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Saturday Morning Special

from 365 SONGS IN 365 DAYS by MEGABUSIVE

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THIS IS MY HOMAGE TO 'HEY' BY MF DOOM MADE IN 2000. THIS IS THE 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY, SO I FLIPPED THE SCOOBY DOO SAMPLE AND RAN WITH IT.

THE VILLAIN REFERENCE IS IN NO WAY DIRECTED TOWARD DOOM. IT IS A DIRECT REFERENCE TO THE SHOW AND SUCKER MC'S. I DO NOT CONSIDER MF DOOM A SUCKER MC. I THINK THATS APPARENT.

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emulators lay claim to game
which the have no authority to aspire for
nore even consider attempting to obtain
its a no brainer that these individuals
consider the residual effects of others' success
something they can lay claim to
i fuck with mc's like keith and doom
ngafsh and ellay khule
dave dub and subtitle
these kids listen to gucci mane
yet speak of underground through obvious and unjust entitlement
i'm from a hostly vital environment
that confronts bullshit promptly
its my job as a boss mc
to talk honestly
and sacrifice modesty
as a means of enforcing policy
arch villains get unmasked at the end of every episode
thanks to those pesky flow controllers
and committed science soldiers
the bolder the endeavor
the colder the severity
not only justifies increased stability
but also a very clear picture of damnation and undeniable invincibility
couldn't be seen
by Gilbert Gottfried

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from 365 SONGS IN 365 DAYS, track released August 28, 2010
ORIGINAL CONCEPT BY MF DOOM
HOMAGE CONCEPT CONSULTANT: JEROME DICKENS
twitter.com/jeromedickens

PRODUCED BY: MEGABUSIVE

2010 ISOLATED WAX

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