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I actually quite like this song, except for the robbing jewlery stores part, and I've been meaning to look up the lyrics for the relatively few parts I couldn't understand (as opposed to "Pump It", where I have excused myself for not being able to understand lines like "Apl. de ap. from Philippines" and "La-da-di-dup-dup die dy"; it's a neat song, though). I was just now looking for something else altogether (Dale, this is all your fault) when I came across this. I was interested in both the references in the song, and its translation, and thought I'd post the link in case anyone else is.
Nelly
Okay, I'll bite. I quite thought that this thread was about somebody who engaged in the making of rap music while cooking. But no. So what IS it about, Miss Jackie?
Well, Father Steve, I figured that if I got only one response, it would be from you! But I did think you'd already know the song (Grillz), since you keep up with the kids, and all. Kind of an odd thing to make up a song about, but.
For ex.:
"I got a grill I call "penny candy", you know what that means,
It look like Now n' Laters, gum drops, jelly beans
"translates" to:
I have got some dental jewelry I call "penny candy", because it has many different colored gems
It also looks like the candies Now n' Laters, gum drops and jelly beans, all of which come in many colors
And I put my money where my mouth is and bought a grill
20 carats, 30 stacks, let em know I'm so fo' real
is "translated" as:
I don't just boast about diamonds--I actually bought some dental jewelry for myself
Mine contains 20 carats of diamonds and cost me $30,000, so everyone can see for themselves that I am genuinely wealthy
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