One Line Rhyme - Hip Hop Artist

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"I cruise in a gs lex', cartier specs Nautica sweats with the fresh gortex. Jewels with baguettes, swingin like the mets Throwin the dice and takin all size bets"

- Big L

"honey, check it out you got me mezmorized with your black hair, and your fatass thighs. street poerty is my everyday but yo I gata to stop when you traught my way"

- A Tribe Called Quest

"You listenin' dawg?/It's raw/since a nigga was small/a little bad motherfucka that'll piss on your wall"

- P-Thoro

"I call you and fall through, strictly at leisure / And only keep ya, until you start to cost me / Then I reverse the game till ya back up off me / Kill em softly"

- Tray Dee

"Kanye, the best dressed nigga next to fags/ and I'm the best version of Mase next to Fab"

- Kanye West

"im smokin on some killa kill yep yep im high got to do it everyday why thats my lifestyle great cigarealow filled up with good drow grind it down properly tell me what yo here for im not here for noth..."

- Eric Lane Keller

"I walk around wit my mind blown in my own fuckin zone Cause one day you here but the next day you gone"

- Bun B

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"Niggaz sound like Das EFX/If it ain't Das EFX, then they sounding like Meth/You might as well do Megadeth/Yo, punk MC's better save your freaking breath"

- Phife (Dawg)

"you a wack crack, cracka jack/ your flow is in lack of what that beat slack./ hi my name is jack,/ but apparently i aint you, jack /im on the court earnin paper stack /and you tellin me to pull up to ..."

- Keith Irving

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E.S.G.

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