Chill 'em loaded, I was dying to smoke
My waves roll, you can even catch microwaves like styrofoam
I birth niggas like condom holes
You LA when that sun on them most, you just kinda cold
Get the bars, hungry hippos and gobble more
But ain't nobody tryin' ride on us, we cobblestones
The record's long as caddies, or daddy on
But still keep it low key Boo Radley in Maycomb
Play Cole Brown when you come around
You gon' get the get the step that Martin passed out
Niggas thinkin' I'm mister Green Mile like they can steal the el
I done kept it smoother than Brazilian peels
I peep these losers catch a billion feels
I only build with you if it's real to real with the R-E-A
You whorey-ite take a hike shopping orea
The flow got a hard swing like parts in the eight
The buzz come a bunch-
About to do a house call
Payback's at your fucking face
And then we slide into your brain
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I'm gon take you higher later
Just let me slide into your brain
[Verse 2: Big Tone]
Jean Grae, born Tsidi Ibrahim, is an American rapper from New York City. Active since 2000, she is known for her intricate rhymes and rapid flow, influenced by artists like Rakim and Lauryn Hill. Her style is characterized by deep lyrical intelligence and a strong narrative component. In 2002, she released her debut album "This Is What It Feels Like", followed by "The Measure of a Man" in 2006, both critically acclaimed. Jean Grae is known for collaborations with artists like Kanye West and Common, and has contributed to the soundtrack of the film "Black Dynamite". Some of her most representative tracks include "I'm a Star", "The Measure of a Man" and "My Life".
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