Cypress Hill

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I Ain’t Goin’ Out Like That

Cypress Hill

Lyrics

[Intro]
Let's kick it, ese

[Verse 1: B-Real]
Comin' out the slums, it's the hoodlums!
I'm pullin' my gat out on all you bums
So bring it on when you wanna come fight this
Outlaw, kickin like Billy Ray Cypress Hill
Chill, I'll bust that grill
Grab my gat, and load up the steel
And if you wanna get drastic
I'll pull out my plastic Glock, automatic
Synthetic material, burial plots in order
Headed down to the Mexican border
Smokin' that smelly, Northern Cali
Gonna put a slug in Captain O'Malley
Ho, hum - hear the gat come, boom!
Let me see what you'll do
It's a sin to kill a man
But I'll be damned if I don't take a stand

[Hook: B-Real & Sen Dog]
We ain't goin' out like that
We ain't goin' out like that
We ain't goin' out!
We ain't goin' out like that
We ain't goin' out like that
We ain't goin' out!
We ain't goin' out like that
We ain't goin' out like that
We ain't goin' out!
We ain't goin' out like that
We ain't goin' out like that!
[Verse 2: Sen Dog]
I'm high strung, click I'm sprung
'Cause I don't live on the humdrum
Where I'm from, the gats be smokin'
I'll be damned if you think I'm jokin'
Know that I'll come with the static
Erratic, .45 automatic
Screamin' at ya, the red light's beamin' at ya
No need to have to run after
The punk ass hook, in the oven I'll cook
Dig the grave for the one who got played
Now he's under, don't make Stevie Wonder why
'Cause he'll testify

[Hook: B-Real & Sen Dog]
We ain't goin' out like that
We ain't goin' out like that
We ain't goin' out!
We ain't goin' out like that
We ain't goin' out like that
We ain't goin' out!
We ain't goin' out like that
We ain't goin' out like that
We ain't goin' out!
We ain't goin' out like that
We ain't goin' out like that!
[Verse 3: B-Real]
I got you thinkin', "What the fuck is this?"
Lettin' you know I take care of business
Can I get a witness?
To verify when I depict this style
That makes you ecstatic
Tragic, when I get a poof of the magic buddha
When I roll with my crew
I betcha one time can't find my hootah
In my vehicle with the belt unbuckled
Pig rollin' up but he ain't that subtle
Pulled to the curb, so we exchange a few words
But he got me stirred up, enough to grab the handcuffs
I'll huff-n-puff and blow ya head off!

[Hook: B-Real & Sen Dog]
We ain't goin' out like that
We ain't goin' out like that
We ain't goin' out!
We ain't goin' out like that
We ain't goin' out like that
We ain't goin' out!
We ain't goin' out like that
We ain't goin' out like that
We ain't goin' out!
We ain't goin' out like that
We ain't goin' out like that!
[Outro: Sen Dog]
Yeahhh! Takin' your disses and dissin y'all right back
It's the Cypress Hill crew, like we ain't shit
You little taco stand rapper, eat a bowl of dick up
Then you got my man over here, you can eat a bowl of dick up, too
Anybody got beef around the way, yo
Eat a bowl of dick up! GEEEYEAH!!

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If you're a fan of hip-hop, you're likely familiar with the iconic group Cypress Hill. One of their standout tracks, "I Ain't Goin' Out Like That," has become a classic in the genre. With its infectious groove and unforgettable samples, this song showcases the group's unique style and rebellious spirit.

About I Ain’t Goin’ Out Like That

"I Ain't Goin' Out Like That" is a track that exemplifies Cypress Hill's ability to blend elements of hip-hop and rock. Released in 1993 as part of their highly successful album, "Black Sunday," the song quickly gained popularity and became a fan favorite.

The song opens with a captivating hook that samples the intro to "The Wizard" by the legendary rock band Black Sabbath. This clever use of a rock sample adds a distinct edge to the track and sets the tone for the fierce energy that follows. Cypress Hill's ability to incorporate elements from various genres showcases their musical versatility and forward-thinking approach.

Aside from its musical prowess, "I Ain't Goin' Out Like That" holds a notorious place in Cypress Hill's history. The group performed the song on Saturday Night Live, but the performance took an unexpected turn. DJ Muggs, known for his rebellious nature, decided to light up a blunt on stage, despite the strict rules against smoking on the show. Not only did this act lead to Cypress Hill being banned from SNL, but it also resulted in them trashing the set after their performance.

In an interview with The Village Voice in 2014, Sen Dog, one of the members of Cypress Hill, shed some light on the incident. He explained that Muggs felt the need to make a statement with his performance, disregarding the objections from the record label, management, and friends. Despite Sen Dog's reluctance, Muggs proceeded to light up a joint on stage, surprising his bandmate and the audience. The act garnered mixed reactions, with some loving the rebelliousness while others saw it as irresponsible. The consequences were severe, as Cypress Hill were forever banned from SNL, highlighting the impact their actions had on their career.

Despite the controversy surrounding their SNL appearance, "I Ain't Goin' Out Like That" remains a beloved track among fans of Cypress Hill. Its infectious beat, sharp lyrics, and bold musical choices make it a standout in their discography. The fusion of hip-hop and rock elements creates a powerful and captivating sound that captures the rebellious spirit of the group.

Through their unique blend of genres and fearless approach to music, Cypress Hill paved the way for future hip-hop artists to experiment with different sounds. "I Ain't Goin' Out Like That" stands as a testament to the group's willingness to push boundaries and challenge conventions.

As you listen to "I Ain't Goin' Out Like That," you can't help but be drawn in by the raw energy and infectious rhythm. It's a song that demands your attention and invites you to embrace rebellion and individuality. Whether you're a fan of hip-hop, rock, or both, Cypress Hill's iconic track is one that should not be missed.

Sit back, turn up the volume, and experience the rebellious spirit of Cypress Hill with "I Ain't Goin' Out Like That."