It is conceptually the "Black Collective" speaking to how systemic racism feels, it is the rythym of Black Survival, it is the poignant nature of the unadulterated, raw black sound, succinctly, it is the "Black Experience in America"
To get black on you, my daddy once regurgitated "in every black man, there is a nigga trying to get out"...
With regard to who wrote it; Scatman was a master with the oral discipline-he writes a song about the iconic, Stanley Kubrick. You can only deduce that Scatman sprinkled his dust onto the lyrics...
It is conceptually the "Black Collective" speaking to how systemic racism feels, it is the rythym of Black Survival, it is the poignant nature of the unadulterated, raw black sound, succinctly, it is the "Black Experience in America"
To get black on you, my daddy once regurgitated "in every black man, there is a nigga trying to get out"...
With regard to who wrote it; Scatman was a master with the oral discipline-he writes a song about the iconic, Stanley Kubrick. You can only deduce that Scatman sprinkled his dust onto the lyrics...