased\nCause after Hip Hop Weekly, I needed some doors opened and God was giving me some more keys\nAn onslaught when I came in the door\nThe best ever on the west, unless your last name is Shakur\nRemember that? That was a statement for sure\nThese days, I don't say it no more\nNiggas know I'm iller than ebola\nThis shit for the weed rollers\nTell the haters \"I'm rich, bitch and CC: Oprah\"\n\nYeah, just a freestyle\nYou know what I'm sayin like...\nFor niggas who fuck with me\nStrictly for the niggas who fuck with me\nNot these suckas, these new bandwagon suckas\n\nI remember listening to Sway & Tech, The Wake Up Show\nIf you was in Cali with crazy flow\nThat was the only place to go to be heard on the radio\nBut everybody would rip it, Biggie, Pac, Ras Kass, Eminem and Xzibit\nI used to sit and listen till it was finished\nA couple of months later, I'm up there in the flesh, I'm giving niggas the business\nLike I left em an LLC in my will\nSpeaking of will, I willed it into existence, I built it using persistence\nThat's when DJ Clark Kent told me, I'm one of the illest on the west, man, that memory never left, man\nCause props from the legends, that's the shit that keep you going\nWhen you knowing you so hungry, if you lift up your clothing, your bones and your ribs showing\nAnd your crib got no electricity so a candle was in the dark glowing\nI start flowing, picture my words bouncing off the paint, stop flowing\nTurn this fountain off, I can't, nah I can't\nThat's why I want the whole tortilla\nMe and the House Gang with Eminem in Seoul, Korea\nMan I waited for this my whole career\n50, 000 in the crowd, we on the Jumbotron, you hoes can see us\nYou see us\n\nInterviewer: And Slaughterhouse, a few words about that, hopefully you might give that away\n\nEminem: Slaughterhouse, we just waiting to get the deal finished, um... but it's gonna be crazy, I think that record is gonna be crazy and that's gonna be from the making. That's where I might step back in and try to produce a little bit too\n\nInterviewer: So Shady Records is still a priority for you? Something you still really believe in?\n\nEminem: Yeah, definitely. Shady Records, we're definitely trying to get it back up and running. You know what I mean, we're in the rebuilding process right now\n\n\"The will to win, the desire to succeed\nThe urge to reach your full potential, these are the keys\nTo unlock the door to your personal excellence\"\nThat's a quote from Confucius, I've been using it ever since\nMusic is heaven sent, I knew it even when I couldn't pay a producer 7 cent\nOr use it to pay my rent\nAdversity, that could break ya, currency that can change ya\nBut these days my rhyme pays, I'm stacking major\nThe money is a gift, but still I must remain outside of the box with all this rapping paper\nLater...","syncedLyrics":null,"lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: Freestylin' Under Oath\n  artist: KXNG Crooked\n  album: Sex, Money & Hip-Hop\n  duration_ms: 282000\n  instrumental: false\nlines: []\nplain: |-\n  Yo, Ice, this shit gon' be really um...\n  It's a freestyle so it's gon' be\n  It's gon' be choppy in parts, it's gon' be kinda sloppy\n  But... it's gon' be from the heart so you know, we gon' capture this moment\n\n  I used to sit in my house freestylin to The Chronic, 2001 album, the instrumental version\n  I was in my den rehearsin', if you woulda told me then I'd fuck with Dr. Dre one day, I'd say you wildin'\n  Wow, now I be sittin' with him in person, damn\n  I grew up so poor that this shit was bogus\n  I told you I wrote my raps on the back of an eviction notice\n  My momma was in the kitchen blowin' doja, getting loaded\n  Then she quoted \"One of these days that shit you spittin' gon' get you noticed\n  I know, you tired of this government cheese, just know I love you and your mother believes\n  So many talented people with no self esteem underachieve\n  So I really want my son to succeed\" I love you ma\n  I was sittin' in the Bentley when they hit me on the phone\n  Joey and Royce, Patrón was all up in Royce's tone\n  He said \"Crooked you know what we gotta do, right?