”Murder was the case, and they blamed me.” Thus Chamillionaire begins his story about the Hip Hop Police, a fictional squad which arrests and tries suspects solely on account of their music and collaborations. Chamillionaire expresses sheer artistry in his storytelling, subtly referring to various albums as if they were evidence (e.g. the Clipse, the Chronic [Dr. Dre], the Diary [Scarface], and the Blueprint [Jay-Z]). With an eerie-sounding beat from Jonathan “J.R.” Rotem, as well as vocals by hip-hop pioneer and storytelling legend Slick Rick, look for the Hip-Hop Police to be regularly patrolling the airwaves this summer.
ya'll complaining about the music but then talk about hip hop is dead. dumbasses don't realize this is what people are complaining about what we need. don't hate on the song because there no pop, lock it or stupid ass dance move to go with it
Tyte song. Chamillionaire stepped up his game wit this one. IT fully seperated him from any vicinity of a wack rapper category and he officially shakes off the last particles of Swishahouse dust. Banger
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