May 9, 2011
Trueschool Monday #67
"Rhymes too drastic, bastard, pull hookers like elastic
N-b-a style, fann-tastic
No time to bite, but I just might, tonight I write left-handed
Cuz I like, to grab my dick with my right
Who could ever say that I don’t get plenty play
Win lose or draw, I’m bookin whores, anyway..."
At the peak of his own rap career, New York legend Big Daddy Kane (pictured) started featuring a young Jay-Z at his live shows. Kane then put Jay on a song called “Show and Prove” along with fellow young rappers Shyheim, Sauce Money, Big Scoob, and a rising star called Ol’ Dirty Bastard. “Don’t knock it ‘til you try it,” rapped Jay-Z, then 24 years old. “Once you start, you can’t stop it.”
Labels:
1994,
big daddy kane,
Daddy’s Home,
jay z,
ol dirty bastard,
sauce money,
scoob,
shyheim,
trueschool monday
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