It's he bro in the monologues, yeah, it's Rosa Burr.

Yo thanks for liking it, man, I'm trying to get my up, my bearings about me right now.

It's Friday, I was in the streets last night, yeah, yeah, shout to kill a mic, I had to pull

about his Apollo show, man, you know, his album, Michael, it's one of my favorite albums

of the year, let's say why, yeah, if you having a spent time, you know, you know, I can get

a little inflammatory with how I feel, man, because everybody complain about hip-hop, which

wasn't that to kill a mic show with the Apollo though, everybody complain about hip-hop and

what it is, what they ain't doing was going on, but you wasn't, you listening to this

Michael album, where Killamike is barring it up and the music's phenomenal and they got

spooing, black music all woven throughout the album and storytelling and life stories.

You know that, that, you know, that hip-hop thing, real hip-hop, I mean, you know, I wasn't

gonna say that because hip-hop has become a lot of things, it has become so diverse, which

I love also, but for the complainers, Killamike was in there, spitting that, spitting that

political, spitting that spiritual, spitting that real, something to pay attention to, something,

something, you know, something with some meat on the bones, so anyway, the Apollo, I

had to be in there for that, you know, you know, and obviously just Killamike, just being

a good dude, I know he's controversial political, he's supported things, but that's why another

reason why I think I'm in a tame by him too, because I think he kind of moves at the

beat of his own drum, whether people like it or not, and I know at the end of the day,

he, black people in black community is his priority, so anyway, that's what I was last

night, so it took me a second to get my, my bearings about me, Lord, you got big plans

for the weekend, it's more, I woke up to thunder and rain and, I know, I know, I know,

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