Hilltop Hoods Lyrics
The Hilltop Hoods are the face of Australian hip-hop.
Hailing from Adelaide, South Australia, the supergroup
consist of MCs Suffa & Pressure and DJ Debri. Their name
originates from a part of Adelaide known by all local
B-Boys (someone who identifies with the hip-hop culture
(consisting of MCing, Breaking (break dancing) and graffing
(graffiti)) as the Hilltop, where they were born and
raised. Another local rapper, Flak, from the group Cross
Bred Mongrels, recommended ‘Hilltop Hoods’ and the name
stayed.
Suffa & Pressure were in More...
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Prostitutes | Reviewer: Snaggle
------ About the song Recapturing The Vibe performed by Hilltop HoodsI take the prostitution line to mean that he can't pimp women, because he knows it's wrong to objectify women as a product.
It's cool to see people getting intellectual about lyrics. I dig that shit.
Maybe you guys should avoid the Funkoars tho. Or at least their earlier stuff. Like *ahem* the Greatest Hit.
um hi | Reviewer: Anonymous
------ About the song The Nosebleed Section performed by Hilltop HoodsIm Australian and i actually live in colo vale wich is right next to Hilltop in the southern highlands ive only recently realised that they dont come from there recently cuz when i was little my older brother lied and said thats where they where from but stuff that, if i where to choose a song from eminem, drapht or the hilltop hoods it would be this one ( so what if i cant spell u can still understand this right )
Maybe missed the point | Reviewer: Anonymous
------ About the song Recapturing The Vibe performed by Hilltop HoodsJust a note on the prostitution line. It bothered me at first too, till I analysed it a little. My take is that it's a comment on society. Pressure's not glorifying pimping, or saying that it would be a good thing to do. With that line he's asking you to consider the type of world that rewards the ability to abuse and exploit women, while failing to reward outstanding talent in other areas (ie rapping). In other words, what does it say about *us* that the level of talent these guys possess, applied to criminal/immoral practises, would be far more profitable than applying it legitimately?
Also note his earlier line 'And those gracious folk with no status, I made this flow for you...', which tells you exactly who the pimping line is aimed at: those good folk who've been dealt a rougher hand simply because they've chosen the moral or ethical path.
Misinformation | Reviewer: PashionalMuso
------ About the song Hilltop Hoods performed by Hilltop HoodsThis review really is for whoever published these lyrics for Nose Bleed Section by Hill Top Hoods.
This is an amazing song, but I thought I would just point out the title of this song is acually 'Nosebleed Section' and the artist is 'Hill Top Hoods'. And another thing, you have put too many brackets in where they arn't needed. You are being too pedantic with your lyrics here.
Apart from all of that, these lyrics are great, and so is the song. But I'm so happy to see that these lyrics are acually correct, there are so many lyrics out there that are completely wrong, and it dissappoints me, but these are perfect!
The song is so good there is nothing more I can say, I love Hill Top Hoods!
amazing | Reviewer: skippy
------ About the song An Audience With the Devil performed by Hilltop Hoodssimply amazing i mean i havent heard one aussie hip hop artist base there lyrics on guns n bitches. bliss n eso, kid selzy, hilltop, torntz all rap bout serious problems they suffered growing up. throw ur haands high for aussie hip hop. nothing but pure talent
An interesting note here | Reviewer: Anonymous
------ About the song Stopping all Stations performed by Hilltop HoodsThe muggers intended to scare, the girl intended to shout, the old man wouldn't have died if he weren't worried for the girl who tried to interfere -
This is what I love. Humanity, distilled into the cause and effect of simple lives, simple suffering. No people who are good or people who are bad, just people.
Fresher than ever | Reviewer: ME
------ About the song An Audience With the Devil performed by Hilltop HoodsThese guys made me want to listen to hip hop again, no posturing gun toting bullshit just reality,deep thoughts and skills the way it was before the thugs took over and turned what used to be a music industry into warzone... i used to ask wtf happened to the music? Now i know where it is ...its right here with the hilltop hoods. These guys are keeping the music real.
. | Reviewer: ..
------ About the song Stopping All Stations Restrung performed by Hilltop Hoodsyea lets all bag oman because he is lame, and i love the 3rd verse in this, i had to analyse this song for a school assignment and i just feel like saying this for the sake of it, most of the things in this song can be used as a metaphor for the passage of life, but i know hilltop hoods didnt actually meen it like that just saying it is full of metaphors.oh and the metaphor is more in the original not restrung
i love this song | Reviewer: Anonymous
------ About the song The Nosebleed Section performed by Hilltop Hoodsi went to the 2009 groovin the moo and it was alright no one was there that i liked eceptr for hiltop hoods never heard of them till my cous told me about them they are so cool and this was the theme song from the ad i cant belive they didnt play it but i wish i could go to the 2010 every good band is going to be there there is faker the band that sing heart attack i so wish i could go but i live in africa originally from aussie darn it i will miss it i even think hiltop hoods will be there ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Beg to differ | Reviewer: TN
------ About the song An Audience With the Devil performed by Hilltop HoodsAlright I love hill top hoods but sedgewick... you need to correct the statement of "crap rappers from America" to mainstream rappers, because they're are PLENTY of american rappers with legitimate lyricism... Prime example, Immortal Technique
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