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You know, life is
If you don't repeat the actions of your own
You be successful
You gotta your own formula, your own ingredients
made you, you

1987, I was at the Quarters
Listenin' to Africa Bambaata the order
The call of the was to avoid the slaughter
He said, "Record ain't got nuttin for ya"
a lawyer, he taught The Infinity Lessons
In how hip-hop could be a, a blessing
And that was great, so in
There was no debate, we had to end the

The of the game was Stop the Violence
And unity, knowledge, and
We started 'bout Martin and Malcolm
Had these ghetto kids goin', huh, what about
1989, Professor Griff speaks his
But his of speech is declined
1990, came the West coast
East coast, West coast, who is the best

back now, of course it was bogus
The whole argument was we lost focus
We got hopeless, not with the lyrics and
But with hip-hop, and how we it
Or it, you know how the crew get
You like it you choose it
1991, we our eyes
With Human Education Lies, we tried

To talk the state of humanity
But all these others got mad at me
They called me Captain Human, message was sent
Self Destruction pay the rent
that? Nobody wanted conscious rap
It was where these ballers at
Where can call us at? All was wack
culture was fallin' flat and that was that

So in 1992, I my crew
said, "Yo Kris, what you wanna do?"
I said, "Damn, why they get with me?
If I bust I'm contradictory"
If I play the role, they take my shoe
me what the am I supposed to do?
So I did it, don't get it get it get it
All of a sudden critics they wanna spit it

Kay Are Ess One is
Just 'cause I let these rappers get with me
That, you and pen
If a rapper wanna diss, yo I'd do it
But I'm makin' these ends, and I got my
And I really don't wanna to sit in the pen
So I go to the philosopher
1993, is uhh, wack

Go back, check the
1994, of the Boom Bap
It all about the loot
It was all about Harry Allen Cultural Institute
Blowin' 1 up,
rap is still alive
But nobody wanna it, nobody wanna say it
Nobody it, they'd all rather hate it

1996, it really don't
We put together somethin' the Temple of hip-hop
Not just DJin', breakin', and lyrics
But how hip-hop the spirit
Into a World, that's what I did
1997, I was my kid
Or kids, but I, had to go
'Cause New York DJ's changed the

To clothes and hoes, but wasn't me
be damned if I dance for the MTV
So in 1998, I began to
I go now, or should I really wait?
'99, I to L.A. you see
And took a gig the WB
Started studyin' full-time
To have a full heart, body, full mind

But you know what the is or was
DJ's don't raise our kids,
They so caught up in the cash and
How they gonna see a hip-hop school?
How they really see a hip-hop temple?
They even wanna play my instrumentals, but
Big up Dr. Dre, Snoop,
Xzibit, he was there in a minute

Mic Conception, all of them,
Yo you need I should call them
I was in L.A., I held the crown
Bloods, Crips, they me down
I could never forget Mad Lion, pride
the gat in the lap in the low-ride
Oh, I forget, Icy Ice, Lucky Lou
Julio G, was the crew

D, Ingrid, David Connor
The list on and on, let me tell ya
FredWreck, and my man
respect, no less
To my spiritual and mental
Big up to L.A., temple
But in 2000, I seen how I wanted to
I no executive

So I up the mic and I quit my job
Said to Simone, I gotta get God
She said, "Don't worry bout these and quarters
Record companies ain't got for ya"
Damn, she me back to Bam
me back to who I am
Brought me to the New York land
Now I

{Now KRS-One, now you've been quoted as saying
Rap is we do, hip-hop is something you live
Yes
Explain to us please}

{Well, well, hip-hop, we are advocating that hip-hop is not
a music, it is an attitude, it is an awareness, it is a way
To view the
So rap music, is something we do, but hip-hop is we live
And we look at hip-hop, in it's 9
Which is breaking, emceeing, art, deejaying, beatboxing
Street fashion, language, street knowledge, and street
Entrepenurialism, trade and

{And uhh, that's y'know
That's the hip-hop that that we're about
We from the uhh the root of, of Kool DJ Herc
Who originated hip-hop in the 70's
And then Bambaata and Zulu Nation
Who instigated called The Infinity Lessons
And consciousness to hip-hop, and then Grandmaster Flash
With the invention of the mixer, on to Run-D.M.C. and myself}

{And uhh, we created the Stop the Violence movement, you may
A song, Destruction and and and so on
All of this, goes to uhh uhh, the idea of living this out
And taking for how it looks and, and acts in society}