Kendrick Lamar (Maad City) (2012) AI 음성 생성기를 무료로 시도해보세요

Ni watch me in these streets like vultures circlin', my people dying while the system keep workin'. Touch my family, that's a death wish, believe me, ain't no hesitation when it's time for the reaping. Blood on concrete tell stories that the news won't speak about.

Listen, when you're creating art, you gotta understand that every struggle is part of your story, and every moment shapes your voice. Don't chase what others doing, chase your truth, embrace the pain, and let it transform into something beautiful, you feel me?

Yeah, streets got me twisted like DNA strands, my mind racing through Compton lanes. See these visions crystal clear now, watching shadows dance while I'm spitting truth to the concrete. Young K-Dot speaking prophecy, let it marinate, feel me?

Sitting in the back of that Impala, watching Compton pass by through tinted windows. Mama always told me watch them corners, but young minds don't listen when the streets calling. Summer heat got everybody outside, ice cream truck melody playing while little homies chase dreams.

Met this girl at the corner store near Rosecrans, music playing from her phone while she counting change. Something bout her energy got me thinking bout destiny, how the city lights make everything feel like poetry. Summer nights got me feeling seventeen again.

The concrete jungle breeds warriors disguised as victims. We transform through pain, like roses growing through sidewalk cracks. Society sees what it wants to see, but beneath these city lights, we're all just searching for our wings, trying to break free from these mental prisons.

You know, being in the studio, man, it's like this spiritual thing. I'm just trying to put these words together, these experiences from the streets, from my people. Every bar gotta mean something, you know what I'm saying? That's what makes the music real.

See, we keep running from ourselves, trying to find answers in all these complex places. But what if I told you the truth is right here? Inside us. We're afraid of simplicity because we're afraid of what's real. That's why we need to embrace our truth.