Raekwon - Ice Cream. WTF Is These N*ggas Talking About?
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Busta Carmichael wrote: »U-? entire verse on triumph doesn't make sense at all.
I always said if a person were to learn English through Wu-tang, they'd prolly fail hard.
Not sure if you joking but the detroit lions kicker did just that, i believe porzingis on the Knicks did as well...
http://www.azcentral.com/story/sports/nfl/lions/2013/08/08/kicker-kikalicious-havard-rugland/2633389/
There's a lot of young listeners trying to decipher the Wu-Tang's slang and a few more trying to figure out what exactly Ghostface Killah is saying in multiple sections of Supreme Clientele, but Lions kicker Havard Rugland (a.k.a Kickaliscious) was just a Norwegian learning English. He did just that by listening to the group.
Rugland apparently told guard Rob Sims this in what sounds like a totally nonchalant manner. Like having Ghostface Killah as your English language teacher was an everyday deal:
The first day we’re hanging out in the hot tub, right? I’m just talking to him and I was like, ‘You speak English really well. Man, where’d you learn English?’
He was like, ‘Mostly from movies and listening to Wu-Tang.’ It blew my mind. -
Man just like Ghost the ? some ? can't be explained
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Nimrod was the biggest hunter/warrior in the bible from Africa.he came from Kush and created numerous cities in the Iraq region where Abraham came from.He also made Babylon.
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SheerExcellence wrote: »Busta Carmichael wrote: »U-? entire verse on triumph doesn't make sense at all.
I always said if a person were to learn English through Wu-tang, they'd prolly fail hard.
Not sure if you joking but the detroit lions kicker did just that, i believe porzingis on the Knicks did as well...
http://www.azcentral.com/story/sports/nfl/lions/2013/08/08/kicker-kikalicious-havard-rugland/2633389/
There's a lot of young listeners trying to decipher the Wu-Tang's slang and a few more trying to figure out what exactly Ghostface Killah is saying in multiple sections of Supreme Clientele, but Lions kicker Havard Rugland (a.k.a Kickaliscious) was just a Norwegian learning English. He did just that by listening to the group.
Rugland apparently told guard Rob Sims this in what sounds like a totally nonchalant manner. Like having Ghostface Killah as your English language teacher was an everyday deal:
The first day we’re hanging out in the hot tub, right? I’m just talking to him and I was like, ‘You speak English really well. Man, where’d you learn English?’
He was like, ‘Mostly from movies and listening to Wu-Tang.’ It blew my mind.
Ok, now that I find hard to believe. lol -
So...regional references mixed in with ancient biblical ones? Ok. How did I miss that?
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C Allah Rule means Car
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Joker_De_La_Lover wrote: »So...regional references mixed in with ancient biblical ones? Ok. How did I miss that?
Wu lyrics aren't that hard to understand conceptually. It's just the references they use are all over the place. I kinda like that about them though. Even to this day, it's nothing for me to hear a song I've been listening to for damn near 20 years and just now get something that was said because I just learned about whatever reference they used. -
Crispy humming bird,Threw up a stone richie"
Talking about whipping some soft into rocks
Yes eye got one ?
Word to yall earths -
SheerExcellence wrote: »Busta Carmichael wrote: »U-? entire verse on triumph doesn't make sense at all.
I always said if a person were to learn English through Wu-tang, they'd prolly fail hard.
Not sure if you joking but the detroit lions kicker did just that, i believe porzingis on the Knicks did as well...
http://www.azcentral.com/story/sports/nfl/lions/2013/08/08/kicker-kikalicious-havard-rugland/2633389/
There's a lot of young listeners trying to decipher the Wu-Tang's slang and a few more trying to figure out what exactly Ghostface Killah is saying in multiple sections of Supreme Clientele, but Lions kicker Havard Rugland (a.k.a Kickaliscious) was just a Norwegian learning English. He did just that by listening to the group.
