i just dont understand

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    i just dont understand
    HIGHTOWER
    says: (21 Oct '10)

    ok if anyone can help. iv listened to lupes album the cool over a milion times sense it dropped and i still dont understand wat hes talking about n streets on fire     and if u read these lupe id love to no the answer but till then that song will stay on repeat 

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Submitted by HIGHTOWER
on Thu, 2010-10-21 09:03

ok if anyone can help. iv listened to lupes album the cool over a milion times sense it dropped and i still dont understand wat hes talking about n streets on fire     and if u read these lupe id love to no the answer but till then that song will stay on repeat 

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not losers...LASERS's picture

Fri, 2011-03-25 22:26 — not losers...LASERS
The female that he's talking about is the game/the streets and all the bad things that are associated with it...and he's depicting it as a disease.
Soun's picture

Wed, 2011-02-02 18:01 — Soun
oh & 2 be more specific listen 2 the hook...its another 1 of Lupe's characters tht he sculpes its a female & she represents the negative/destructive thngs tht r associated with aids/more importantly niggas actions
HIGHTOWER's picture

Sat, 2010-10-23 19:46 — HIGHTOWER
Ook So/un I feel u now it makes more sense good lookin out.
MNapolis's picture

Fri, 2010-10-22 03:01 — MNapolis
It defiantly relates to the theme of The Cool, I think its more than just AIDs. SO/UN may be right.
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Thu, 2010-10-21 21:43 — fiasco-winchester
Government, Illuminati, Social Ills....
Soun's picture

Thu, 2010-10-21 20:06 — Soun
In the song "Streets On Fire" Lupe uses the aids disease as a metaphor 4 the negative thngs that go on in the hood...because aids kills the body...& the thngsa niggas do kill the brains/are own ppl...u understand now?
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Thu, 2010-10-21 16:36 — MNapolis
At first I thought he might have been talking about an actual disease like AIDS or something but now I think it's something else.