\n  Voltron and form a crew, right?\"\n  Along with Brooklyn Ortiz, I couldn't be more pleased\n  Cause after Hip Hop Weekly, I needed some doors opened and God was giving me some more keys\n  An onslaught when I came in the door\n  The best ever on the west, unless your last name is Shakur\n  Remember that? That was a statement for sure\n  These days, I don't say it no more\n  Niggas know I'm iller than ebola\n  This shit for the weed rollers\n  Tell the haters \"I'm rich, bitch and CC: Oprah\"\n\n  Yeah, just a freestyle\n  You know what I'm sayin like...\n  For niggas who fuck with me\n  Strictly for the niggas who fuck with me\n  Not these suckas, these new bandwagon suckas\n\n  I remember listening to Sway & Tech, The Wake Up Show\n  If you was in Cali with crazy flow\n  That was the only place to go to be heard on the radio\n  But everybody would rip it, Biggie, Pac, Ras Kass, Eminem and Xzibit\n  I used to sit and listen till it was finished\n  A couple of months later, I'm up there in the flesh, I'm giving niggas the business\n  Like I left em an LLC in my will\n  Speaking of will, I willed it into existence, I built it using persistence\n  That's when DJ Clark Kent told me, I'm one of the illest on the west, man, that memory never left, man\n  Cause props from the legends, that's the shit that keep you going\n  When you knowing you so hungry, if you lift up your clothing, your bones and your ribs showing\n  And your crib got no electricity so a candle was in the dark glowing\n  I start flowing, picture my words bouncing off the paint, stop flowing\n  Turn this fountain off, I can't, nah I can't\n  That's why I want the whole tortilla\n  Me and the House Gang with Eminem in Seoul, Korea\n  Man I waited for this my whole career\n  50, 000 in the crowd, we on the Jumbotron, you hoes can see us\n  You see us\n\n  Interviewer: And Slaughterhouse, a few words about that, hopefully you might give that away\n\n  Eminem: Slaughterhouse, we just waiting to get the deal finished, um... but it's gonna be crazy, I think that record is gonna be crazy and that's gonna be from the making. That's where I might step back in and try to produce a little bit too\n\n  Interviewer: So Shady Records is still a priority for you? Something you still really believe in?\n\n  Eminem: Yeah, definitely. Shady Records, we're definitely trying to get it back up and running. You know what I mean, we're in the rebuilding process right now\n\n  \"The will to win, the desire to succeed\n  The urge to reach your full potential, these are the keys\n  To unlock the door to your personal excellence\"\n  That's a quote from Confucius, I've been using it ever since\n  Music is heaven sent, I knew it even when I couldn't pay a producer 7 cent\n  Or use it to pay my rent\n  Adversity, that could break ya, currency that can change ya\n  But these days my rhyme pays, I'm stacking major\n  The money is a gift, but still I must remain outside of the box with all this rapping paper\n  Later...\n"},{"id":39794708,"name":"Freestylin’ Under Oath","trackName":"Freestylin’ Under Oath","artistName":"KXNG Crooked","albumName":"Sex, Money & Hip‐Hop","duration":283.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"Yo, Ice, this shit gon' be really um...\nIt's a freestyle so it's gon' be\nIt's gon' be choppy in parts, it's gon' be kinda sloppy\nBut... it's gon' be from the heart so you know, we gon' capture this moment\n\nI used to sit in my house freestylin to The Chronic, 2001 album, the instrumental version\nI was in my den rehearsin', if you woulda told me then I'd fuck with Dr. Dre one day, I'd say you wildin'\nWow, now I be sittin' with him in person, damn\nI grew up so poor that this shit was bogus\nI told you I wrote my raps on the back of an eviction notice\nMy momma was in the kitchen blowin' doja, getting loaded\nThen she quoted \"One of these days that shit you spittin' gon' get you noticed\nI know, you tired of this government cheese, just know I love you and your mother believes\nSo many talented people with no self esteem underachieve\nSo I really want my son to succeed\" I love you ma\nI was sittin' in the Bentley when they hit me on the phone\nJoey and Royce, Patrón was all up in Royce's tone\nHe said \"Crooked you know what we gotta do, right?