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Black Wonder Twins – “LOW LIFE N’ HI TECH”
Jan
Black Wonder Twins zap out the competition in their newest song, “LOW LIFE N’ HI TECH.”
Electrifying their wordplay with determination and confidence, the rappers declare that they’re in another league of my own.
Their desire to continuously grow can be felt in these bars,
“Need more strength when I attack/Low Life n—as and High Tech/How many more you want me to wreck/I get the power when Im vexed.”
Showing the differences between themselves and spoon-fed individuals, they spit:
“Ayo, I’m super electronic charged/They can’t spar with/’Cause these niggas built like flan/Who they on par with.”
Following this, they elaborate on their go-getter methods and why applying pressure at all times is essential.
“Took a long time to get it shakin’/Kubrick with the vision/I’m flying all through space and time/Gotta take a lot just to take mine,” they spit. “Uh, I can not afford to slip/I can’t even force this shit/Dust off the shoulders quick.”
As the song progresses, the rap duo shows the benefits of working behind the scenes.
“Livin hella low life inside high tech with self-drivin’ cars,” he raps.
As they zone out the background noise, Black Wonder Twins use the hate as motivation. In this line, they say it best: “I know me doing me gives the wicked zero rest.”
This line of raps also shows the bigger picture
“When they push me to the edge/How I make em mad?/Put more singles on they head.”
Like the song title reads, “LOW LIFE N’ HI TECH” has a sonically advanced soundscape. Reverbs, hollow basslines and other futuristic-centered loops are the truer foundation of Black Wonder Twins’ concrete rhymes.