One Line Rhyme - Hip Hop Artist

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"There's only two ways to run this game / either my way or the right way / and they both are the same"

- C.L. Smooth

"So high up I got birds in the condo Aint that a female dog Ask her who I am to her And she yell god"

- Lil Wayne

"Dough is just the pieces to the puzzle/Like the streets always been to the struggle"

- AZ

"You dated hustlers and brought 'em customers / They totally destroyed whatever trust their was / Now you hate men and everything they stand for / cause you wanna be treated like a queen, not a whore /..."

- LL Cool J

"you say you live on hip hop well im stepping on the premises"

- Marvin Divine

"They tell me I should come down cousin/ But I flatly refuse/ I aint dumb down nothin'"

- Lupe Fiasco

"It's my destiny, she wants me she beckons/ She left me for dead but death didn't want no sloppy seconds."

- Sage Francis

"The cover of your album be on the back of a milkbox"

- Treach

"If you read the resume/Give a fuck what niggas say/Timb boots to pave the way/Here I come to save the day"

- Method Man

"Walking L.A. tryna get payed the right way, but somehow the right way dont pay,"

- Daz Dillinger

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Willie The Kid

The son of a DJ who was down with the culture from its onset, Willie grew up in a home where hip-hop was the ideology of choice, in Grand Rapids, MI. “We never got in trouble for throwing footballs in the house, we got in trouble for scratching records, or playing a rap record and saying the cuss words.” Around the age of 12, as his brother, La the Darkman, got his industry break through a deal with Wu Tang, Willie the Kid got his first notebook and truly started writing.