3D

Tech N9ne's 3D: Unveiling the Multidimensional Essence in Hip-Hop
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Lyrics

My shit bangs concocted Strange (I keep it zero degrees)

Expressing the power and impact of the artist's work created under the Strange Music label. The reference to "zero degrees" may signify a cool or unique style.

Lost his fame but I sustained (so many people agree)

Despite losing fame, the artist has maintained relevance and approval from many. The line suggests resilience in the face of challenges.

'Bout this thang, it's not the same but when you speak on me

Addressing changes in the music industry, emphasizing that the artist's approach is distinct. The mention of speaking about the artist adds a personal dimension.

Some of the mentions I see (what) you one dimension I'm 3 (D)

Some mentions about the artist are one-dimensional, while the artist himself is multidimensional (3D). This could refer to a deeper, more complex personality or artistic style.

One dimension I'm 3 (D), you one dimension I'm 3 (D)

Reiteration of the idea that the artist is multidimensional (3D) compared to those who speak about him in a limited way.

You not meant to flow, I'm intentional, one dimension I'm 3 (D)

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'Bout this thang, it's not the same, but when you speak on me

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Some of the mentions I see (what), you one dimension I'm 3 (D)

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This the mo' betta art my longevity gonna hit the forever mark (scripture)

Asserting that the artist's art is superior, with a lasting impact that will be remembered forever ("forever mark"). The mention of "scripture" may emphasize the depth and significance of the artist's work.

Hissers missed the go getter spark I'm innovative like I was sister Rosetta Tharpe

Comparing the artist's innovation to Sister Rosetta Tharpe, highlighting creativity in both hip hop and rock genres.

Speakin' of that shit my hip hop mix and rock is attractive to the masses

Emphasizing the artist's diverse appeal, while addressing misconceptions about the relationship between musical style and racial identity.

But you think it doesn't equate to blackness

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Shaq yak and the actress that had a baby for Chadwick

References to celebrities (Shaq, an actress) and a tribute to Chadwick Boseman. The mention of Thanos from Marvel may symbolize the artist's powerful impact.

I'm on my Thanos ashes to ashes (yeah)

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You can't tell me that Tecca N9na ain't the strange (yeah)

Defending the artist's influence in the music industry, questioning the critics who blame him for certain trends ("choppa thang").

How you gonna say that when I brought it into the game?

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Gotta blame me for the people still bumpin' the choppa thang

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Try to shame me, what you be yellin' is cockamamie (yeah)

Addressing haters and criticism, asserting that negative comments won't tarnish the artist's reputation.

So plop atop ya granny all of your hatin' blatantly will not defame me

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All of you statin' that we dissolved are fakin' so try new hobbies

Challenging rumors of the artist's decline, comparing it to waiting for the Anunnaki, a reference to a mythological group.

'Cause waitin' for me to fall be like waiting for the Anunnaki

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My shit bangs concocted Strange (I keep it zero degrees)

Repetition of the earlier themes, emphasizing the artist's multidimensional nature and challenging one-dimensional perceptions.

Lost his fame but I sustained (so many people agree)

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'Bout this thang, it's not the same but when you speak on me

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Some of the mentions I see (what) you one dimension I'm 3 (D)

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One dimension I'm 3 (D), you one dimension I'm 3 (D)

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You not meant to flow, I'm intentional, one dimension I'm 3 (D)

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'Bout this thang, it's not the same, but when you speak on me

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Some of the mentions I see (what), you one dimension I'm 3 (D)

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What type of artist do you want Tech to be?

Pondering the type of artist the audience wants, addressing criticism for breaking genre norms, and acknowledging the complexity of the artist's work.

In genre breakin' got a lot of stake in equity

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But I see sour hoodie niggas sayin' fuck my complexity

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I rap high in the chain but I'm given a black eye in the game lames Uncle Fester me

Referencing negative reactions to the artist's success ("given a black eye"), asserting dominance in the rap family ("paterfamilias").

Chatter could drill ya, it can happen when you come and try to drop slam batter the killa

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The hot jam rapper to peel ya in the family of rap I'm the goddamn paterfamilias

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But you ain't listenin' past my Anghellic CD's

Noting the persistence of fans praising the artist's early work ("Anghellic CD's"), with a playful reference to a romantic encounter.

I know 'cause you say it's your favorite every time you see me

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Hee-hee treated me like I gave your lady a VD and heard you were her man

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But she really wanted my pee wee (yeah)

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How fuckin' strange music can we be (yeah) enough to be still killin'

Highlighting the uniqueness of Strange Music and the artist's ability to remain relevant and free-spirited despite industry pressures.

When a handful of artists wanted to be free (yeah)

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Mean frowning at me, my felons don't bust BB's

Addressing critics ("mean frowning") and asserting the artist's dominance over them.

The king clown and the G is tellin' you suck 3 D's

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My shit bangs concocted Strange (I keep it zero degrees)

Reiteration of the core themes, emphasizing the artist's resilience, multidimensional nature, and dismissal of one-dimensional critiques.

Lost his fame but I sustained (so many people agree)

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'Bout this thang, it's not the same but when you speak on me

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Some of the mentions I see (what) you one dimension I'm 3 (D)

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One dimension I'm 3 (D), you one dimension I'm 3 (D)

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You not meant to flow, I'm intentional, one dimension I'm 3 (D)

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'Bout this thang, it's not the same, but when you speak on me

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Some of the mentions I see (what), you one dimension I'm 3 (D)

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The lyrics of this song contain explicit content.
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