Artist / Channel: Thick Red Wine |
Runtime: 06:19 mins |
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I SUPPORT LIL B â http://drink.thickredwine.com
video by scott salhanick â http://www.youtube.com/user/nirvana07543
track recorded, mixed, mastered by phosphene productions â http://www.phospheneproductions.com
lyrics:
This story's kind of sprawled out, well I guess that I should warn ya
â¨Lil B's my favorite rapper, he's from Berkeley, Californiaâ¨
I heard him first in '06, he was in a group called The Packâ¨
They were just a bunch of teenagers, real hungry to rap
â¨And their single "Vans" got famous, all the skaters really loved itâ¨
"Got my Vans on but they look like sneakers," they preached from their pulpitsâ¨
But MTV wouldn't play their song, they called it a commercialâ¨
They missed something entirely when they made it controversialâ¨
Cause rap and skating culture are both socially rejected
â¨It might have been a silly song but it was still about being different
So a record label signed them on the strength of that 1 songâ¨
Two years went by, the label dropped them, things had all gone wrong
â¨Lil B was shattered so he came up with a planâ¨
To find a more direct way to connect with all his fans
â¨As soon as he found MySpace, that's where the madness started at
â¨A hundred forty pages, he made seven hundred tracks
â¨And a lot were recorded poorly with a lo-fi punk aestheticâ¨
He talked about his life, got high, and came off schizophrenic
â¨Psychedelic, funny; most important, he was honestâ¨
His gift was letting words, unfiltered, flow from his subconscious
â¨He called this being BASED; at first I did not understand it
Sloppy and unnerving, sometimes lost and heavy handedâ¨
I know rappers always claim they can find words right on the spotâ¨
But no one shares unstructured thoughts quite like Lil B the Based God
â¨His music is a diary, a transcript of his mindâ¨
Spaced out, existential, sometimes he won't even rhymeâ¨
He talks about his thrift store clothes, how he loves everyone
â¨How people should be positive before reaching for their guns
â¨It comes off kind of like a deconstructive science projectâ¨
Where he can pick apart cliches and forms within his genre
He's got songs about celebrities, he's even made up his own dance
â¨It's humorous and ludicrous, but it's all part of his planâ¨
Cause he's got other songs that reach unmediated truthsâ¨
Experimental hip hop, he gives his perspective on youth
The Based World is a product of a strong grass roots persistence
His life is a defense of the world wide web's mere existence
Sure there's mediocrity, people will misuse it
â¨But the digital community is the subtext to his music
â¨He responds to every screen name out there as much as he canâ¨
Appreciates support, he keeps his music free for fansâ¨
I remember when his MySpace pages took so long to load
Girls sent him tattooed half-clothed photos, he posted them in drovesâ¨
He's got videos filmed in his hometown blowing up on YouTube
â¨Lives his life on Twitter, if you follow, he'd retweet you
â¨And his fans sometimes might seem a little crazed in their devotion
â¨But something in his music brings out complex strong emotions
So you can call him terrible, you can say he sucks
â¨But hatred looks so petty next to all the lives he's touched
â¨Reaching out to us in ways that never happen oftenâ¨
He dedicates his life to making hip hop's hard shell soften
â¨Ambient and soulful, he's got one disc on a noise labelâ¨
Spoken word insanity, I heard it when I had no cableâ¨
He's a role model for kids much more than popes or politiciansâ¨
Cause he lives for positivity and the power of ambition
It's clear he's just a young man out there doing what he lovesâ¨
Not scared or shy to be himself when push comes to shove
So Based God, I recorded this hoping one day you would listen
â¨A token of my thanks for all the music you have given
â¨You know that if the blogs and critics someday forget about youâ¨
I'll be among the millions who are glad that they have found you
â¨Accomplished as an artist, you've earned fans and many friendsâ¨
You stand for something special always worth time to defend
So I say thank you Based God
â¨For staying honest, staying Based
â¨When the world won't fit you inâ¨
You have to make your own space
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