One Line Rhyme - Hip Hop Artist

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"This one line rhyme ages like a fine wine, but without time / it will be defined in a signed mind by this swine's shrine."

- Dr. Fox

"hey, hey what do you say / tell me have you ever been fucked this way / hoo, hoo what you gon' do when I shove this dick in you~ / hee, hee what do you see... have you ever seen big nuts like these / ..."

- Devin the Dude

"I get my energy from my inner G."

- Lupe Fiasco

"In the club I don't dance, I stand with a glass of vodka/Come to terms with how I'm just like my bastard father."

- Cage Kennylz

"A real nigga, you step, you die, see?/Your ass rather try crack 'fore you try me."

- Project Pat

"Mr. Meth I'm unplugged - learnt / temperature too hot for sunblock - burnt"

- Method Man

"Keep your enemies close, where they can see you / It's not your enemy who get you / It's always your own people"

- Nas

"I'm kinda like W.E.B. DuBois/meets Heavy D and the Boyz"

- Dice Raw

"im hotter than the sun just call me Amare"

- Lil Wayne

"I only gotta hand full of minutes, so if we gonna talk then we only talk business."

- Atmosphere

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ROB-O

Rob-O (born Robert Odindo in Mount Vernon, New York) is an African-American rapper of InI, who parlayed his childhood friendship with producer Pete Rock into a modest career as an MC. He is known for his deft, affable delivery, which conveys a preternatural self-assurance. His lyrics reflect a nominal affiliation with the Nation of Gods and Earths. Rob-O's debut recorded appearance is on the track The Basement, the fourteenth in sequence on Mecca And The Soul Brother (1992), the seminal debut album by the duo of Pete Rock and his creative partner Cl Smooth.