Lil B Song Analysis

My favorite historic song is the song cold war. The artist of the song is the rapper Lil B, the song is about basically african americans dying to try to impress others instead of being themselves. When in reality people should do what makes them happy instead of trying to impress other man or women . My opinion on the artist Lil b is that he is a fun guy and he is funny but when it comes time to be serious he can come up to the table and make a decent song about issues. The most powerful lyric throughout the song is “ Everybody want the throne and then you gonna die alone”, it is powerful to me because it is just stating that while everybody is trying to become the “man” in today's society they should look to improve themselves instead of trying to show off for others. The artist experienced the majority of his friends die over costless things in his neighborhood in Los Angeles.
The next song on my EP will be the song “Tie my hands”. Made by Lil Wayne and Robin Thicke. The issue in the song is the fact that during the hurricane katrina the people was pretty much abandoned by the country and they was not helped in the manner that you would expect by the great country that we live in. My opinion on Lil Wayne is that he is a very strong lyrist and can say deep things that others wouldn’t normally comprehend. The most powerful line in the song is the line “I knock on the door, hope isn’t home fate’s not around the luck is all gone”. Meaning that when them individuals during the aftermath asked needed help no one would give them that and a lot of people's fate was death or being seriously hurt. The event took place in Lil Wayne hometown Louisiana which is way he was so moved to do a song about