Yea man. I finally get it. Aesop is talking about police vs. the people in Brooklyn and Fulton. How the police are swayed by influences. The farmers appear to be the just people who try and punish them whenever a policeman acts corrupt and is shown. Ace is just an explorer, exploring this.
Yea man. I finally get it. Aesop is talking about police vs. the people in Brooklyn and Fulton. How the police are swayed by influences. The farmers appear to be the just people who try and punish them whenever a policeman acts corrupt and is shown. Ace is just an explorer, exploring this.
I would also add a simple punctuation correction:
"And while I don't know the working details of your tribes I know that that's one ugly fucking tie Asshole pigs..."
Should be:
"And while I don't know the working details of your tribes I know that that's one ugly fucking tie... Asshole.
Pigs... (CHORUS)"
At least, that's how I hear it. I think the "asshole" is a continuation of the insult in the verse, and the "pigs" kicks the chorus off.
This is such a great track, I'm surprised it was hidden!
Yea man. I finally get it. Aesop is talking about police vs. the people in Brooklyn and Fulton. How the police are swayed by influences. The farmers appear to be the just people who try and punish them whenever a policeman acts corrupt and is shown. Ace is just an explorer, exploring this.
Yea man. I finally get it. Aesop is talking about police vs. the people in Brooklyn and Fulton. How the police are swayed by influences. The farmers appear to be the just people who try and punish them whenever a policeman acts corrupt and is shown. Ace is just an explorer, exploring this.