This week's chart features Chamillionaire's new single, a double threat from Kanye West, and a new No.1. Yes y'all, the Chi-town chart king Common has been dethroned. Find out more in our weekly Top 10 Rap Songs list.
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Chamillionaire’s new single is not about racial profiling. “Listen” to the song, there is a concept and a meaning to it. It’s much deeper then just your average single.
^yeah Henry do you actually listen to the song or do you just press play…..hmmm and they pay you for this. Must be nice. Ultimate Victory Sept 18th. Chamilitary mayne
Music (like art) is subject to personal interpretation. And what I got out of the song, which I’ve listened to at least 51 times before adding it to this list, is a story about targeted profiling on the part of law enforcement. Another interesting point is that, Cham refuses to cooperate with the law because he adheres to “the G-Code.” I could name 200 other sub-themes and concepts, but I didn’t think it was necessary to fill the whole page with just my thoughts on one song.
Get it? Got it? Good.