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[Verse 1]Yeah, one-two fleeka, you wanna pop my speakersThree, two, three, better blow ya momma's teeth outI chew like I'm Pika, then I spit like I'm NinaWish you Merry Kwanzaa, set fire to my sneakersOne-two fleeka, might need some anesthesiaSee me in the bleachers, but I caught up like AnitaAchu like paprika, then I wanna spit like ArethaYou see me? You feel me? You got me? Eureka[Chorus]What you want? (What you want?)Everybody know my name, what you want? (What you want?)Saying l was talking back just to front (Just to front)Everybody talkin' shit, and they damn rightDamn right, damn right, yeah, damn rightSayin' plastic on my wrist and they damn right (Ayy, ayy, yeah)Damn right, damn right, yeah[Verse 2]One, two fat thighs, some trousеrs and a black eyeThree, two, three, only say what's up for the Wi-FiGuеss I'm supposed to be grown, this how it feel bone to boneAnd I did post, but I'm alone, rich off catfish like PetcoDamn right she stole that Bacardi, damn right, he drive fake FerrariGoddamn it, ain't even a party without you flexin' that MurakamiAlways late to the mass, show, tell, never askPowerade in the flask, wintertime in this counterfeit bag[Chorus]What you want? (What you want?)Everybody know my name, what you want? (What you want?)Saying l was talking back just to front (Just to front)Everybody talkin' shit, and they damn rightDamn right, damn right, yeah, damn rightSayin' plastic on my wrist and they damn right (What you want?)Damn right, damn right, yeah, damn right (What you want?)Say I'm biting on their hits and they damn right (What you want?)Damn right, damn right, yeah (What you want?)[Verse 3]Your boy got a brat doll hairHe wanna quick bite with the lights on-airYour pop got a beat with the Jay-Z snareBut the wife just sucks and she got no flare, IClap like religion, move like snakes when I make my decisionBye, bye, bye, better watch the precision (Bye-bye)Wanna be me? But you got no ambition[Bridge]Who bonita? I bonita, get a mulita, ay-bideoWho bonita? I bonita, get a mulita, ay-bideoWho bonita? I bonita, get a mulita, ay-bideoWho bonita? I bonita, get a mulita[Chorus]What you want? (What you want?)Everybody know my name, what you want? (What you want?)Saying I just came to flake like croissants (Just to front)Everybody talkin' shit and they damn rightDamn right, damn right, yeah, damn rightSayin' plastic on my wrist and they damn right (What

Press ReleaseOn December 23, the NetEase Youdao Dictionary announced the 2024 Word of the Year: “damn.” Official data shows that the search volume for this word has exhibited astonishing growth this year, surging by 137,829%...On December 23, the NetEase Youdao Dictionary announced the 2024 Word of the Year: “damn.” Official data shows that the search volume for this word has exhibited astonishing growth this year, surging by 137,829% compared to last year. Related searches have reached 66.45 million, making it a new benchmark for emotional expression among Chinese youth in 2024.“Damn” is an exclamatory word used by contemporary young people to express a variety of strong emotions. A search for this term on social media platforms in China this year reveals that many young individuals enjoy using it to document their lives — “Damn, the show I’ve waited seven years for is finally airing!” “My beloved team won the championship, damn!” “Altay is so beautiful, damn~” “Damn! Taylor Swift's new album is amazing!” A simple word carries a multitude of strong emotions, including admiration, excitement, surprise, and enthusiasm, reflecting the true life of Chinese youth in 2024.Meanwhile, users of the Youdao Dictionary noticed this year, in addition to the British and American pronunciations of "damn," there was also a unique global pronunciation when they searched for it. In February 2024, a video featuring this "damn" pronunciation, contributed by an American male user, went viral due to its catchy sound, attracting widespread attention from netizens and becoming an internet meme.Currently, on the Youdao Dictionary, the global pronunciation playback volume of the "damn" word has reached a staggering 49.6 million times. It has been ranked as the TOP 1 hot word in global pronunciations for nine consecutive months.Over 10 million users have spontaneously uploaded their own pronunciation of "damn," which has also

Nahi pate (Samajh nahi pate)Mujhye ye samaj nahi pateKarte ye bhasad ki baatePar chasme lagake bhi nazar nahi aateMein to deta nahi damnKarne me khattam me leta nahi timeSaath me laya me ye wali gangKalamkaar ki meri ek aadi fam, ayy (Woo, woo)Rakhu me pass, yeah (Yeah)Karib jo meri yeha khaas, yeah (Yeah)Baaki nahi karta bardash, yeah (Yeah)Gaane me chodu me laashe, antim ardaas'yeaPaisa he paas, aab meri jubanInko to samajh nahi aataAaj ko kala he, khudi to kara hey kisi ki namak nahi khataKehena he jo kahenedo (Kahenedo)Milta nahi change yeshe jendoHeater he se-crore, par me hu thankfulKaru me handle, sukriya fans koBante aaj fans bro (Fans bro)Bante aaj fans bro (Fans bro)Trap jaise band ho, muskura ta jab jata ho bank ko[Interlude]Besura ho k gaa to, zyada sur mein gaa raha hai trap gaanaTu besura ho ke gayega aaur aacha sound karegaAs if Future rote he na wese he rote huye kar *vocalizes beats*[Chorus: Raftaar & KR$NA]Kyu ki me deta nahi damnKyu ki me deta nahi damn (Deta nahi damn)Kyu ki me deta nahi damnKyu ki me deta nahi damn (Deta nahi damn)Ha aab me deta nahi damnHa aab me deta nahi damn (Deta nahi damn)Na aab me deta nahi damnNa aab me deta nahi damn (Yeah, yeah)Kyu ki me deta nahi damnKyu ki me deta nahi damnI don't give a damnKyu ki me deta nahi damnKyu ki me deta nahi damnI don't give a damnPar aab me deta nahi damnPar aab me deta nahi damn (Yeah, yeah)Par

