How I Could Just Kill a Man

So as far as I'm concerned, Underrated truly fits the bill for this track.

The song was seen as a diss to Cypress Hill because Chubb used B-Real's cadence in How I Could Just Kill a Man during the segment of the song where he says, he's buzzing, coming at you, and you know he had to watch you? Time for some lyrics.

Well, that didn't sit too well with Cypress Hill, and they took it as a bit of a diss.

So they responded with a track that would never and probably could never make an underrated 90s hip-hop playlist, because it would go on to become one of the biggest hip-hop songs of the decade, Insane in the Brain.

Mixtape one.

The track two, How I Could Just Kill a Man.

Great beat.

Love how the beat changes in the middle of the song and then comes back with the same beat.

I was wondering if you were gonna use the word formula, but it, it didn't sound like, I didn't hear you say that.

But that's, it seems like they figured out a formula on this album.

I, I'm gonna say they hit copy and paste a few times, but that being said, it doesn't mean the songs sound the same, but they followed a successful and similar formula, and that's with Sen Dog being, like, the last line of the stanza, you know? Like when they say, "Here is something you can't understand," and then Sen comes in, he's like, "How I could just kill a man." You know what I mean? Like that scene, insane in the ma- insane in the brain.

I know that's the next album.