Essaywhuman?!!!??!
Roots, The · Do You Want More?!!!??!
KEYS CHECK 1-2
DRUMS CHECK 1-2
Its The Roots,
Now what we want y'all to do is sit back y'all, and just relax y'all,
Sit back y'all, and just relax y'all,
Sit back y'all, and just relax y'all,
and if you dig it let me hear your mega snap y'all,
Gods thought y'all, he on the keys right,
lenoard hubbord ya'll he's on the bass right,
?: ya'll, he's on the drums right,
Now who I am....
(beat box)
Black Thought.
(beat box)
Everybody say the name of this jam y'all
(chorus)
Essaywhuman, Essaywhuman, Essaywh-uman, Essay whuman, x2
Essay whuman,Essay whuman, EssayWh-uman, Essay whuman.x2
I'm the
(beat box)
Rhyme displayer.
The vocal
(beatbox)
Player.
(beatbox)
I wont chill,
(beatbox)
So show us some freakin skill.
Now, wait a sec,
You got a
(beatbox)
rep.
so....The jam,,,,
The name of this jam,
(chorus)
We got to blah... bring it on,
Steve Cole is... on the horn.
In case you thought my guard was caught,
My name is...
(beatbox)
Black thought.
Im from the...Roots clan,
Say Common is my...
(beatbox)
Man.
We got to...
(beatbox)
rock the jam!
(chorus)
Be-doop... Get a taste,
of leonard, Bang!... Hubb on the base.
He...plays it sweet,
He doesnt... Boom, dont lose the beat.
Your words... you heard just what I said.
So leonard's...freakin with my head,
but yo he's boom, bang still my man.
Rockin the...
(beatbox)
The name of this jam...
(chorus)
Essaywhuman?!!!??!
The song "Essaywhuman?!!!??!" by The Roots serves as a dynamic song in their discography, reflecting the group's signature blend of jazz-infused hip-hop and rhythmic complexity. Released on the album *Do You Want More?!!!??!*, the track exemplifies the band's ability to weave intricate percussion patterns with socially conscious themes. As a core member of the hip-hop collective, The Roots have consistently pushed the boundaries of the genre, merging live instrumentation with modern production techniques. This recording continues their legacy of creating music that is both sonically rich and intellectually stimulating, characteristic of their work spanning from the late 1980s through the present day. The track stands as a testament to their commitment to artistic evolution and their unique voice within the broader landscape of American music.