Luyện nghe bài hát White Privilege

Now nod your and wake up.

I see so people lost who really try to pretend
But am I another white boy who has caught on to the trend
When I take a step to the mic is hiphop closer to the
'Cause when I go to shows the majority white skin
They the windmill, the air flair and head spin
and white rappers really get the most spins
the face of hip hop has changed a lot Eminem
and if he's away black artists' profits I look just like him
claimed a culture that mine, the way of the american
hip hop is gentrified and where all the people live
it's the central district, beacon hill to the south end
being farther away because of what white people did, now
my place in a music that's been taken by my race
cultural appropriated by the face
and we don't want to admit this is existing
so scared to acknowledge the benefits of our privilege
cause it's human nature to want to be part of something
especially when your ancestors are Christians
and most whites don't want to acknowledge this is
cause we got the best deal, the music the burden
of black in a system that really wants you to rock
cause all you need is a program and you can go and make
and we the mainstream cause we're the ones that took it
now we listen to Aesop Rock and wear t-shirts say Brooklyn
but not about black and white right
I mean music is good music regardless of what you look like
but when you don't give them props isn't that
that's like rock was actually started by Elvis
so where does leave me?
I feel I pay dues but I'll always be a white MC
I give everything I have I write a rhyme
but doesn't change the fact that this culture's not mine
But I'm be me so please be who you are
this is something effortless and shouldn't be hard
I I'm gonna be me so please be who you are
but we still owe 'em 40 acres now we've their 16 bars
hiphop started off in a that I've never been to
to counter act a struggle that Ive never even through
if I think I understand because I flow too
means I'm not keeping it true, nope
hiphop started off in a block I've never been to
to counter act a struggle that I've never been through
if I think I understand because I flow too
that means I'm not keeping it true, I'm not it true
now I rap about guns so they label me conscious
but I don't rap about cause I wasn't forced into the projects
see I was put in the position where I could chose my
with the privilege that my parent's could send me to college
now who's going to shows the kids on the starving
or the white people with dough that can relate to my
marketed the now adapted to the lifestyle
what to jazz and rock and roll is happening right now
where's my place in the music been taken by the media
white corperations controlling what their feeding ya
I brought up rock but Im not even dissing dude
we love hiphop and what do you think caucasians are to
and I speak freely I write this
if a black emcee examined race there half their fan base, white kids
and this is so true. and we didn't even have to the system
we just and picked up the microphone too
and we got good at it so we be rapping
but only supporting them is like Jimmy and buying Clapton
now Clapton's incredible. but no Jimmy no
so here history and the cultural appropriation
kids with do rags trying to practice their accents
from the suburbs to the upperclass a language
but hiphop is not just memorizing
it's in authenticity something you literally can't learn
But I'm be me so please be who you are
this is something that's and shouldn't be hard
I said I'm gonna be me so be who you are
but as I'm blessed with the privilege, they're still left the scars

hiphop started off in a block ive never been to
to counter act a that Ive never even been through
if I think I understand just I flow too
that means im not keeping it true,
hiphop started off in a block that ive been to
to counter act a that Ive never even been through
if I I understand just because I flow too
that means im not keeping it true, Im not it true