“The version They Tried to Bury- Mic in the Rubble” is a ciphered anthem of survival, refusal, and sonic reclamation. It’s about the voice that wasn’t silenced—the version they tried to bury but couldn’t. The lyric positions the microphone as a symbol of resistance rising from destruction: not polished, not pristine, but embedded in the debris of historical betrayal and imperial distortion.
Here’s the core narrative:
🔥 The Rubble: Represents the aftermath of deceit—broken treaties, erased testimonies, and silenced truths. It’s the physical and symbolic residue of colonial mandates, propaganda, and systemic violence.
🎙️ The Mic: Emerges from that rubble as a tool of reclamation. It’s not just for speech—it’s for indictment, coded critique, and ancestral echo. The lyric suggests that even when the world collapses, the cipher survives.
🧠 The Message: You can bury the archive, distort the optics, and pave over the truth—but the voice will rise. The mic in the rubble isn’t just a metaphor—it’s a refusal to let silence win.

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Judges 16

POS (Prod. H1TMAN Beats)

My Ghetto Report Card

Just Fuckin (feat. Bosko)

She Say She Loves Me (feat. 8 Ball & Bun B)

They Might Be Taping

The Block Brochure: Welcome To The Soil 1

Mary Jane

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Lightweight Jammin' (feat. Clyde Carson & Husalah)

Outta Control (feat. Dem Hoodstarz & F.A.B.)

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Just Fuckin (feat. Bosko)

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