"A problem gets worst but a solution aint clear and we've been sayin the same shyt for 650 years.......WHAT THE fukk"
"They don't feel ya, but what you don't know can kill ya"
Was Soul on Ice flawless?
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"They don't feel ya, but what you don't know can kill ya"
FloorGeneral
I don't even know anymore...
LMAO, I saw a reference to DJ Lt. Dan. Bring backs memories. "LOOOOOTENNNNANT DANNNN!!!" Dude did drop some dope ass tapes though. Underrated mixtape DJ for sure.
I lost soooooooooooo many mixtapes when my HDs crashed years ago. Taught me the valuable lesson of backing my shyt up.
I lost soooooooooooo many mixtapes when my HDs crashed years ago. Taught me the valuable lesson of backing my shyt up.
I don't really like this album 
lyrically its sick, but something i just never dug for some reason. maybe i need to revisit
Benadryl pumps through my adrenaline
Feeling my rap weight, I track Heavy like Tony Dofat
Hip Hop is 2% Milk but mostly no fat
Ras Kass was on some OTHER shyt lyrically on this album. I don't even think nikkas got 80% of the lines. He dumbed it down over the years
Feeling my rap weight, I track Heavy like Tony Dofat
Hip Hop is 2% Milk but mostly no fat
Ras Kass was on some OTHER shyt lyrically on this album. I don't even think nikkas got 80% of the lines. He dumbed it down over the years
BulletProof
Just a B@stard Living in a Suit
No.
But classic.
I paid $60 for an original printing.
But classic.
I paid $60 for an original printing.
oO J Smooth Oo
All Star
I know its not on the original release but wont catch me running 
I know its not on the original release but wont catch me running
I have like 3 versions of this song, love all of them. None with that EP verse. I don't think anyone has it except maybe Ras Kass
The_Hillsta
Neva missin a beat
"It countinues to be a mind boggler.....When black people be pickin shyt off the ground and eatin it like a toddler"
When I first heard this shyt
When I first heard this shyt
"It countinues to be a mind boggler.....When black people be pickin shyt off the ground and eatin it like a toddler"
When I first heard this shyt
He was wilding on Jack Frost. 1994-1997 Ras Kass was an alien lyrically. Because he rapped super duper nerd rap lyrically in terms of all the technical proficiencies (punchlines, metaphors, wordplay, large vocabulary, rhyme schemes) but he also rapped about relevant social and political topics that represented the black plight. That's why I say he's the best ever lyrically at his peak. He wasn't over here coming up with metaphors about Dinosaurs and being a Hamburger like Lupe, and he wasn't rapping some intergalactical space ship alien bars like Canibus. It was real life shyt women, crooked police, inner-city struggles, gang banging, crooked government, racism, censorship, making money, etc...
Was just playing this loosie from that era earlier 
Anyone know the backstory behind the Ricki Lake line in this song?
Anyone know the backstory behind the Ricki Lake line in this song?
Was just playing this loosie from that era earlier
Anyone know the backstory behind the Ricki Lake line in this song?
Riki Lake was known for having weight issues her whole life. It used to fluctuate like crazy. So he's just saying he's eating every rapper (bodying them lyrically) to be phat (slang back in the day for just being dope).
Capital RAS was my shyt though
"Some of my homies flag blue rags, some on the B-Side Like Lord Digga" is one of my favorite bars
Word. That makes sense. For the longest I thought he said "gagged and gang raped like Riki lake" not "phat and gain weight" 
I will say this about Soul On Ice. This is one of the few albums I can throw on and it'll help get my mind right whenever things stop making sense to me in the world or I lose focus of my position on this globe.