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The song is a hard-hitting protest rap that shines a light on violence, corruption, and global injustice. It captures the cycle of tragedy — from gun deaths on the streets to war zones overseas — and calls out how society becomes numb, scrolling past suffering until it hits home. The “Bang, bang” hook hammers the point that violence is on repeat, fueled by profit and politics.

What stands out is its urgency: it’s not just commentary, it’s a demand for change. The lyrics challenge silence, empty “thoughts and prayers,” and the way weapons are prioritized over lives.

Self-Absorbed

This song is a historical hip hop chronicle — a lyrical timeline from 1900 to 2025 that captures wars, revolutions, civil rights struggles, cultural shifts, and technological change. Instead of fiction, it tells real events in raw, heavy bars: from World War I trenches to the Harlem Renaissance, from the Cold War to hip hop’s birth in the Bronx, from 9/11 to the pandemic and AI. It’s both a history lesson and a cultural anthem — using rhythm and rhyme to carry truth across generations.

History Don’t Whisper

Yeah, yeah, yeah…

Swanee in the back pew
Henry on the mic, do what he do
Big hand holdin’ us tight, but we get loose tonight…

Drop that robe, let me see that skin
Deacon’s wife got the choirboy grinnin’
Organ pumpin’, bodies grind in sync
Pass that plate, pour communion drink

He reached down low, pulled me up real close
But his hand slid further than the Lord supposed

Booty in the pulpit, freak in the choir
Moan so hot, set the hymnbook on fire
Sweat on the scripture, knees on the floor
When He reached down low, I was screamin’ for more

Booty in the pulpit, freak in the choir
Moan so hot, set the hymnbook on fire
Sweat on the scripture, knees on the floor
When He reached down low, I was screamin’ for more

Sunday school’s out, now the freaks all play
Gospel girls grindin’ in a holy way
Pastor in the corner yellin’ "testify!"
But his zipper sayin’ somethin’ else on the sly

Holy ghost freak show, clap it with the beat
Bible wide open but the pages stick sweet

Booty in the pulpit, freak in the choir
Moan so hot, set the hymnbook on fire
Sweat on the scripture, knees on the floor
When He reached down low, I was screamin’ for more

Booty in the pulpit, freak in the choir
Moan so hot, set the hymnbook on fire
Sweat on the scripture, knees on the floor
When He reached down low, I was screamin’ for more

Swing them robes like a nightclub floor
Missionary style by the chapel door
Glory hallelujah but it sound obscene
When the boys hit high notes on a preacher’s dream

Booty in the pulpit, freak in the choir
Moan so hot, set the hymnbook on fire
Sweat on the scripture, knees on the floor
When He reached down low, I was screamin’ for more

Booty in the pulpit, freak in the choir
Moan so hot, set the hymnbook on fire
Sweat on the scripture, knees on the floor
When He reached down low, I was screamin’ for more

Amen… oh Lord… Swanee River nasty forever…

Booty in the pulpit, freak in the choir
Moan so hot, set the hymnbook on fire
Sweat on the scripture, knees on the floor
When He reached down low, I was screamin’ for more

Booty in the pulpit, freak in the choir
Moan so hot, set the hymnbook on fire
Sweat on the scripture, knees on the floor
When He reached down low, I was screamin’ for more

Booty in the pulpit


When He Reached Down

Beasts of the Pack is a hard-hitting hip-hop EP from the "Howl’n" - all teeth and steel. Each cut brings gritty storytelling and fight-ready energy: “Flipped” calls out the snitch, “Soldier” marches through the rap trenches, “Brass Knuckles” swings first, and “Hitman” moves with cold precision. Boom Bap, grimy textures, and relentless bars—music for wolves that hunt in the dark.


