Lyrical Warfare
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| “Lyrical Warfare” | ||
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| Song by MC Funky J | ||
| Album | FunkDetta | |
| Released | December 15, 2007 (North America) January 24, 2008 (UK) January 24, 2008 (Australia)January 24, 2008 (Japan) |
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| Format | Digital download (U.S.) CD single (worldwide) |
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| Genre | Hip-Hop | |
| Length | 3:33 | |
| Label | none | |
| Writer | MC Funky J | |
| Producer | Quad:DeuceO | |
"Lyrical Warfare" also known as "Lyrical Warfare (KRS-One Diss)" is a diss song by American rapper MC Funky J.
The song is directed towards the rapper's one time friend and mentor KRS-One. The track is to be featured on MC Funky J's debut album FunkDetta. The album's release date has not yet been given.
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[edit] Song
"Lyrical Warfare" was produced by hiphop producer Quad Deuce O and performed by MC Funky J. The song contains a sample of KRS-One saying "I Love Beating White Boys!".
MC Funky J also attacks his mentor by saying he owes the Internal Revenue Service a half a million dollars in back taxes, calling him a racist, liar and a cheat by rapping "Yo Krisoney ain't got the Cahonies/ he used to be my homie until he phoned me/ talkin some crazy ass shit/ true colors were revealed/ the boy lies and steals/ plus his heart is filled with hate/ in other words he's fake/ just like some silicone titties".
He also tosses a shot at Akon for some unknown reason saying "Stay Fakin like Akon".
[edit] Distribution
Lyrical Warfare can be found on on all the major online music sites such as iTunes, eMusic, Rhapsody, Napster, Amazon.com MP3 and Snocap.
[edit] Credits and personnel
- Lead vocals – MC Funky J
- Recording engineer – Dan Green
- Producers – Quad:DeuceO
- Recorded at Amerisound Studio in Columbus, Ohio, United States
