I Can't Live Without My Radio

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grab i like but the thing is is i saw a wild style after i saw wild style after i saw a beach street okay so that's the other thing too i saw a beach street first wild style wasn't out in the movies like that for me at least when i was in philly but before we get to break dancing we're going to talk about the emceeing aspect so one again the first question was falling in love with the whole culture now we're looking at certain mcs I could go back to run DMC and American Bandstand, but I think for me as DMC, one of the main songs for me was LL Cool J's I Can't Live Without My Radio.

You know what I mean? And I think that was for the simple reason I'm in fifth grade, it's 1985, and my mother understood that I loved hip hop.

So if I ever got bad grades, you know what was getting taken away? The radio, the turntable.

any kind of music.

So that whole I can't live without my radio, that was like a soundtrack to me because my mother wasn't going to be like, well, nigga, you can't go outside.

I wasn't outside in 85 like that.

I wanted to be inside learning how to DJ, write and rhyme.

I'm the leader of the show, keeping you on the go.

But I know I can't live without my radio.

[upbeat music] Suckers on my jock when I walk down the block.

I really don't care if you're jealous or not.

Suckers get mad 'cause the girlies scream, and I'm still getting paid while you look at me mean.

I'm the leader of the show, keeping you on the go.

But I know I can't live without my radio.

I'm the leader of the show, keeping you on the go.