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  1. I hate to do this, but I gotta call out a whole race
  2. Black people are keeping whites stuck in their old ways
  3. Hear me out, I thought this through the whole way
  4. And it's been a heavy burden that's been on my soul's weight
  5. I thought about why blacks have a negative image
  6. Less intelligent, aggressive, just let me finish
  7. I realized color wasn't the root cause of condemning
  8. And it hit me, from here, you'll be with me or against me
  9. Consider this, imagine these aliens, two colors
  10. And we'll say, BLUE and GREEN, and they live amongst each other
  11. A huge segment of the BLUE aliens are fans of a craft
  12. where others rhyme about violence and celebrate it
  13. Pants sag in the back, subculture was created
  14. They're hostile and aggressive, then wonder why they're hated
  15. To the GREEN ones, all these BLUES look menacing
  16. They can't tell the difference between them and a normal citizen
  17. The GREENS didn't wake up and decide to hate the BLUES
  18. Perception was built by all the crimes that make the news
  19. They don't hate different colors arbitrarily
  20. No hate for red or yellow ones, so apparently
  21. it's not color, but personality traits, inherently
  22. dominant in BLUES, it's true, it isn't heresy
  23. Can't fix what's broken till we acknowledge it
  24. Don't support violent culture, admonish it
  25. Can't blame 'em for not accepting with open arms
  26. People that's angry, aggressive, probably toting arms
  27. I'd be lying if I said I wasn't hoping harm
  28. Would come to all ghetto thugs, bunch of little bugs
  29. If not for the thugs, and the ghetto rappers
  30. We might actually be moving the opposite of backwards
  31. Now let me tell you something about racism
  32. Then you'll see that I'm not just someone with hate in him
  33. When I mention terrorism, what group you think of
  34. Japanese or Middle East, your brain can link up
  35. past events and compare it to what's now happening
  36. And predict a probable future cause it's been mapping it
  37. Stereotypes don't just happen by accident
  38. If we didn't know what criminals looked like, how would we know
  39. to walk our kids in the opposite way the vandals went
  40. Without a knowledge base, everything would feel random then
  41. Knowledge is built from experience and repetition
  42. It's not a stereotype, it's your brain's recognition
  43. It sees something, compares what it knows about it
  44. We know what criminals looks like, let's make no bones about it
  45. There's a difference between stereotype and superstition
  46. The former applies past facts to everything
  47. that looks the same. The latter is about black cats and ladders
  48. I'm on a ruthless mission to smack rap and the crooks to blame
  49. For the image of blacks, stop and think a minute
  50. Forget political correctness, and stop being offended
  51. Think of why stereotypes exist in the first place
  52. Then we can own the issue, and fix this cursed race
  53. Prejudice isn't random, for the most part, Chinese and Indians
  54. aren't seen as dumb, they're seen as both smart
  55. Just like the stereotype about math and Asians
  56. There's a reason for that, and it's not your imagination
  57. Throughout your life, you've seen plenty of examples
  58. of traits more in one group than would be in a random sample
  59. For example, if three out of ten pitbulls bit you
  60. Apologies to the seven, I have nothing against you
  61. Just looking I can't tell which group you fit into
  62. We don't see people impartially, we just pretend to
  63. Without a form of bias we wouldn't even be alive
  64. The cavemen would've died, we evolved to do or die
  65. Bottom line, urban means thug till proven otherwise
  66. Police are shooting thugs, none of the other brothers died
  67. Most folks aren't randomly racist out of nowhere
  68. Even blacks move from the hood, avoid having to go there
  69. And on the street, if you see two urban black dudes
  70. Don't lie, you evaluate whether they could attack you
  71. Our society says, "you're not allowed to hate this"
  72. Criticize blacks and you'll get labeled a racist
  73. But it's not racist to hate ignorance and foolishness
  74. Again, not the color, of course good blacks do exist
  75. The good ones are unfairly linked by color with the bad
  76. After years of fighting Injustice, I hit The Lab
  77. I finally solved the puzzle, in no uncertain terms
  78. The urban look goes with crime like dirt and worms
  79. Yeah those are hurting words but I gotta be aggressive
  80. I gotta dig up the truth that everyone's repressing
  81. Been screaming for years about getting equal treatment
  82. No one ever examined why we failed to achieve it
  83. Calling out whites as if it was without a doubt
  84. But the phone calls been coming from inside the house
  85. Been blaming whites for supposedly being racist
  86. The problem is thugs, how many times I gotta say this
  87. Of course there's racist hate groups and extremists
  88. I'm talking about everyday people like Joe and Sue
  89. I guarantee they'll agree if you show them what I'm showing you
  90. None of this is theory, I lived it I seen it
  91. Saw it, I'm not saying it to be mean, I'm saying it cause I mean it
  92. I gotta solve it, no one else is speaking
  93. Eventually everything I said will become proverbs
  94. in hindsight, I connect lines like crosswords
  95. Thugs and rappers are poisoning the black image
  96. So I'm bashing hood culture and everyone that's in it
  97. Rap's finished, no more defending them
  98. Other than NF, Dan Bull, and Eminem
  99. Remember the picture test? Now picture this
  100. What society is expecting of us ridiculous
  101. Asking soccer moms to accept black vermin
  102. Thugs that is, offended when she acts nervous
  103. From her eyes, everyone's a thug who's hip hop slash urban
  104. Like we judge guys who have turbans
  105. She's not racist, go back to my earlier statements
  106. What do thugs look like? Then look who she's facing
  107. So instead of debating, let's clearly state the facts
  108. It's the ghetto scum that makes people hate the blacks
  109. And the innocent victims are the young black men
  110. Who aren't thugs, but has an image that they're trapped in
  111. And every culture has their own clothes they like to wear
  112. If you're black and dress urban, there's a price to bear
  113. To an outsider, you'll look like a real thug
  114. That's the black experience, innocent and still judged
  115. I'm on a warpath to restore back respect to blacks
  116. You can help me, or keep defending the infected rats
  117. I'm fuming, if you don't see the truth in what I'm doing
  118. You're part of the problem, in denial, or just stupid
  119. For those that are with me, I do have a solution
  120. I'll explain in my next song exactly how we'll do this
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