Luyện nghe bài hát Flashback

Rock Steady was a B-boy crew, but to me all about hip hop,
So, rock is a hip hop crew now. Its about all four elements, And we
represent lovely, sratch pickers, arsonists,
All the b-boys are down with us, the b-girls, we have some dope
B-girls, and you know, we got artists like East and Zero T,
Its straight up on skills, this is Crazy Legs from the Rock Steady
Crew, I'm out

Hip-Hop was breaking, spray paintin' train cars
DJ's cutting emcess presents the ghetto
I was the skinny wop, with the bop in my step
Shams the and teloids, playboys and I was set
Running the streets of the boogie with a bang
Pops was kinda strict, so at I couldn't hang
But whateva the case, I stuck close to my
Somethin' in my soul kept that, on lock

And never knocked, but we was still open
Saying ish like fresh, def (dope in)
And was on the corner rumblin' the dry goods
With something I decided never to in my hood
I was, too busy in the middle of the streets skelly
Ray and Big Lou, listenin' to Flash and Melly
And rockin' parties, seemed to be my route
But I had to give that up, they always in shoot outs

Hip-Hop was rhyming, timin', radio hits
No dats, so the D.J's was in the mix
Grafitti and breaking took a seat
'cause the A&R's couldn't figure how to make they ends
I was the high school rapper to the in the hall
While my nigga Clarence Greer was with a basketball
Tune my radio on a night
Daydreamin' 'bout grippin' mikes and being in the
Fat rope chains in a pair of A.J's in the p.j's frontin' I had status
(what) the baddest?
The on swinten ave, though fresh out the lab
You just couldn't Q-Unique what he couldn't have

It all started in Bushwick, the community
Around the way, all you saw was but graffiti
As a shorty I was poppin' never could I stand still
Always battlin' 'cause it was all about the
Never learned windmills, but my took me places
When I emceeing, I kept it fat like my laces
Wrestlin' was the bomb, me from doing my homework
Radio was my thing, when red went bezerk

4x's
Yes yes y'all, let me get
'cause we, forgot where we came from