This is another track from KRS One came out in 20, 14, 20, 14. Yeah. About six years ago
I'm, like, second wave hip hop fan. You know what I mean? Like, you were like, into it during The Roots, and I was into it. Like when Crisscross in fifth grade was coming out
Mtwadamela Ijogo
@Mtwadamela · 0:18
Oh, yeah. Most definitely. I am hiphop, so, yeah. I mean, I've been into it since the beginning is something I can't live without, so, I mean, I could definitely do that, but let me get back at you to as soon as I come up out this doctor's office. All right
And that's not my life that I lived. And I don't know that street life. But I think that's what it's getting at. And I think I get that because, like he says, I'm from where it originated to get me, why would I stop what I created even at 60, he's from South Bronx, where hip hop originated. So it's not just like an empowering message, but it's almost like a clapback to people thinking that he's too old
Alright man, I see your KRS one and I raise you a track by Immortal Technique called no return
Next up I'm gonna hit you with DOA The Death of Autotune by J. Z. Classic but damage, that's good
Mtwadamela Ijogo
@Mtwadamela · 0:37
Sorry about that, bro. You know, I got wife and kids here, so I get caught up. Yeah, the JayZ joint was cool. Matter of fact, I'm gonna glad the weekend is here. That way we can have a little more time to do this. As you can hear, I'm trying to eat my breakfast right now, but I'm going to load another KRS KRS. One track and I'll shoot it right to you