One Line Rhyme - Hip Hop Artist

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"Who Brida? yeah breezy wit da cake dip-rock all the cool stuff, so fly be rockin space shit"

- Brida Breezy

"I hold the mic/I'm off the chain, like a stolen bike"

- Cymarshall Law

"See I was born in a sewage, born to make raw music Flow tight like I was born Jewish"

- Jay-Z

"I met this motherfucker named the Fresh Prince of Bel Air/Yeah this nigga was funny I must admit it/but his Uncle and his cousin Carlton was straight bitches/Them niggas was cock blocking, talkin' abo..."

- W.C.

"Breath taker, the overweight trouble maker / fake trick breaker, Tennessee earthquaker / shaking grounds when i'm walking, smoking fat onion / i get lit, and beat the shit out of Paul Bunyon"

- 8 Ball

"Paper somewhere in the attic like Anne Frank's diary"

- Starlito

"Biggie Smalls is the illest / your style is played out like, 'What you talkin bout Willis?'"

- Biggie Smalls

"I'm sicker than S.A.R.S, higher than Mars & I treat my bitch like an ATM card"

- Mac Dre

"I'll grind you and your weak crew into beef stew Serve you with seafood You can't cloud my vision cuz you're see-through"

- Atmosphere

"Tic tac toe yo, and here we go/Red means stop and green light means go."

- Charizma

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Maestro Fresh Wes

Maestro Fresh Wes (b. Wesley Williams 1968) is a Canadian hip-hop musician from Toronto. Previously known as Maestro Fresh Wes before shortening his name to Maestro in the late 1990's, he was in 1989 the first Canadian rapper to have a Top 40 hit, "Let Your Backbone Slide". As of 2006, in fact, "Let Your Backbone Slide" remained the best-selling Canadian hip hop single until 2008. His debut album Symphony In Effect was released in 1989. After his 1991 album, The Black Tie Affair, Maestro's career faltered as he attempted to break into the United States market.