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2Pac Feat. The Notorious B.I.G. X Eazy - E X Ice Cube - Write This Down

Original DJ Set from Bungalow 8 sometimes in 2003. This set is quetesential B*, going from Should, to funk, to Rock & 80's to Hip Hop! From the Stones to B.I.G thru George Benson & Cheryl Lynn! For those of you who have known the B8 in the early 2000, this set will for sure reminisce some of your best nights in NYC! A time when the B8 was the only thing 10 blocks around from 27th & 10! :) . Glad I bought this set to the DJ back then. I have a couple more I'll try to upload. Music is our lifetime memory...These were my best years. Enjoy!!

It was a good day - Ice Cube

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Eazy-E ft. B.G. Knoccout & Gangsta Dresta - Sippin On A 40 (Deep Cover Remix)

Kendric Lamar-Money Trees (Feat. Jay Rock)

"Don’t Be A Fool, Wrap Your Tool 3.0" This storyline is a cerebral breakdown of responsibility, framed by the wisdom of an older observer (the MC) speaking directly to a younger, ego-driven mentality. The narrative is driven by intellectual conviction and the logic of avoidance. Overall Storyline: Prevention, Control, and Peace of Mind
The narrative is structured to replace feelings of fear, shame, or inevitability with feelings of control, intelligence, and agency.
1. Acknowledging Reality, Not Judgment
The World is Tempting (The Setup): The storyline immediately recognizes the natural, powerful emotions of attraction and the heat of the moment. The lyric doesn't shame the desire; it acknowledges it as a normal part of life.
Narrative Focus: The focus is immediately shifted from "What you're doing is bad" to "What are you doing to protect your future?" This non-judgmental start ensures the audience remains receptive.
2. The Simple Equation of Control
The Conflict is Simple: The core conflict is not a moral struggle, but a simple choice between Ego/Impulse and Intelligence/Foresight.
The Solution is Actionable: The hook—"Don't Be A Fool, Wrap Your Tool"—is presented as the smartest rule and a real power move (the Hip-Hop theme). By focusing on the simple, inexpensive act of using protection, the story emphasizes that preventing the chaos is easier than navigating the consequences.
3. Contrasting Pain with Preservation
The Future Cost is Clearly Defined: The storyline uses concrete, relatable examples of the consequences (losing school, losing dreams, financial strain) not to scare the audience, but to provide a clear cost-benefit analysis. The goal is to make the audience think: "I want to avoid that path."
Peace of Mind is Agency: The peace of mind comes from the lyric asserting that the listener has the authority (the "Unfuckwithable" theme) to prevent this future pain. The final message is: The tiny piece of latex buys back your entire future.
4. The Empowering Resolution
The Final Command is Self-Love: The lyric concludes by framing responsibility as an act of self-preservation and self-respect. Choosing to protect yourself and your partner means choosing your own planned destiny over accidental fate.
The Core Message for Peace of Mind: "Your future is yours to command. The power to avoid the heavy choices is already in your hand."
By framing the issue around intelligence and personal control rather than morality or fear, the storyline empowers the audience to make responsible choices that lead to a less chaotic, more secure future.

Ice Cube | You Know How We Do It (1993)

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