E' morto

Hey bro, cut it short
Everyone knows by now that hip hop is dead
If this girl is so wide
You might as well put on a tighter one
Oh and that hat backwards
It's been out of style for years, now there's a different wardrobe
But you keep doing it, but you keep doing it on the radio they said it's dead bro
Hip hop is dead, everyone says it to justify
that they don't make good stuff anymore from those speakers
and make sure that people forget here
and now if you do something that people like it's music for the masses
I'm not here bro to step aside in every concept
to swallow ignorance as if it were a candy
and I don't presume to tell you the correct way
to drink from that chalice at least a sip
but if it were dead: who would have really killed it?
Really my rap that expresses itself with a smile
My oversized shirt with some black guy who's in paradise
He doesn't shoot but whoever sees it shields their face
The truth is that it can't die as long as there are
People who buy records and move society forward
And of course I'm not talking about this nation here
Where the music that goes is chosen by advertisements
And now that rap has taken hold in every single place
Every asshole wants to do rap
I continue until on TV they want our single
And I don't see more than three people pushing yours
I push it in August
in every situation for every type of person bro for me it has no cost
yet if you shoot at me I don't retaliate
because I don't hear those who have no place for hip hop
and for those who haven't asked more than normal questions
like: is it dead? then explain the credentials
of why half the world that raps on instrumentals
has to believe in this bullshit that is supplementary
compared to the truth that enlightens my pupils
when I think that Lil Wayne sold more than Thriller
that even if one dies a month
in circumstances not understood
after a thousand holes come out
I didn't want to be born just to deal and go to jail
but to rap with the black guys on the corner every night
and if the possibility of becoming famous didn't exist
at least I wasn't looked down upon because I had a New Era
and it's the truest thing here that they give to aesthetics
a value too high that even surpasses ethics
you always find someone who preaches to you:
"Remember we're in Italy not America!"
Fuck it's music, no passports needed
It's a value for everyone, no safes needed
It's for the people and those who understand it then cash in
Then it depends on who runs it if they pocket a lot
Anyway the point is that hip hop is here
And just because it's industrialized doesn't mean it can't go well
And at this point in my opinion hip hop is
Every laugh every joint every song made together
So don't believe the journalists' fairy tales
Who are all formalists in everything
And their lives compared to ours are very sad and somehow they'll have to let off steam bro!