Beanie Siegel Freestlye

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Beenie Mack

Rocafella y'all

Check

Check



A yo two decades three years and still in order

I done stabbed sticks killed bricks drowned drops of water

Ate a million dollars

Shitted four million quarters

Stuck mothers sisters aunt nieces and daughters

Fuck taco bell

I run south of the border

Cop a whole pie and you working wit a quarter

Stay cased up like my man Rhyme Slaughter

Sleep in crack spots on off that water

Y'all scrape up for weed money and grub

Me and my man role in a Benz four dub

On our way to the club

Smoking weed out the jug

While most stay in court trying to plead wit the judge

What!

Fist and wrist stay glitered up

Don pee sip it up to I spit it up

I fuck bitches who bust checks to flood my neck

Give me rough sex

Huff wet

Bust teks

Feds eyeing, like I'm imported that shit

I trying to be cased up in court for that shit

I just want to breeze through sported that shit

Laughing at them point niggaz snorting that shit

Y'all niggaz would never finish that y'all be starting

Never could back up that shit y'all be talking

I make you famous

I put your face on milk cartons

Beenie Mack smoother than Jerome on Martin

I keep the silence on the three eighty loughton

Quiets the bus but can't do shit about this sparking

That's why I get my bodies right before darken

Your dogs ain't biting shit, just doing a lot of barking

Your squads leaking

Fronting like y'all eating

Rent a little car get dress on the weekend

That that Joe shit

You don't know me why you speaking?

Cause I shut down blocks and clock like Puerto Ricans

Beenie Mack rap gorilla

I'm out for the scrilla

Face it ain't no replacement for this killer

Beanie Siegel Freestlye

Jay-Z's "Beanie Siegel Freestlye" captures the rapper's signature command of the mic during a freestyle performance. Known for his sharp wordplay and ability to weave complex narratives, Jay-Z delivers a track that highlights his improvisational skills and lyrical dexterity. This recording stands as a testament to his status as a master of hip-hop, showcasing the raw energy and precision that define his extensive discography. The song reflects the collaborative spirit often found in his work, paying homage to fellow artist Beanie Siegel while maintaining the distinct sonic identity that has made Jay-Z a cornerstone of the genre. It remains a compelling example of his ability to craft memorable moments outside of traditional album structures.