Tired of Rappers Bragging

I'm tired of rappers bragging about things that make no sense
We get it, you're going to have sex with our girls because you're unable to get your own girlfriend
What good is you wearing a diamond chain if you don't pay your rent?
You rented a mansion for your music video but go home to live in a tent 

Instead of taking the time to create a good work of art, you'd rather put the most amount of songs on an album 
Well done you can rhyme with a million words, but you can't spell one 
You say you made 10 million from selling drugs, yes of course you did
Stop showing your jewellery off if you don't pay for your kids 

You've been popular for 5 minutes and call yourself the best, but soon you'll be irrelevant 
You brag about taking drugs, well done, aren't you intelligent? 
I'm sat listening to today's rappers and my patience is wearing thinner than a strippers G-string 
Because of all these 5 minute rappers calling themselves the king

You brag about being covered in ice, so how come you can't spit a cold rhyme? 
You think Gucci gang is a classic song, and anyone who disagrees is an old head with an old mind
You'll do something dumb on Instagram to try and prove you're a mad dude
Well done you should win the award for "Rapper with the most face tattoos"

I'm tired of rappers bragging about things that make no sense 
Your song has 7 different words, and you still forget them when you perform at events
You rent a mansion for your music video but go home to live in a tent 
Rappers please stop posting pictures of cash when you don't even pay your rent
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September 11, 2018 at 11:37 AM
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