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Scratch: DJ Tiz)
Verse: Ban blank)
Uh, come on, hold on
Now it’s my turn, whut
Ban blank gon’ kill that verse
DJ Tiz on the breaks and I kill ’em with the flow
My pen is stronger than a knife, I’ll give you my pen, slitting your wrist
This shoots at someone, Mustafa((A sniper in the movie ‘American Sniper’))
I speak too unclearly to be complicatedly beating about the bush((Word play; “to speak unclearly / to mumble” means “to have a short tongue,” and “to beat about the bush” literally means “to turn sth around and say it,” so literally → My tongue is too short to turn words around and say them))
Snaky bastards all write in meaningless styles
that they call rap and spit, my gestalt((German word for ‘shape’ or ‘form’ used in psychology)) gives in
Boombapin’ 90s on the words
The words I’ve chosen represent the underground,
this is where I live and rap. HIGH FLIES set up the rhythm
We came to win over Busan and Seoul, me and the Seven Samurai((Reference to Japanese movie ‘Seven Samurai’; Cream Villa are eight artists, listed here)) of the South((“South” probably because all or the majority of Cream Villa are from the South of the ROK))
Always no one does like us, [we’re] MCs on another level
We have been hoping for fair rewards, whut? Black Cream((Possible reference to either Ghostface Killah’s or Reks’ track ‘Black Cream’?))
Four have come together,((Cream Villa has four MCs, listed here)) the Korean Slaughter,((Slaughter is a four-member American hard rock band)) without anyone backing us
Having realness, we aim to succeed with rap
Welcome in The Village,((American thriller movie by M. Night Shyamalan (see below) )) if you want a reversal
then it’s enough to listen to this album we made, it’s the classic
Cream Villa, M. Night Shyamalan((Indian-American movie director who wrote, produced and directed The Village (see above) ))
OK, DJ Tiz, let’s go
Scratch: DJ Tiz)