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Product features
- Available in sizes S to 4XL for the perfect fit.
- Double-needle stitching ensures durability and longevity.
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Care instructions
- Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F)
- Do not bleach
- Tumble dry: low heat
- Iron, steam or dry: low heat
- Do not dryclean
M. Potent - Sold Our Soul
(Verse 1)
Listen close, y'all, as I share my two cents
'Bout the game that's changed, and the culture that's bent
See, hip hop's roots run deep, a movement born to rise
But now it's all about the dough, and the suits with the compromise
They watered down the sound, made it safe for the air
Ignored the messages, and the struggles we share
From the bottom to the top, it's all just a show
Hip hop's lost its essence, and it's time to let it grow
(Chorus)
It's a cryin' shame, the state we're in
Sold our soul for the dough, and the fame within
From the underground to the mainstream
Hip hop's lost its way, but we can still reclaim
(Verse 2)
They say it's all about the art, but that's just a lie
It's all about the money, and the suits gettin' by
They take our rhymes, our style, our flair
And sell it back to us, with a commercial air
Cultural appropriation, they ain't got a clue
Think they own the culture, but they're just rentin' it, boo
From Macklemore to Iggy, they're all on the list
But we ain't forgettin' the roots, and the ones who persist
(Chorus)
It's a cryin' shame, the state we're in
Sold our soul for the dough, and the fame within
From the underground to the mainstream
Hip hop's lost its way, but we can still reclaim
(Verse 3)
Now I ain't sayin' it's all bad, there's still some good
Artists keepin' it real, like they knew they would
But the industry's a monster, it's all about the gain
And if you ain't makin' hits, you're just a waste of space, ain't no one got time for that
So I'ma keep it real, keep it true
Hip hop's lost its way, but I'm still reppin' you
The culture, the movement, the art, the sound
Hip hop's still alive, in the underground.
Copyright Todd Pronovost 2025
