One Line Rhyme - Hip Hop Artist

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"This kid that owed me dough, I didn't take his life Instead I tied him up and made him watch me rape his wife"

- Big L

"...and thats the jist of it / parents are pissed, but the kids love it / nine millimeters stuffed in two seaters with meat cleavers / I don't blame you, I wouldn't let Hailie listen to me neither"

- Eminem

"I'll make your career disappear like Pepsi Clear"

- Presence

"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

"when it's properly done, it seems fun as long as you're not the one the bee stung. bar fly looking for a fall guy, taking on all types from the big baller to the small fry. get what you want out of li..."

- Atmosphere

"Look in the mirror (uh) say my name five times/Turn out the lights (WHAT?) then I done crooked nine lives/Don't get scared now nigga, finish it cause you started it/Watch shit grow out of control, now..."

- DMX

"It's Loso Croft, You can call me Tomb Raider We break in homes, We the livin room raiders Snatch wifey, Come back for groom later Throw in the back of the van like she on room raiders"

- Fabolous

"man i got some bonez in my body that u wish u had! & when she talkin that $hit u never beat her a$$..!"

- Suga Free

"Guess who's back/Since this is a new era, got a fresh new hat."

- Jay-Z

"I wrote this to show you dope-ness / To overtake your team, no matter who coaches"

- Kev Brown

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Sadat X

Sadat X (born Derek Murphy) is an American rapper, most famed as a member of hip hop group Brand Nubian. Originally known as Derek X, Sadat takes his name from former Egyptian president Anwar Sadat. The X is taken from the Nation of Islam practice of members changing their surnames simply to X. He is well known for his unique, high-pitched voice, as well as his Pro-Black, and at times controversial, lyrical content.