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Stereotype
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Hip-Hop/Rap
Stereotype was released on November 19, 2013 by Unlabeled Records as a part of the album Stereotype
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Release DateNovember 19, 2013
LabelUnlabeled Records
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM125

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Steven Cooper
Steven Cooper
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Steven Cooper
Steven Cooper
Songwriter

Lyrics

I won't be your average rapper
I won't be whatever you call it
I won't be somebody who follows
Somebody hollow, just keep on walking
I won't be your little puppet
I won't be your man with strings
I won't be that person, keep searching
Determined to make who they want me to be
I'll stick with my suit and my tie on
Ready for battle so quickly they ride on
Skilful like nylon, let it all pile on
Yes, I'll be the target for people to fire on
Can't be someone different, believe me I tried
You think that you know me but look in my eyes
I'm not what you think, take a minute and break
Down these walls that divide us, I'm cleaning the slate
They think they know what's best
They think they know what's good
I guess I'll always be misunderstood
You think you know me so well
You think you know what I'm like
You think you're figuring me out
But that's your stereotype
You think you know me so well
You think you know what I'm like
You think you're figuring me out
But that's your stereotype
Break your stereo
Break your stereo
Break your stereo
Break ya, break ya
Break your stereo
Break your stereo
Break your stereo
Break ya
I won't be just some kind of product
Making these rhymes for some kind of profit
I won't just conform to this nonsense
Some might not like it, these haters keep knocking
They want me to change up my look
They want me to change up my sound
They say I should change who I am and my plans for the fans
Think I'm hearing that now
You know my beliefs and behaviours
Just 'cause you follow me steady on Facebook
Don't mean a thing if you don't know my life
Not one to be walked on, ain't telling you twice
I can be good, yeah I can be nice
But if you just see money then just take a hike
Box you right in, my back on the wall
Most of you here don't know me at all
You think you know me so well
You think you know what I'm like
You think you're figuring me out
But that's your stereotype
You think you know me so well
You think you know what I'm like
You think you're figuring me out
But that's your stereotype
Break your stereo
Break your stereo
Break your stereo
Break ya, break ya
Break your stereo
Break your stereo
Break your stereo
Break ya
They think they know what's best
They think they know what's good
I guess I'll always be misunderstood
They think they know what's best
They think they know what's good
I guess I'll always be misunderstood
Stop it and why would they don't understand
Be cautious, these coppers a product of man
Abolish and polish 'til no more can stand
Demolish the policies all through the land
I've been a product they follow as fans
Copy a carbon, say that's who I am
What if I'm not the man you demand?
What if I'm just who I am?
You think you know me so well
You think you know what I'm like
You think you're figuring me out
But that's your stereotype
You think you know me so well
You think you know what I'm like
You think you're figuring me out
But that's your stereotype
Break your stereo
Break your stereo
Break your stereo
Break ya, break ya
Break your stereo
Break your stereo
Break your stereo
Break ya
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Written by: Steven Cooper
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