nuclearrap
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- Apr 19, 2011
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This Turkish rapper who is "Ceza" (meaning Punishment in English) and the best rapper in Turkey who also has hundreds of tracks since 90s is even better than Eminem when it comes to live performances. Look, he is not better than Eminem when it comes to flow, of course.
Listen to this live performance after 1:14
And the studio record for the song which was released in 2004:
If English was his first language, he would be a much bigger global star than 50 cent shit.
And the ChatGPT translate for the song:
War, again? I’ve become so tired, look
This will take a while, let's make a machine
If war is near, let’s charge forward
We’re here, let’s be cautious
Let’s look for a solution for peace
Those who shed blood are very sick
If the bill is high, take cash
Excuse me, let’s close this window
It’s a very cold world, what should we do?
Boss is cold, get fuel from the Middle East
“Let’s shed blood properly so that we have a trace”
Damn it! War, let’s close a chapter, otherwise
We’ll also be burned
Dream, you’re always in my sights, take your shot
Hey, ignite terror
My name is Punishment and my taste is bitter
A helmet, a bomb
Take plenty of bullets and rifles
But for every innocent child who dies, light a candle
Look at me!
Now I’ve sketched war, I’ve scribbled it
You’ve ripped apart a huge world
You’ve wounded it twice
You haven’t helped at all, children have died
They’re all left disabled
Did you hide the culprits behind the curtain?
Morning has crept into my night, ah, war again?
Ah, this beat has clenched my jaw, look
Is this a routine attack?
This tongue on the microphone is mine
Is this battery enough for peace?
Every film made is filled with war for children
Morning has crept into my night, ah, war again?
Ah, this beat has clenched my jaw, look
Is this a routine attack?
This tongue on the microphone is mine
Is this rap enough for peace?
Stress creates my back and track, cut
This protest rap lord escapes at the last minute
Does Funk, Rock, Jazz, Punk matter?
I’m chasing the lyrics, understand
I want music and peace!
If this didn’t happen every day, children
If they didn’t die every day
Minefields would always bloom
Children would always scatter flowers day by day
This tongue is mine, is this rap enough for peace?
Every film made is filled with war for children
Kalashnikov and chocolate
Don’t be Al Capone or a militant, son
Run towards peace
It’s a futile abyss, maybe a bridge
If it hasn’t collapsed, you might pass
It’s all empty
Slow down, don’t come at me, if war ends maybe
Will this tongue dry up, you think?
Children shouldn’t die in war
What’s called war, slow down a bit
Be fair, choose the target right, it’s all nonsense
Morning has crept into my night, ah, war again?
Ah, this beat has clenched my jaw, look
Is this a routine attack?
This tongue on the microphone is mine
Is this battery enough for peace?
Every film made is filled with war for children
Morning has crept into my night, ah, war again?
Ah, this beat has clenched my jaw, look
Is this a routine attack?
This tongue on the microphone is mine
Is this rap enough for peace?
Every film made is filled with war for children
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This song addresses themes of war, peace
, and the impact on children, combining powerful imagery and a call for change.
Listen to this live performance after 1:14
And the studio record for the song which was released in 2004:
If English was his first language, he would be a much bigger global star than 50 cent shit.
And the ChatGPT translate for the song:
War, again? I’ve become so tired, look
This will take a while, let's make a machine
If war is near, let’s charge forward
We’re here, let’s be cautious
Let’s look for a solution for peace
Those who shed blood are very sick
If the bill is high, take cash
Excuse me, let’s close this window
It’s a very cold world, what should we do?
Boss is cold, get fuel from the Middle East
“Let’s shed blood properly so that we have a trace”
Damn it! War, let’s close a chapter, otherwise
We’ll also be burned
Dream, you’re always in my sights, take your shot
Hey, ignite terror
My name is Punishment and my taste is bitter
A helmet, a bomb
Take plenty of bullets and rifles
But for every innocent child who dies, light a candle
Look at me!
Now I’ve sketched war, I’ve scribbled it
You’ve ripped apart a huge world
You’ve wounded it twice
You haven’t helped at all, children have died
They’re all left disabled
Did you hide the culprits behind the curtain?
Morning has crept into my night, ah, war again?
Ah, this beat has clenched my jaw, look
Is this a routine attack?
This tongue on the microphone is mine
Is this battery enough for peace?
Every film made is filled with war for children
Morning has crept into my night, ah, war again?
Ah, this beat has clenched my jaw, look
Is this a routine attack?
This tongue on the microphone is mine
Is this rap enough for peace?
Stress creates my back and track, cut
This protest rap lord escapes at the last minute
Does Funk, Rock, Jazz, Punk matter?
I’m chasing the lyrics, understand
I want music and peace!
If this didn’t happen every day, children
If they didn’t die every day
Minefields would always bloom
Children would always scatter flowers day by day
This tongue is mine, is this rap enough for peace?
Every film made is filled with war for children
Kalashnikov and chocolate
Don’t be Al Capone or a militant, son
Run towards peace
It’s a futile abyss, maybe a bridge
If it hasn’t collapsed, you might pass
It’s all empty
Slow down, don’t come at me, if war ends maybe
Will this tongue dry up, you think?
Children shouldn’t die in war
What’s called war, slow down a bit
Be fair, choose the target right, it’s all nonsense
Morning has crept into my night, ah, war again?
Ah, this beat has clenched my jaw, look
Is this a routine attack?
This tongue on the microphone is mine
Is this battery enough for peace?
Every film made is filled with war for children
Morning has crept into my night, ah, war again?
Ah, this beat has clenched my jaw, look
Is this a routine attack?
This tongue on the microphone is mine
Is this rap enough for peace?
Every film made is filled with war for children
---
This song addresses themes of war, peace
, and the impact on children, combining powerful imagery and a call for change.