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Immortal Technique- Caught In A Hustle  (con Subtitulos)

This track was on Immortal Techniques "Revolutionary Vol. 1" double disc set. It appears as a hidden track following the cult hit "Dance With The Devil". Please Google the album and check it out. I highly recommend it for all hip hop fans.

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(INTRO) [Immortal Technique]

Oh ya'll motherfuckers thought it was over huh?
 But it's not.
 You didn't count on the fallen angel getting back into the grace of God and coming after you.
 Ya'll niggas ain't shit.
 Your producers ain't shit.
 Your fuckin A & R ain't shit.
 I'll fuckin wipe my ass with your demo deal.
 Yo, Diabolic. Take this motherfucker's head OFF!


(VERSE 1)[Diabolic]

 Go ahead and grip glocks
 I'll snap your trigger finger in six spots
 You'll have to lip lock with hypodermic needles to lick shots
 I'll watch you topple flat
 Put away your writtens and holla back
 Can't freestyle, you're screwed off the top like bottle caps
 Beneath the surface, I'm over heating your receiving circuits
 By unleashing deeper verses than priests speak in churches
 What you preach is worthless
 Your worship defeat the purpose
 Like President Bush taking bullets for the Secret Service
 Beyond what ya'll fathom
 I shit on cats and jaw tap 'em
 Show no compassion like having a straight faced orgasm
 Tour jack 'em, have his half a ten bitch suck my friend's dick
 In the mean time, you can French kiss this clenched fist
 Diabolic, a one man brigade spreading cancer plague
 Fist fucking a pussy's face, holding a hand grenade
 So if I catch you bluffin'
 Faggot, you're less than nothing
 I just had to get that stress off my chest like breast reduction

(VERSE 2) [Immortal Technique]

 You motherfuckers are nothing, you cannot harm me
 I'll resurrect every aborted baby and start an army
 Storm the planet, hunting you down, 'cause I'm on a mission
 To split your body into a billion one-celled organisms
 Immortal Technique will destroy your religion, you stupid bitch
 You're faker than blue-eyed crackers nailed to a crucifix
 I'm 'bout to blow up like NASA challenger computer chips
 Arsenic language transmitted revolutionary
 I'm like time itself, I'm gonna kill you inevitabely
 Chemically bomb you, fuck using a chrome piece
 I'm illmatic, you won't make it home like Jerome's niece
 I'll sever your head diagonally for thinking of dissing me
 And the use your dead body to write my name in calligraphy
 This puppet democracy, brain washed, just psychology
 So you're nothing like diversity without equality
 And your crew is full of more faggots that Greek Mythology
 Using numerology, to count the people I sent to heaven
 Produces more digits than twenty-two divided by seven
 You're like Kevin Spacey, your style is usually suspect
 You never killed a cop, you're not a motherfucking thug yet
 Your mind is empty and spaceous
 Like the part of the brain that appreciates culture interracist
 Face it, you're too basic
 You're never gonna make it
 Like children walking through Antarctica, butt-naked 

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"The 4th Branch" is track 10. Produced by 5th Seal formally know as "Daneja" off of Revolutionary Vol. 2 is the second studio album by rapper Immortal Technique, It was released on November 18, 2003, and is a follow-up to his debut album, Revolutionary Vol. 1.
Revolutionary Vol. 2 attacks the United States government, especially the Bush Administration. Immortal Technique claimed in an interview to have sold more than 85,000 copies. The album features Mumia Abu-Jamal, who introduces the album and also provides a speech about hip hop's relationship to Homeland security. Issues repeatedly discussed on the album include poverty, drug trade, slave labor, censorship, the September 11th World Trade Center attacks, Illuminati, media bias, and class struggle. 
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Devine Carama is a nationally renowned, 2022 Emmy Award-winning hip-hop artist, author, educator, community activist, & motivational speaker from Lexington, KY. He was most recently featured on Good Morning America and the Jennifer Hudson Show after a video of him teaching emotional intelligence to young boys went viral. He is the new director of the Mayor of Lexington's youth gun violence reduction program, ONE Lexington, which has launched several new initiatives in its first 2 years under his direction. 2023 saw a considerable drop in homicides and shootings in Lexington and that progress continues in 2024. Devine is also the founder and director of a youth-focused nonprofit organization called Believing In Forever Inc. 
In December 2018, Devine performed outside in the cold for 48 hours straight to raise awareness for his annual youth coat drive, "A Coat to Keep The Cold Away". Over the last 10 years, Believing in Forever has facilitated the collection and delivery of over 22,000 coats to children in Central and Eastern Kentucky. In 2017, Believing In Forever led a citywide effort to collect thousands of gallons of water to combat the Flint water crisis. In 2020, Devine walked across the entire state of Kentucky (Pikeville to Paducah) to raise voter awareness. 
Other Believing in Forever initiatives include Sons Of Single Mothers Mentoring Days, Senior Summer Jam,  "A Coat to Keep The Cold Away" Youth Coat Drive, Community On The Corners, Poetry In Motion Youth, & Quarantine Care Packages (during the pandemic) more! In 2020, he started “The Luna Library” in memory of his late daughter, Kamaria Spaulding, which provides FREE black history/character-focused books for children within the Lexington area. To date, the Luna Library has given away nearly 1,500 books to local children of all ages and is a featured collection at the Lexington Public Library's Northside Branch. Devine is also featured at the University of Kentucky, where he teaches a course called “Lyricism & Leadership: Hip-Hop & Community Change”.
Musically, Devine has worked with and/or opened up for acts such as Rakim, Big KRIT, J. Cole, Talib Kweli, Nappy Roots, LL Cool J, Black Eyed Peas, Canibus, De La Soul, Little Brother, & many more. His music has been covered in major music publications like The Source, Vibe, & Complex Magazine. In 2010, Devine became the first rap artist to ever perform at the historical Lyric Theatre. Most recently, Devine was the first 2-time winner of NBA All-Star, Dame Lillard’s “Live Cypher” Rap Contest. Devine is also a 5-time “Lexington Hip Hop Artist of The Year” award winner. 
In 2020, Carama brought black girls and women together (middle school, high school, and college) to create an album called “The Black Girl Project”, which focused on the journey of maturation for black girls coming of age in a society that doesn’t always value them. Devine’s intersection of hip hop, education, and activism continued in 2023 when he collaborated with professors at the University of Kentucky and Rutgers University who were doing a fatherhood study analyzing the disenfranchisement many fathers feel in the justice system. Devine collaborated with longtime producer, JK-47, and R&B artist, Bryce Jamel, to create a song called “Invisible Father” which artistically brought to life the data in that study. Later that year, Devine did a 1-week residency at one of Kentucky’s most prestigious higher ed institutions, Centre College, where he taught classes, lectured on social justice, hosted a student open mic, and performed 2 shows on campus.