\nVoltron and form a crew, right?\"\nAlong with Brooklyn Ortiz, I couldn't be more pleased\nCause after Hip Hop Weekly, I needed some doors opened and God was giving me some more keys\nAn onslaught when I came in the door\nThe best ever on the west, unless your last name is Shakur\nRemember that? That was a statement for sure\nThese days, I don't say it no more\nNiggas know I'm iller than ebola\nThis shit for the weed rollers\nTell the haters \"I'm rich, bitch and CC: Oprah\"\n\nYeah, just a freestyle\nYou know what I'm sayin like...\nFor niggas who fuck with me\nStrictly for the niggas who fuck with me\nNot these suckas, these new bandwagon suckas\n\nI remember listening to Sway & Tech, The Wake Up Show\nIf you was in Cali with crazy flow\nThat was the only place to go to be heard on the radio\nBut everybody would rip it, Biggie, Pac, Ras Kass, Eminem and Xzibit\nI used to sit and listen till it was finished\nA couple of months later, I'm up there in the flesh, I'm giving niggas the business\nLike I left em an LLC in my will\nSpeaking of will, I willed it into existence, I built it using persistence\nThat's when DJ Clark Kent told me, I'm one of the illest on the west, man, that memory never left, man\nCause props from the legends, that's the shit that keep you going\nWhen you knowing you so hungry, if you lift up your clothing, your bones and your ribs showing\nAnd your crib got no electricity so a candle was in the dark glowing\nI start flowing, picture my words bouncing off the paint, stop flowing\nTurn this fountain off, I can't, nah I can't\nThat's why I want the whole tortilla\nMe and the House Gang with Eminem in Seoul, Korea\nMan I waited for this my whole career\n50, 000 in the crowd, we on the Jumbotron, you hoes can see us\nYou see us\n\nInterviewer: And Slaughterhouse, a few words about that, hopefully you might give that away\n\nEminem: Slaughterhouse, we just waiting to get the deal finished, um... but it's gonna be crazy, I think that record is gonna be crazy and that's gonna be from the making. That's where I might step back in and try to produce a little bit too\n\nInterviewer: So Shady Records is still a priority for you? Something you still really believe in?\n\nEminem: Yeah, definitely. Shady Records, we're definitely trying to get it back up and running. You know what I mean, we're in the rebuilding process right now\n\n\"The will to win, the desire to succeed\nThe urge to reach your full potential, these are the keys\nTo unlock the door to your personal excellence\"\nThat's a quote from Confucius, I've been using it ever since\nMusic is heaven sent, I knew it even when I couldn't pay a producer 7 cent\nOr use it to pay my rent\nAdversity, that could break ya, currency that can change ya\nBut these days my rhyme pays, I'm stacking major\nThe money is a gift, but still I must remain outside of the box with all this rapping paper\nLater...","syncedLyrics":null,"lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: Freestylin’ Under Oath\n  artist: KXNG Crooked\n  album: Sex, Money & Hip‐Hop\n  duration_ms: 282787\n  instrumental: false\nlines: []\nplain: |-\n  Yo, Ice, this shit gon' be really um...