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Lupe Fiasco – All Black Everything

  • March 7, 2011
  • Kevin Benoit
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“Lupe Fiasco – All Black Everything” is a compelling and thought-provoking track that showcases Lupe Fiasco’s exceptional storytelling and lyrical prowess. Released as part of his 2011 album “Lasers,” the song stands out as a powerful and imaginative exploration of an alternate reality.  All Black Everything Lyrics are beautifully written.

The song’s premise centers around a hypothetical world where historical injustices and tragedies never occurred, and society advanced with positive outcomes. Lupe skillfully paints vivid pictures of this alternate universe, where significant events, such as the slave trade and racial discrimination, never took place. Instead, he envisions a world of unity, progress, and equality, celebrating the achievements of African-Americans in this alternate timeline. All Black Everything Lyrics add a melodic and catchy element to the song.

Lupe Fiasco’s thought-provoking lyrics delve deep into the complexities of history and social issues, encouraging listeners to contemplate the impact of the past on our present reality. His delivery is passionate and engaging, drawing the audience into the narrative and inspiring them to reflect on the possibilities of a better future.

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The production of “All Black Everything” complements the song’s theme, featuring a melodic and uplifting beat that enhances the optimistic tone of the track. The blend of Lupe’s compelling storytelling and the captivating instrumental creates a memorable and emotionally resonant listening experience.

Overall, “Lupe Fiasco – All Black Everything” is a standout track that showcases Lupe Fiasco’s unique ability to tackle profound topics with creativity and intelligence. It’s a testament to his status as a thought-provoking lyricist and an artist who uses his platform to shed light on important social issues. The song remains a timeless piece of art that continues to inspire listeners to imagine a world where history’s scars have healed and equality prevails.

Check out the All Black Everything Lyrics and Video here…

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All Black Everything Lyrics

Sometimes you just gotta… go!
You would never know
What you could ever be
If you never try
You would never see
Stayed in Africa
Where you never leave
So there were no slaves in our history
Were no slave ships
Were no misery
Call me crazy, or isn’t he?
See I fell asleep and I had a dream
It was all black everything
Uh, and we ain’t get exploited
White man ain’t feared so he did not destroy it
We ain’t work for free, see they had to employ it
Built it up together so we equally appointed
First 400 years, see we actually enjoyed it
Constitution written by the W.E.B. Du Bois
Were no reconstructions, Civil War got avoided
Little black Sambo grows up to be a lawyer
Extra extra on the news stands
Black woman voted head of Ku Klux Klan
Malcolm Little dies as a old man
Martin Luther King read the eulogy for him
Followed by Bill O’Reilly who read from the Quran
President Bush sends condolences from Iran
Where FOX News reports live
That Ahmadinejad wins the Mandela peace prize
You would never know
What you could ever be
If you never try
You would never see
Stayed in Africa
Where you never leave
So there were no slaves in our history
Were no slave ships
Were no misery
Call me crazy, or isn’t he?
See I fell asleep and I had a dream
It was all black everything
Uh, and it ain’t no projects
Keepin it real is not an understood concept
Yea, complexion’s not a contest
‘Cause racism has no context
Hip hop ain’t got a section called conscious
Everybody rappin’ like crack never happened
Crips never occurred no Bloods to attack them
Matter of fact no hood to attack in
Somalia is a great place to relax in
Fred Astaire was the first to do a backspin
The Rat Pack was a cool group of black men
That inspired five white guys called The Jacksons
Eminem fitted in, but then again he inspired a black rapper trying to mimic him
And that’s what really rose up out of Michigan, the sign of a white rapper by the name of 50 Cent, ha!
You would never know
What you could ever be
If you never try
You would never see
Stayed in Africa
Where you never leave
So there were no slaves in our history
Were no slave ships
Were no misery
Call me crazy, or isn’t he?
See, I fell asleep and I had a dream
It was all black everything
Uh, and I know it’s just a fantasy
I cordially invite you to ask why can’t it be?
Now we can do nothing ’bout the past
But we can do something about the future that we have
We can make fast or we can make it last
Every woman Queenin’ and every man a Kingin’
When those color lines come, we can’t see between
We just close our eyes ’til it’s all black everything
You would never know
What you could ever be
If you never try
You would never see
Stayed in Africa
Where you never leave
So there were no slaves in our history
Were no slave ships
Were no misery
Call me crazy, or isn’t he?
See I fell asleep and I had a dream
It was all black everything
No
All black everything
All black everything
All black everything

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