Yeah, yeah,
OK, look
We’re taking it back to the early days of it
Freestylin live In the circle and public.
People when they walk by saying it they love it
If this was a mix tape, you would have to dub it!
Don’t club it, sit back nothing
Freestyle for the people in the streets pump it!
Live in front of Ameba, live … 
Live we’re chilling with chebba
Why they smoking the re fa.
Get beneath ya franklin's, that’s what I need bruh
More respect man, I’m feeling just like Arethra
Time to get my mills up like Stephanie Bakem
..get back I need ya 
Millimeter, I greet ya, eat ya
Any rapper can get it fuck in the feature
And since BET left me out of their cypher
I freestyle my own cypher, I don’t have to like ya!
Shoot rappers off the roof just like the sniper
DC, easy, see me, we be 
This is for the grinders and skateboarders that rock DCs
I got polo boots make it easy 
This my brother Gephil we call him Gefezie
Off of the hizzie full drop weezy
See me, get a grind me slide me easy
Vegetable oil homie, my flow is so breezy!
This is to the high roll flow so gyro
So acrobatic, I beat them up tybo 
I go, I know, flow a suicidal
Shout out to aaron g. this rhyme is tribal
A real rapper, to seal rappers, to feel rappers
Never had a murder in life,  but I kill rappers
Ill rappers will kill rappers and seal rappers
Mortal Combat, Sub Zero, better chill rappers!

Yeah, yeah, I remember when my cousin 
bought me bigger and better
Kangol hat, I was more fresher 
Cool J tape, first tape I ever had
All in my mirror practicing, I’m back
Pay In Full everyday I rock him
Cause every rap tape wanted to be like him
West Coast, I was raised on a East shit
Walk this way then, that Run DMC Sh..
Cross over that…
Big Daddy came, three cuts in my eyebrow 
Playing low in theory, real hip hop I you hear me!
Uh, hopes in my lungs
Just like checkers I’m a king, you’re a pawn
Great Adventures of Slick Rick greatest story ever, oh yeah, get this

Chorus:
When the beat is fresh, and the rhyme is real
And the music really get you that feel 
Oh, man, damn I miss hip hop!
Man, damn I miss 
Rappers said it and they did it, and they really had fans
And you could blow up without having a dance
Oh, man, damn I miss hip hop!
Damn I miss!

Who remember when ghetto boys drop, that classic album we can’t be stopped
Scareface, one of the best in hip hop
My eyes playing tricks on me till this day that knocks
Me against the world, feeling like Pac
Like 93' still have a haven't stopped
High roll I just had to get pops
And Digital Underground they stayed on my block
Wanted to be like Short in that drop on that born to mack and the city on the mob.
And to me Hammer was the greatest
Twenty years later, man I ain’t afraid to say it!
Every Saturday used to watch his cartoon 
With pictures, and posters, of him in my room
Man, cause he made the city shine
And all around the world, they were saying Hammer Time

Chorus:
When the beat is fresh, and the rhyme is real
And the music really get you that feel 
Oh, man, damn I miss hip hop!
Man, damn I miss 
Rappers said it and they did it, and they really had fans
And you could blow up without having a dance
Oh, man, damn I miss hip hop!
Damn I miss!

Barber Shop disputes over who was the right one
Who was more gangster Gucci rappers or Spice 1
Playing Chuck T. saying damn, did he say that?
F*** John Winnie and it was pressed did he play that?
K.R.S. one man… 
‘till this day goggle got me on a promo beat
I grew up in Oakland off A.p.g
That was Action Packed Gangster, who feel me?
When I first heard outcast loud
J first I haven’t been blow, how?
N.W.A., straight out of Compton
DOC that was just sh** was knocking
Too hard for the radio Mac Dre
Living federal like E-40
Oh rap game, really miss pac
But to the West Coast, that was hip hop!

Chorus:
When the beat is fresh, and the rhyme is real
And the music really get you that feel 
Oh, man, damn I miss hip hop!
Man, damn I miss 
Rappers said it and they did it, and they really had fans
And you could blow up without having a dance
Oh, man, damn I miss hip hop!
Damn I miss!

                          Thanks to Dillon Sims for correcting these lyrics