\n  It's a freestyle so it's gon' be\n  It's gon' be choppy in parts, it's gon' be kinda sloppy\n  But... it's gon' be from the heart so you know, we gon' capture this moment\n\n  I used to sit in my house freestylin to The Chronic, 2001 album, the instrumental version\n  I was in my den rehearsin', if you woulda told me then I'd fuck with Dr. Dre one day, I'd say you wildin'\n  Wow, now I be sittin' with him in person, damn\n  I grew up so poor that this shit was bogus\n  I told you I wrote my raps on the back of an eviction notice\n  My momma was in the kitchen blowin' doja, getting loaded\n  Then she quoted \"One of these days that shit you spittin' gon' get you noticed\n  I know, you tired of this government cheese, just know I love you and your mother believes\n  So many talented people with no self esteem underachieve\n  So I really want my son to succeed\" I love you ma\n  I was sittin' in the Bentley when they hit me on the phone\n  Joey and Royce, Patrón was all up in Royce's tone\n  He said \"Crooked you know what we gotta do, right?\n  Voltron and form a crew, right?\"\n  Along with Brooklyn Ortiz, I couldn't be more pleased\n  Cause after Hip Hop Weekly, I needed some doors opened and God was giving me some more keys\n  An onslaught when I came in the door\n  The best ever on the west, unless your last name is Shakur\n  Remember that? That was a statement for sure\n  These days, I don't say it no more\n  Niggas know I'm iller than ebola\n  This shit for the weed rollers\n  Tell the haters \"I'm rich, bitch and CC: Oprah\"\n\n  Yeah, just a freestyle\n  You know what I'm sayin like...\n  For niggas who fuck with me\n  Strictly for the niggas who fuck with me\n  Not these suckas, these new bandwagon suckas\n\n  I remember listening to Sway & Tech, The Wake Up Show\n  If you was in Cali with crazy flow\n  That was the only place to go to be heard on the radio\n  But everybody would rip it, Biggie, Pac, Ras Kass, Eminem and Xzibit\n  I used to sit and listen till it was finished\n  A couple of months later, I'm up there in the flesh, I'm giving niggas the business\n  Like I left em an LLC in my will\n  Speaking of will, I willed it into existence, I built it using persistence\n  That's when DJ Clark Kent told me, I'm one of the illest on the west, man, that memory never left, man\n  Cause props from the legends, that's the shit that keep you going\n  When you knowing you so hungry, if you lift up your clothing, your bones and your ribs showing\n  And your crib got no electricity so a candle was in the dark glowing\n  I start flowing, picture my words bouncing off the paint, stop flowing\n  Turn this fountain off, I can't, nah I can't\n  That's why I want the whole tortilla\n  Me and the House Gang with Eminem in Seoul, Korea\n  Man I waited for this my whole career\n  50, 000 in the crowd, we on the Jumbotron, you hoes can see us\n  You see us\n\n  Interviewer: And Slaughterhouse, a few words about that, hopefully you might give that away\n\n  Eminem: Slaughterhouse, we just waiting to get the deal finished, um... but it's gonna be crazy, I think that record is gonna be crazy and that's gonna be from the making. That's where I might step back in and try to produce a little bit too\n\n  Interviewer: So Shady Records is still a priority for you? Something you still really believe in?\n\n  Eminem: Yeah, definitely. Shady Records, we're definitely trying to get it back up and running. You know what I mean, we're in the rebuilding process right now\n\n  \"The will to win, the desire to succeed\n  The urge to reach your full potential, these are the keys\n  To unlock the door to your personal excellence\"\n  That's a quote from Confucius, I've been using it ever since\n  Music is heaven sent, I knew it even when I couldn't pay a producer 7 cent\n  Or use it to pay my rent\n  Adversity, that could break ya, currency that can change ya\n  But these days my rhyme pays, I'm stacking major\n  The money is a gift, but still I must remain outside of the box with all this rapping paper\n  Later...\n"},{"id":16574510,"name":"Freestylin' Under Oath (feat. Tabu)","trackName":"Freestylin' Under Oath (feat. Tabu)","artistName":"Kxng Crooked","albumName":"Sex, Money & Hip-Hop","duration":283.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"Yo, Ice, this shit gon' be really um...