Welcome to the sports motivation podcast. It's your host, Nis Shobo. Another episode of bars where I break down excerpts, rap music that I listen to. Today is a lyric from Wiz Khalifa.

I love Wiz Khalifa and he was an artist that his rise to the top was very, very organic. So he's someone who went

from sort of like a cult following and now he's more of a household name. And people who do it

like that, especially when they reach a certain, you know, sort of higher status, if you will,

tend to receive a lot of hate. And there's a lot of people who kind of say they

switched up, et cetera. And, you know, Wiz Khalifa has definitely gone a lot of different ways

with his music. And I'm not going to lie to you, a lot of his earlier stuff, I'm much more

of a fan of. But I always respect Wiz Khalifa. And so this track right here is a new track just came out a few days

ago and it reminds me and I think it reminds a lot of Wiz Khalifa's fans of his old stuff

super vintage and what I like about Wiz Khalifa is while he has a very laid back almost casual

approach to his raps, certainly, you know,

wouldn't be accused of being the most.

What's the word?

Intellectual rapper, at least, he always drops some heavy, heavy, very practical wisdom in his raps every once in a while.

And I always enjoy it. And today, what I want to show you is how he talks about something

really, really basic, really fundamental. But it's very important for all of you listening.

So let's break it down. Becack, go ahead and play the track.

It's called Real Rappers' Rack by Wiz Khalifa.

Imagine, imagine.

Just imagine.

Throwing down the street.

No cops on the scene.

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