Fire In The Booth has been going on now for a long long time now, and every once in a while I hear one which just makes me stop everything I'm doing and just turn the world off as I put it on replay for hours on end. It's has been a good few months now since I've heard one which has really jumped at me, but not to my surprise Krept & Konans feature on it earlier this weekend set me off. Absolute madness. No boasting. No bragging. No talk about swag. No talk about girls. Just straight up real talk about their lifes. My kind of music. If you've missed it then watch it now...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QcNgj-IjUEU
Krept & Konan are notorious for their crazy metaphors, two of pretty much the only lyricist that every time I hear the spit I get hyped too see what hidden messages and complexed metaphors they have to put down. Like honestly their verse's and lyrics are not straight forward and it takes a trained ear to really hear what they are saying and see the picture they are painting. Normally they are funny, but in this they deep and thought provoking. And I love music that makes you think.
They tell their story throughout the freestyle, and it's good too see the real inside story of what it is like for them, and for most of black rappers. Coming up from ends and hitting the big time. Giving a real insight into what we all see as the life of our dreams. Krept & Konan lay out the dream life, leaving you thinking it sounds like some what of a night mare. A night mare that anyone reading this would kill to live out...
