GETTING MY HIPHOP TO WORK

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A HipHopDX critique discovered the album's principal topic as "the grim, Just about macabre point out of Hip Hop". The critique goes on to establish that topic as appearing most strongly on "On Faux Nem," where Lupe "longs for your culturally destructive bars he hears... to be lies instead of rooted in genuine-globe beef", and on "Ms.The police alo