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Last week, the young Long Beach rap insurgent Vince Staples shared "Señorita," the first single from his official debut album Summertime '06.With its sweeping production and its Future hook.
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Songfacts®: This song features Vince Staples' hood narratives, as well as a hook by Future comprising lyrics sampled from his Honest track "Covered N Money." Staples told Artist Direct: "If you listen to the lyrics, the production, and what's said on the hook and you watch the video, it doesn't really add up and make sense.
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Vinyl Rip of Vince Staples' 'Señorita' from his 2015 album Summertime '06. Original 2015 (Segment 1) Def Jam Recordings, Blacksmith Music and ARTium Recordings pressing..more
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Vince Staples: Señorita: Directed by Ian Pons Jewell. With Future, Vince Staples.
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Vince Staples. Vincent Jamal Staples (born July 2, 1993) is an American rapper and singer from Long Beach, California. Staples first became known for his association with California-based alternative hip hop collective Odd Future, namely Mike G and Earl Sweatshirt. He signed with Talib Kweli 's Blacksmith Records prior to releasing his.
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Vince Staples - Señorita Lyrics | Lyrics.com Señorita Lyrics by Vince Staples from the Summertime '06 album- including song video, artist biography, translations and more: 9 millimeter, my brothers my keeper Was serving that ether before I did features My mamacita, she know how to greet me. Login The STANDS4 Network ABBREVIATIONS ANAGRAMS
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Table of Contents A Journey of Self-Reflection Señorita takes listeners on a deeply introspective journey where Vince Staples reflects on his personal experiences and confronts the harsh realities of his surroundings. The song navigates through the struggles of growing up amidst violence, poverty, and racial discrimination.
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Lyrics:Future [2x]9 millimeter, my brothers my keeperWas serving that ether before I did featuresMy mamacita, she know how to greet meShe know how to keep me.
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Vince Staples Señorita video with lyrics. I saw no lyric video for this song so I decided to make one myself.Second Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/Yu.
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Vince Staples performing Señorita at The Masonic Temple in Detroit, MI on his 2018 Tour with Tyler, The Creator (February 27, 2018)Vince Staples - Señorita:.
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She know how to keep me. She better not get. 9 millimeter, my brother's my keeper. Was serving that ether before I did features. My mamacita, she know how to greet me. She know how to keep me, she keep me, she-. Fuck ya dead homies, run ya bread, homie. Got some lead for me, I'm on Artesia. Parked in my Bimmer, bumping my own shit.
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The Californian rapper threw himself into his performance
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However, no matter how senseless the hook comes across, Staples' appropriation of this lyric is actually quite smart: paramount to this song is its embedding of the originally irrational, violent and poor situation of young Hip-Hop artists in American society to this day.