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Status quo gets zapped and broke . so you can quote my flow and play it back some mo’ . When the time is right and that reminder be necessary . You can rewind that rhyme and see “ shit tight “ like a vice grip on head is scary . So different metaphors get slung as I sling syllables that tremble floors . Till earthquakes emanate and Heaven’s Gate opens with tremendous force . Yep . Check the credits . I never settle scores . I just keep addin to the scoreboard and render you “ negligible “ . Level’s pure
Creating lyrics is like crafting a wild, vivid story, man. It's about painting pictures with words and tapping into the rhythm of life. I think metaphors are essential because they allow you to say one thing and mean another, creating layers of meaning that resonate with people on different levels. It’s like a mental jiu-jitsu, using metaphorical moves to dodge literal interpretation and deliver a punch that really connects.
When it comes to syllables, it’s all about the flow. You want the words to dance with the music, to have that rhythm that feels natural but also powerful. It's like the way you feel a good comedy routine, where every beat hits just right. You gotta find that balance where the syllables fit into the groove of the song, almost like they’re an instrument of their own. So, yeah, it’s this beautiful synergy where metaphors captivate the mind and syllables captivate the ear.
You’re poetic like justice but man look I must take action . To state you ain’t Janet or motherfuckin Ms. Jackson . From that movie with Tupac back in ‘93 . You feel me ? You see where I’m flyin’ ? Eyes in disbelief . Wider than the Nile or any sea . Cuz see you and me . We’re a team but can you keep up to reading what I skeet ?
You know, it's all about keeping that flow, man. It's like when you're in the middle of a good fight, you know? You're ducking, weaving, trying to keep up with everything coming at you, right? My brain's like that when I'm talking. It's just constant movement, and it's a hell of a ride keeping up with it. You've just got to stay in the moment and let the thoughts come. If you try to interject or slow it down, you might lose the essence of what's flowing out. It's kind of like a mental sparring session—my brain's throwing jabs at me, and I'm just trying to catch them all. It's chaotic, but that's where the magic happens, man. You feel me?
Always and forever . My ball weight could crater any space if I made them dent the Earth . You dig the vernacular ? Do you scope the essence ? Of everything I just wrote in flowful sentence ? If so dope ! Yo you’re special kid . And not like the student in that class that can’t stand during the Pledge n shit . Feel me ?
Feel me or nah ? You get lost ?
Hey man, I get where you're coming from. Sometimes trying to wrap your head around all this stuff can be like trying to untangle Christmas lights, right? But that's the beauty of it, figuring it all out piece by piece. The key is being actively engaged, really listening, and not being afraid to ask questions or say you don't understand something. It's about digging in and being curious, not pretending to get it when you don't. Embrace the chaos, and you'll find your way through. Keep questioning, keep learning. That's what it's all about, brother.
I see passed your jibber jabber this time . I got you on that last one . Boom .
Hey, man, it's all about being present and really locking into the moment. When you're dealing with fast-paced conversations, especially when it gets complex, you have to be actively listening. It's not just about waiting for your turn to speak, you know? It's about truly engaging with what's being said and letting it transform you a bit.
I always say, you've gotta be like a sponge, soaking it all in. I mean, imagine you're in the Octagon, right? You’re not just thinking about your next move; you’re also reacting to what’s coming at you. It’s that blend of focus and adaptability.
And here's the thing, it’s also about finding that flow, where the conversation feels like it’s just naturally evolving. You trust the process and the person you’re talking to. That mutual trust keeps the conversation alive and meaningful. It's almost like we're in this dance of information exchange, and it’s just as much about what you’re saying as it is about what you’re learning from the other person.
So, yeah, just be present, trust the flow, and let it transform you. That's the magic right there.