Beasts Of The Pack

Brass Knuckes (feat. Marcus Steiner)

Stream

Flipped (feat. Big Jack)

Soldier (feat. Cap'n Kira)

Hitman (feat. Kid Killit)

Howl'n (feat. Kasstactics)

Two 1-80 Street is a raw, hard-hitting collaboration between Junkyard and Kasstactics, blending old-school hip-hop vibes with modern grit. The skits—“Two 1-80 Insurance,” “Welcome to Mom’s House,” and “Ghostin'”—set the stage for a project that balances storytelling, chaos, and humor. The tracks hit just as hard as the name: “Black Sunday” paints an epic fight between God and the Devil, “Masked Up” metaphorically robs the rap game, “Pound Syndrome” pounds with in-your-face with force, “Hellhounds” charges in hungry and relentless, “Ole Skool” salutes golden-era boom bap with head-nod drums and punchlines, “Fishing with Gravy” flips into a wild redneck anthem, and “Halfway There” reflects on the grind and journey forward.

This collab album is gritty, intense, and unapologetically unique - a showcase of two artists pushing hip-hop forward while paying respect to its roots.

Two 1-80 Street

Fishin' with Gravy

Two 1-80 Insurance (skit)

Halfway There

Welcome To Mums House (skit)

Cereal Killaz flips Saturday morning mascots into street legends — a gritty, tongue-in-cheek hip-hop cut where your favorite cereal box characters turn into killers, hustlers, and dealers. Junkyard laces heavy bars with clever punchlines, serving up a darkly funny take on childhood nostalgia gone bad. It’s playful, hard-hitting, and just the right mix of comedy and menace.

Ice Cream Man

Cereal Killaz

Millennium of Murder

Tame Impala - Remember Me  https://www.discogs.com/release/1902489-Tame-Impala-Sundown-Syndrome

Midfield General - Disco Sirens https://www.discogs.com/release/1314662-Midfield-General-Featuring-Vila-Disco-Sirens

Death Grips - I've Seen Footage https://www.discogs.com/release/6897741-Death-Grips-The-Money-Store

Master Shortie - Dance Like A White Boy https://www.discogs.com/release/5770855-Master-Shortie-ADHD

DJ Felt-E & Purply Guy - Dance 'Till Yer Dead (Dr. Fuzz and Crow Man Re-Meme Mix) https://remixeverything.bandcamp.com/album/remememixeverything

Z-Neo - Never Selling Out https://tryunitymusic.bandcamp.com/album/calling-the-hardcore-day-all-nighter-12-gatefold-album

Dave Skywalker - The Growler https://www.discogs.com/master/1462380-Various-Calling-The-Hardcore-Volume-1

Khyzer Zuke - Feel The Hardcore https://khyzerzukemusic.bandcamp.com/album/eez-ter-good

DJ Deluxe - Man From Maggotty (Paul Bradley 2025 Remix) https://ravepool.net

Break Doctor - One Fifteen  https://superdead.bandcamp.com/album/superdead-dubz-4

DJ CDC - I Need That Drug (Ecstasy) https://www.junodownload.com/products/dj-cdc-i-need-that-drug-ecstasy/3483435-02/?srsltid=AfmBOorK7vuIXoneIDzeyZVdO0II7FiAErbLw2I5-deOwQdq5VrTcD91

DJ Rizzla - Hollywood (Unreleased Mix)

4 Hero - Mr. Kirk's Nightmare (The Renegades Mix) https://archive.org/compress/dred-collective-discography/formats=ZIP&file=/dred-collective-discography.zip

Utah Saints - Something Good '08 (High Contrast Remix)  www.discogs.com/release/1228881-Utah-Saints-Something-Good-08-High-Contrast-Remix

It's The End of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fucked)

Backdoor Bandit

SAMPLE: "Water World" · From Duke Nukem 3D (GT Interactive, 1996, DOS) · Music by Bobby Prince, Lee Jackson

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I'm A rapper, songwriter, recording artist & i'm a trouble maker certified in general horseplay

Introduction to ambiguity. In the mind of scrutiny.

Graduated from Corman Park College of Dental Numismatics in 1993, with a graduate degree in Experimental Post-Sludge.

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You will be surprised how wide music taste I have.

FIedermäuse Kommando. batZie | The Two-Time (Banned) Champion. Raging beard. ADHD aim. Deadbeat father of three. CS2 war criminal. Founder of the Champions Pub (kids get in free*). Likes bats, dark jokes, and 5v1 clutches. Hates smurfs. Got banned before it was cool.

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