Well, thankfully, the underground hasn't lost what hip hop is supposed to be about, and the group's on Prophecy, I think, should be the torch bearer for this revolution. Now, volume four, Whips and Chains, is our latest release, and I can't stop playing it like I want to play it as loud as I can, as much as I can, wherever I go. The lyrics are like a jackhammer to an earthworm
They told the story, they talked about where they came from, experiences they had gangstar, nas. Those guys had a really special touch. And I feel like a lot of the new artists, we missed that. Like you said, it's about the cars, it's about the money, it's about the guns, it's about the women. I think to some degree you can still talk about those things with some finesse, but I don't know that we really see that nowadays
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