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33.3
38
Hip-Hop/Rap
33.3 was released on August 30, 2019 by 1423697 Records DK as a part of the album Age Appropriate
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Release DateAugust 30, 2019
Label1423697 Records DK
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM88

Credits

COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Tom Caruana
Tom Caruana
Songwriter
John Everette
John Everette
Songwriter

Lyrics

Yo
I gotta have it like Cool C
Bout to tell you about it, just give me 33.3
Started way back when I was a chap
Copped the Lady B To The Beat 'Yall and that Spoonin' Rap
PSR turntables plus two receivers
Turn the volume up to blend in the Eddie Cheba, yep
I stepped it up when I befriended Cut Wizard
Every weekend we'd pay Jamaica Ave a visit
Music Factory was like crack to me
'Cause that vinyl? It's My Rock like Fantasy 3
From Davey D to the Ultimate Force
Freak L line for line to Terminator by Kid Frost
I was building up the crates
By then I couldn't stop it
In 86, when MC Marty Major whopped it
Alex and Jammy would play me the next hot shit
Like when the B-Boys dropped I had to cop it
Pretty red vinyl spinnin' round and round
We had the illy bass bottoms that would pound the ground
After school 'til the sun went down
Dominating Force Crew was in effect with that champion sound
Easy G moved down from the Bronx
Had us in PJs writin' raps is how we spent our days
My battles with R-Tees made me a rhyme beast
That was when I was the mastermind Just Divine, peace!
Fast forward twenty-five plus years, I reappeared as The Ox
Nothin' changed but the grey in my beard
Now
The Y Society helps with my sobriety
Keeps me all balanced when I'm feeling high and mighty
I write my rhymes down as a righty
But the left side of my brain recharges my creative side nightly
I'm crafty, smart, and keepin' it relevant
The way I convey wordplay is wise intelligent
Beats by TC with me on the raps, it's like that y'all
It's like that
Turntables - turn labels, say what, I used to try and get mine 'cause I thought I was fresh… cuttin' it up
Turn labels back and forth, and push stop-stop-stop on the tape
Written by: John Everette, Tom Caruana
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