\nIt's a freestyle so it's gon' be\nIt's gon' be choppy in parts, it's gon' be kinda sloppy\nBut... it's gon' be from the heart so you know, we gon' capture this moment\n\nI used to sit in my house freestylin to The Chronic, 2001 album, the instrumental version\nI was in my den rehearsin', if you woulda told me then I'd fuck with Dr. Dre one day, I'd say you wildin'\nWow, now I be sittin' with him in person, damn\nI grew up so poor that this shit was bogus\nI told you I wrote my raps on the back of an eviction notice\nMy momma was in the kitchen blowin' doja, getting loaded\nThen she quoted \"One of these days that shit you spittin' gon' get you noticed\nI know, you tired of this government cheese, just know I love you and your mother believes\nSo many talented people with no self esteem underachieve\nSo I really want my son to succeed\" I love you ma\nI was sittin' in the Bentley when they hit me on the phone\nJoey and Royce, Patrón was all up in Royce's tone\nHe said \"Crooked you know what we gotta do, right?\nVoltron and form a crew, right?\"\nAlong with Brooklyn Ortiz, I couldn't be more pleased\nCause after Hip Hop Weekly, I needed some doors opened and God was giving me some more keys\nAn onslaught when I came in the door\nThe best ever on the west, unless your last name is Shakur\nRemember that? That was a statement for sure\nThese days, I don't say it no more\nNiggas know I'm iller than ebola\nThis shit for the weed rollers\nTell the haters \"I'm rich, bitch and CC: Oprah\"\n\nYeah, just a freestyle\nYou know what I'm sayin like...\nFor niggas who fuck with me\nStrictly for the niggas who fuck with me\nNot these suckas, these new bandwagon suckas\n\nI remember listening to Sway & Tech, The Wake Up Show\nIf you was in Cali with crazy flow\nThat was the only place to go to be heard on the radio\nBut everybody would rip it, Biggie, Pac, Ras Kass, Eminem and Xzibit\nI used to sit and listen till it was finished\nA couple of months later, I'm up there in the flesh, I'm giving niggas the business\nLike I left em an LLC in my will\nSpeaking of will, I willed it into existence, I built it using persistence\nThat's when DJ Clark Kent told me, I'm one of the illest on the west, man, that memory never left, man\nCause props from the legends, that's the shit that keep you going\nWhen you knowing you so hungry, if you lift up your clothing, your bones and your ribs showing\nAnd your crib got no electricity so a candle was in the dark glowing\nI start flowing, picture my words bouncing off the paint, stop flowing\nTurn this fountain off, I can't, nah I can't\nThat's why I want the whole tortilla\nMe and the House Gang with Eminem in Seoul, Korea\nMan I waited for this my whole career\n50, 000 in the crowd, we on the Jumbotron, you hoes can see us\nYou see us\n\nInterviewer: And Slaughterhouse, a few words about that, hopefully you might give that away\n\nEminem: Slaughterhouse, we just waiting to get the deal finished, um... but it's gonna be crazy, I think that record is gonna be crazy and that's gonna be from the making. That's where I might step back in and try to produce a little bit too\n\nInterviewer: So Shady Records is still a priority for you? Something you still really believe in?\n\nEminem: Yeah, definitely. Shady Records, we're definitely trying to get it back up and running. You know what I mean, we're in the rebuilding process right now\n\n\"The will to win, the desire to succeed\nThe urge to reach your full potential, these are the keys\nTo unlock the door to your personal excellence\"\nThat's a quote from Confucius, I've been using it ever since\nMusic is heaven sent, I knew it even when I couldn't pay a producer 7 cent\nOr use it to pay my rent\nAdversity, that could break ya, currency that can change ya\nBut these days my rhyme pays, I'm stacking major\nThe money is a gift, but still I must remain outside of the box with all this rapping paper\nLater...","syncedLyrics":null,"lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: Freestylin' Under Oath (feat. Tabu)\n  artist: Kxng Crooked\n  album: Sex, Money & Hip-Hop\n  duration_ms: 283000\n  instrumental: false\nlines: []\nplain: |-\n  Yo, Ice, this shit gon' be really um...