don't drink that, don't drink that racist coffee.

Please upload more Julian Smith songs! :T

i prefer to be as racist as i can be and ditch all coffee... ?? who likes coffees? dumb dumbs do

VIRAL SONG

Your Favorite Martian - Uno Reverse

This is Satire.

Produced by Adam Neilson

Skibidi I'm Inside Your Toilet

Im a Korean -- %$$% Rucka Rucka Ali

Smoking a blunt in my new Aston
Borrowed it from a man who wants it back
Said I just gotta take it to get some crack
Oh woah in my new car

As I'm driving the cops say hey
Did we beat a black guy today?
Police pull me over and I told 'em no please
I'm Kobe

My head hit the curb that they threw me on
They said you should've fucking said that you're Lebron
They took my Aston Martin and they all went bowling
Bowling

Why am I treated this way because of my color
I thought shit would be different after Obama
But it's only racister now, it true though
Oh yeah

Trump, did you get elected here through ya man
What is your connection to the ku cucks klan?
Did you ever molest that little nigga Trudeau?

Dear White People
I got me some questions you could answer me bro
Why is you oppressing all of my-y people
Why you all pretending like you're not evil?

Dear White People
Sitting around in a fucking gazebo
Sipping on a bottle of Pellegrino
Stroking on a cute ass little fucking beagle
Oh

Why do you attack us everywhere that we go?
Telling us to park your Porsche
Guess how it affects our ego
(Lemme get your phone thing code)
Why you always bragging that you have one black amigo?
Lemme guess if does he know
That you say words like negro

You hire fucking Pablo
To cut your fucking shrub bro
But I can't get a job though
If I'm not fucking rob lowe
Everytime you do a crime the charges always got dropped
But I'm always getting thrown in prison yeah I got got
When you're up out in the street up in the morning running
And you see us and you always think we're gonna mug you
I just wanna see if you had any extra money
Why I gotta chase you when you take off running

Police on the streets all fuck with my peoples
Took my desert eagles and all my pringles
Why you always think that every brother sells crack
I'm just selling Wii Box 2s and a Dell Mac

I sleep on the street bro outside of home depot
Shoes are made of bondo, house is made at kinko's
Chilling at the red box, smoking on some red rocks
Used to be a shortstop playing with the red sox
Oh yeah

Dear White People
Why you always telling me what shit is legal
Why you take my opportunities from me bro
Why my new car now getting repo'ed

Dear White People
Sitting round listening to Flock of Seagulls
Listening to Iron Maiden and Meat Loaf
Buying fucking new shirts at Uniqlo
Oh

How the hell we ever gon get out poverty yo
All we got is EBT clothes
Some of us still wearing jncos
(Got gold where our teeth go)
Where the fuck did all them good times and the peace go?
Black on black crime cuts deep yo
Hurting ourself like emos

We're Black People
Individuality traded for hammer and sickle
Ghost of Booker T lays comatose and feeble
History repeats itself like a ripple

Mohito Burrito
Salad and Dorito
Five dollar wonton, comes with young chinko
You can get shwarma, blow up all the gringos
(Wig wog ag wig wog)
Let's have some pizza

Don't think for yourself no
Find out where you came from
Dress up like a retard
Base your life on choices of dead old people
They must've known something that we don't
Dear White People
(Now on Netflix)

Dear White People (Despacito Parody) ~ Rucka Rucka Ali

There are certain songs that, once heard, burrow into your brain and refuse to leave. Tay Zonday's "Chocolate Rain" is undeniably one of those songs. 
Released in 2007, this viral sensation continues to captivate listeners with its unique blend of soulful melodies, thought-provoking lyrics, and Zonday's unforgettable deep baritone voice.  

"Chocolate Rain" is a musical enigma, a song that feels both familiar and otherworldly. The simple piano chords and repetitive rhythm create a hypnotic backdrop for Zonday's powerful vocals. His voice, rich and resonant, draws you in from the first note. It's a voice that seems to carry the weight of the world, lending gravitas to the song's evocative lyrics.

While the exact meaning of "Chocolate Rain" is open to interpretation, there's no denying its emotional impact. The lyrics touch on themes of social injustice, biting hypocrisy, and the struggle for acceptance. Zonday's delivery is both earnest and melancholic, leaving a lasting impression on the listener. The song's chorus, with its haunting repetition of "history quickly crashing through your veins," speaks to a universal connection with the momentum of the past.  

Beyond its lyrical depth, "Chocolate Rain" is also a testament to the power of authenticity and self-expression. Zonday's homemade music video, with its simple visuals and heartfelt performance, resonated with millions around the world. Often received as comedic novelty, over time it endured as a trojan horse of substance. It's a reminder that even the most unpolished creations can touch hearts and spark conversations.

For new SoundCloud listeners, "Chocolate Rain" is an essential experience. It's a song that defies categorization, blending elements of pop, soul, and spoken word. Its timeless message and captivating melody will stay with you long after the last note fades. Whether you're drawn to its social commentary, its musicality, or simply its sheer originality, "Chocolate Rain" is a song that deserves a place in your playlist.

JULIAN SMITH - Racist Coffee

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