Critical consensus.[29]Andy Kellman of AllMusic stated that "it contains some of Lamar's best writing and performances, revealing his evolving complexity and versatility as a soul-baring lyricist and dynamic rapper".[31] Christopher R. Weingarten, an author for Rolling Stone, said, "Much like the recent A Tribe Called Quest record, Damn. is a brilliant combination of the timeless and the modern, the old school and the next-level. The most gifted rapper of a generation stomps into the Nineties and continues to blaze a trail forward".[39] In his review, Greg Kot of the Chicago Tribune states, "Damn. strips down the rhythms to their essence, flavored with the occasional cameo (notably Rihanna and U2). Lamar's voice does most of the heavy lifting, playing multiple roles and characters. His supple singing complements a variety of rap tones and textures".[33] Jon Caramanica of The New York Times gave a positive review, stating "Tart and punchy. ... Sometimes boisterous, sometimes swampy, rarely fanciful album—it's Mr. Lamar's version of the creeping paranoia that has become de rigueur for midcareer Drake. And yet this is likely Mr. Lamar's most jubilant album, the one in which his rhymes are the least tangled."[41] Eric Renner Brown of Entertainment Weekly said, "After delving into the personal on 2012's Good Kid, M.A.A.D City and going broader on Butterfly, Lamar has found a middle ground on Damn. that yields some of his most emotionally resonant music yet".[35]Alexis Petridis of The Guardian wrote: "If it seems a more straightforward listen than To Pimp a Butterfly, there's a cheering sense that this doesn't equate to a lessening of musical ambition. There's none of that album's wilfully jarring quality – its sudden, anxious musical lurches and abrupt, short-circuiting leaps between genres – but the tracks on Damn still feel episodic and expansive. Whether Damn will have the same epochal impact as To Pimp a Butterfly remains to be seen, but either way it sounds like the work of a supremely confident artist at the top of his game."[36] Neil McCormick of The Daily Telegraph stating that Damn "is the work of a future all-time great in full command of his powers".[34] Leonie Cooper of NME said, "Damn. is by far his shortest release to date – but the ideas, thoughts and feelings it contains are massive, weighty things, from sexual tension to deep, dark depression".[37] In Pitchfork's review of Damn, Matthew Trammell writes Damn "is a widescreen masterpiece of rap, full of expensive beats, furious rhymes, and peerless storytelling about Kendrick's destiny in America".[38] Writing for The A.V. Club, Evan Rytlewski concluded, "Lamar trusts every idea to stand on its own. When you're making art this substantial, vital, and virtuosic, there's no need to wrap a tidy bow around it."[32] In a mixed review, A. Harmony of Exclaim! wrote that Damn "is the first time in Lamar's career that he hasn't broken new ground, explored old themes in new ways or exhibited sonic growth".[42]RankingsMore information Publication, List ...CloseIndustry awardsMore information Year, Ceremony ...CloseIn the United States, Damn debuted

Have the best damn ship in the fleet, the best damn captain, the best damn doctor, the best damn first officer, the best damn pilots, the best damn squadrons” (probably the best damn toilets, too). AND...”they’re all damn good friends” (and the toilets, I’m sure). It just gets a little much after awhile. You expect some fluff in a series as straightforward as this but I wish the author would tone it down, a bit. It takes away from the authenticity of a real world comparison.Author 209 books38 followersSeptember 22, 2017Before you pick this one up to read, please note it is book #4 of a series: you need to have read the first three books of the series first or this one won’t make much sense to you.Without having a spoiler, the author picks up right where he left off in the continuing war but from a different aspect with developing characters from the Alliance perspective: the author continues to paint the picture as if you are right there in the middle of things. What I like most about this series is you really feel as if you know the characters, and feel the raw emotion of the costs of war as you lose friends and loved ones. I’m ready for the next book in the series.The Kindle version of this title is $2.99 – if you enjoyed the other books in the series, you will certainly receive more than $2.99 worth of entertainment value out of this one. Comment | Permalink 867 reviews8 followersAugust 15, 2017Captain Tyler Barron commanding the Dauntless returns to Alliance territoryCaptain Barron and the wonderfully familiar crew of the Confederation battleship Dauntless have been ordered back to Alliance space, this time to help fight with them against the Union sponsored coup.Jay's usual excellently written action and combat sequences are fully realistic. The deep and richly detailed characters drive the storyline. You share their bravery and fear, their love and their disdain. You applaud their bravery and boo their weaknesses. Mostly, you know them. They're your best friends, your worst enemies, an old girlfriend, a