\n  It's a freestyle so it's gon' be\n  It's gon' be choppy in parts, it's gon' be kinda sloppy\n  But... it's gon' be from the heart so you know, we gon' capture this moment\n\n  I used to sit in my house freestylin to The Chronic, 2001 album, the instrumental version\n  I was in my den rehearsin', if you woulda told me then I'd fuck with Dr. Dre one day, I'd say you wildin'\n  Wow, now I be sittin' with him in person, damn\n  I grew up so poor that this shit was bogus\n  I told you I wrote my raps on the back of an eviction notice\n  My momma was in the kitchen blowin' doja, getting loaded\n  Then she quoted \"One of these days that shit you spittin' gon' get you noticed\n  I know, you tired of this government cheese, just know I love you and your mother believes\n  So many talented people with no self esteem underachieve\n  So I really want my son to succeed\" I love you ma\n  I was sittin' in the Bentley when they hit me on the phone\n  Joey and Royce, Patrón was all up in Royce's tone\n  He said \"Crooked you know what we gotta do, right?\n  Voltron and form a crew, right?\"\n  Along with Brooklyn Ortiz, I couldn't be more pleased\n  Cause after Hip Hop Weekly, I needed some doors opened and God was giving me some more keys\n  An onslaught when I came in the door\n  The best ever on the west, unless your last name is Shakur\n  Remember that? That was a statement for sure\n  These days, I don't say it no more\n  Niggas know I'm iller than ebola\n  This shit for the weed rollers\n  Tell the haters \"I'm rich, bitch and CC: Oprah\"\n\n  Yeah, just a freestyle\n  You know what I'm sayin like...\n  For niggas who fuck with me\n  Strictly for the niggas who fuck with me\n  Not these suckas, these new bandwagon suckas\n\n  I remember listening to Sway & Tech, The Wake Up Show\n  If you was in Cali with crazy flow\n  That was the only place to go to be heard on the radio\n  But everybody would rip it, Biggie, Pac, Ras Kass, Eminem and Xzibit\n  I used to sit and listen till it was finished\n  A couple of months later, I'm up there in the flesh, I'm giving niggas the business\n  Like I left em an LLC in my will\n  Speaking of will, I willed it into existence, I built it using persistence\n  That's when DJ Clark Kent told me, I'm one of the illest on the west, man, that memory never left, man\n  Cause props from the legends, that's the shit that keep you going\n  When you knowing you so hungry, if you lift up your clothing, your bones and your ribs showing\n  And your crib got no electricity so a candle was in the dark glowing\n  I start flowing, picture my words bouncing off the paint, stop flowing\n  Turn this fountain off, I can't, nah I can't\n  That's why I want the whole tortilla\n  Me and the House Gang with Eminem in Seoul, Korea\n  Man I waited for this my whole career\n  50, 000 in the crowd, we on the Jumbotron, you hoes can see us\n  You see us\n\n  Interviewer: And Slaughterhouse, a few words about that, hopefully you might give that away\n\n  Eminem: Slaughterhouse, we just waiting to get the deal finished, um... but it's gonna be crazy, I think that record is gonna be crazy and that's gonna be from the making. That's where I might step back in and try to produce a little bit too\n\n  Interviewer: So Shady Records is still a priority for you? Something you still really believe in?\n\n  Eminem: Yeah, definitely. Shady Records, we're definitely trying to get it back up and running. You know what I mean, we're in the rebuilding process right now\n\n  \"The will to win, the desire to succeed\n  The urge to reach your full potential, these are the keys\n  To unlock the door to your personal excellence\"\n  That's a quote from Confucius, I've been using it ever since\n  Music is heaven sent, I knew it even when I couldn't pay a producer 7 cent\n  Or use it to pay my rent\n  Adversity, that could break ya, currency that can change ya\n  But these days my rhyme pays, I'm stacking major\n  The money is a gift, but still I must remain outside of the box with all this rapping paper\n  Later...\n"}]