Rugland apparently told guard Rob Sims this in what sounds like a totally nonchalant manner. Like having Ghostface Killah as your English language teacher was an everyday deal:
The first day we’re hanging out in the hot tub, right? I’m just talking to him and I was like, ‘You speak English really well. Man, where’d you learn English?’
He was like, ‘Mostly from movies and listening to Wu-Tang.’ It blew my mind.
(So Havad, where did you learn English?)
" Shorty had the tennis shoes, jump suit on/
GoldenEye like James Bond, 200 deegres on the magical wand"
(What?? How are you enjoying your stay in the U.S.?)
"Real talk son, shorty had the pack on the corner, 86 Mafia style, ran the block like transformers"
(Ait bruh, do you) -
This some ? my mother would always say "? don't like to think" and this just made me think of that
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Let's be honest fam. Nas was talking that 5% stuff too but it was understandable.
I love Wu nh, but they don't be saying nothing half of the time. It just sounds dope and they throw a bunch of words together to make them rhyme. -
Never really cared to understand most of it, ? was dope tho.
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And by Wu I mean Ghost and Rae.... Specifically RAE.
It's time we addressed this. Dudes just be pointing at different words in dictionary that has nothing to do with each other and making them rhyme. -
Joker_De_La_Lover wrote: »So...regional references mixed in with ancient biblical ones? Ok. How did I miss that?
Dont forget....You missed these, too...
Scrod or schrod (/ˈskrɒd/) is any of various whitefish, such as young cod or haddock, that are prepared and eaten as food; often the preparation involves the whitefish being split and ? before cooking.
Shirley Temple Curls...Hair stlye
Shell..meaning body -
On "Bulletproof Diaries", Raekwon said
"Blow your head off like lunch meat "
And
"Yo Game, I got this Superman love for you over here"
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Alright decipher these
"Raekwon drop the bomb, hunchback... Notre Dame, golden arms is bronze, buddah palm hit Quran" -
"A jungle junkie, vigilante tantrum, a death kiss
Cat walk squeeze another anthem, hold it for ransom/
Tranquilize with anaesthesias, my ochersta, graceful music ballerinas"
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Busta Carmichael wrote: »Let's be honest fam. Nas was talking that 5% stuff too but it was understandable.
I love Wu nh, but they don't be saying nothing half of the time. It just sounds dope and they throw a bunch of words together to make them rhyme.
That's simply not true. I'm not saying they didn't spit some nonsensical ? . Ghost has admitted that when he was dusted, he did just spit some ? because it sounded good, but didn't know what it meant. However, to say that most or even half their lyrics are like that is a gross exaggeration.
And Rae just likes making up slang. He calls himself a slang doctor. E-40 is like that too. There is a difference between just putting words together for a rhyme and making up your own slang. That difference being that when you just put words together for a rhyme, after that rhyme it's done. However, Rae and 40 actually talk like that outside of rap. When you hear them ? in interviews, they say crazy ? like that just talking normally too.
For Rae it can go bad though. ? be trying to get too colorful with his language sometimes. I remember he had some interview where something about male fans being interested in him came up. And instead of just saying "I ain't with the ? ? " that ? said something like "My mouth is too small to suck a ? ." It's like come on Rae, I know what you meant, but that ? didn't help your cause. -
Lol yea I still clown Rae for that my mouth is too small line.
? was mad weird. -
But ? love E-40 slang tho
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king hassan wrote: »But ? love E-40 slang tho
Lol E-40 makes sense tho. He just change the words at the end.
Rae says whole sentences that makes zero sense with no explanation. -
"Triumph" essentially is a song about nothin. A track with some hot Lines demonstrating the art of rhyming on a classic beat.
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Busta Carmichael wrote: »king hassan wrote: »But ? love E-40 slang tho
Lol E-40 makes sense tho. He just change the words at the end.
Rae says whole sentences that makes zero sense with no explanation.
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it's not there fault you not from their section and not hip to their lingo ...
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WITTY UNPREDICTABLE FLY ?