One Line Rhyme - Hip Hop Artist

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"I fucks with high rollers, shake highway patrollers/Quick to pop the trunk, but will come from the shoulders"

- Mac Dre

"'these are my last words im having difficulty breathing,dying on the inside internally bleeding angel of death dragging me away while im sleeping watching my world crumble in front of me searching for..."

- Immortal Technique

"First, its we the best, then its we depressed/after this shit flop you like damn we stressed/We a mess, he not the nigga to test/Its ninety degrees out here we gotta wear a vest"

- 50 Cent

"So through the Grim Reaper sickle sharpening / Macintosh marketing / Oil field augering / Brazilian adolescent disarmament / Israeli occupation Islamic martyrdom, precise Yeah, laser guided targeting..."

- Lupe Fiasco

"I'm leaving the past, like...unbreakable Technique leaving a plane crash. I'm out with the black box and I refuse to return"

- Immortal Technique

"Bringing drama to your clique Like Susan Lucci/Your style's played out like MC Brains and Oochie Coochie"

- Phat Kat

"Me baby, me, still sickest in the D/ Since the Shady LP I could fuck/ That's what ladies tell me//"

- Royce Da 5'9

"Backstabbers, spittin' venon mane like a serpen'/lurkin' right up in yo face, then they splurgin'/yo business. Be your witness/on your case dawg/not on your behalf, but for the state. Man, I hate y'al..."

- Project Pat

"Just to know it was the kid next door fizzucked your head up / Once he fell short, frequently visit the courts / And for some, another way out, is music and sports / That's why I, keep the rhyme ju..."

- Gza

"We can't afford to live, so abortions rise/ Can't afford the truth, so we told to lie/ Can't afford a funeral, 'cause the costs is high/ God damn, we can't even afford to die/"

- Papoose

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Pete Nice

After graduating from Bishop Ford High School in 1985, Nash majored in English at Columbia University, where he hosted a hip hop radio show. This led to the creation of the hip hop group 3 the Hard Way, which later changed its name to 3rd Bass, where he adopted the stage name Prime Minister Pete Nice. The group released two gold-selling albums before disbanding in 1992. Nice teamed up with group DJ Richie Rich, and the pair released their only collaboration, Dust to Dust, in 1993.