Queen Latifah - The Pros (feat. Daddy-O)

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Tommy Boy Records is a legendary Hip Hop & Electronic record label founded in New York City in 1981. The label is credited with launching the careers of notable legends Queen Latifah, House of Pain, Coolio and Naughty By Nature.

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Lyrics:
I stepped into a basement party in Brooklyn
The brothers was looking as soon as I put a foot in
A female walked up to me and said, "Latifah bust a line"
I don't think you're on the strength, show me the time
I said, "If you really want to do this we can do this fine'
Take six paces and begin to rhyme"
As soon as attempted to make a sound
I ate her up with the verb broke her down with the noun
'Cause I hate it when someone challenges with me but cannot balance with me
I get annoyed when they can't go blow for blow
I get pissed when I hear the lyrics a sucker brings
Ha ha, I was thinking the same thing
Well I was approached by a whole damn group of them
Rhyme thieves, biters, and bums
Took me kind of light, said they wanted to fight
I kinda got uptight (You didn't do what I think you did?) Yeah, right!
Bash! went the first, Smash! went the next one (What about the third?)
He started, he started to run
But to his surprise, his feet must have slipped
Cause I snapped that neck before the second step
You see you may speculate, but everybody knows
Not one amateur can deal with the pros
These are the pros, coming now from Queen Latifah and Daddy-O
And if you want to hear more then just follow
If you like the smooth chanted lyrics then just say "Bo bo bo!"
There was a time that a man could go
Anyplace, anywhere without a Rambo
But now me have to keep me pistol loaded with rhyme
Have to deal with bad breath biters that step out of line
So when they make a move them surely get a taste of it
I'm Daddy-O and I don't quit
So feel the flow, y'all because you're under attack
From my rhymes, 'cause I'm writing swift rhymes in stacks
And four words to the wack, just, "Stay the hell back"
Cause it's a fact, if you're wack you ain't saying jack
So we can go rhyme for rhyme if you wish
But eating you suckers is my favorite dish
And I warned you suckers if you messed with me
You'll be the next ingredient in my recipe
Start and don't finish, I'll hunt you down
And you can't run forever, so you'll be found
And with nowhere to run, and nowhere to hide
How you want to be eaten, boy, baked or fried?
It's Latifah the Queen, pioneer of the mainstream
I flow just like a pro cause it's the same thing
Suckers have to realize how foolish they sound
So button your lips and stop trying to be down
I caught you out there (How many times?)
A lot of times
Cause when it comes to mine, you know I gotta rhyme
Stepping to the right, to the left
To the best place, well I have to face
A sucker like a pooh-butt, weak and soft
Riding my bra strap trying to get off
Understand and know, if you want to go
You'd better be ready to flow 'cause I'm a pro
We wax floors with bums, make mocks out of some
Sting 'em hard, and watch them complain how it stung
Kidnap the babysitter, lock 'em inside a box
Daddy-O and the true blue Queen of Rock

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1 of the most slept-on, forgotten, DOPEST songs ever recorded! 🫡 🔥 🔥

TheLivingLegend

This takes me back to the Beautiful Era

joerokhed

This shit iz hard...f--- whatcha heard!

DudesaLibra

Queen Latifah / Daddy-O on the same track only adds up to one venomous track. These two giants willingly pass the mic to each other with a steady and intricate delivery that would make a non-hiphop fan take note of this track. No other female rapper (with exception of ISIS aka Lin Que) blessed hiphop listeners with volumes of Afrocentric, women empowerment rhymes. Queen’s body of studio hiphop albums lasted from 1989-1998. These dates do not include her Jazz or R&B efforts. New jacks take note of Queen/ Daddy-O’s style and technique. These spittaz are not to be played with lyrically.

musicmadness

jesus
this was 1989??

yeah mon — if i didn't know any better i'da told you this was a 2018 joint, at the earliest!

i see you, queen & pops!

RexGanymede

Still bumpin' in 2019...East Orange Stand Up!

clueless

This needs more views and likes! she's the realest rapper ever

ivannaanderson

My favorite Queen's song! BUFFALO, NY 716

JamesBrown-jihi

Best track on the LP by far, love it. Nice Miles Davis sample aswell

RobDarkhalf

To this date I think this beautiful Queen is so underrated and the don't underrate it in the rap industry she opened the door for a whole lot of female rappers

swanjackson