Hola...!
Let's go ya'll

One for the money
What up?
What's good in the galley?
This one for the ghosts
Sniffin glue in the alley
I bounce with a set of sims
Equipped with a foul jowl moment
Waitin for that great celebrity towel throw-in
(Now) Aes train invasive species how to bleed stones
Cold Ol' Yeller
Rogue shelter melter
Drag a leech pelt caper to rubble he call home
Then leap out of Gattaca to cuddle in brawl mode
All city, crawl wrong, the brawny ogres of Weatherville
Little Billy Spill-a-gut
He hopped up on vendetta pills
One man walkin' through a world of mother fuckers
Like one Ben Hawkins in a world of Brother Justins
Bust the Hellcat on a Hot
Tin, or rock a sars mask
And limp their red carpet
To cough in a pop star's hands
When the troublesome bubblegum music nation eats itself
The meek inherently evacuate his arm span
Tarzan of Long Island savaged to feed the fam (Fam)
Who stuff candles alongside scavengers of the damned (Damned)
Stubble waste and insects
Orphaned to crooked portions
When looked at
In comparison to the fortunes and boredom
Who pussy for the dollar?
Fuck it
Whore 'em
And I label that
Now my sheep is a shepherd's table scrap
Play with that
Sailors knot
Wine for his limbs
Plus a cane and hat
Shake it for the same critics
Who later will fillet the fact
Yeah, my up-jump's the boogie
You'll jump start the noogie-wagon
Lookie
Up jumps the Jukie (Jukie)
Cold (cold)
Get retarded
And bother you
Till you buy my shit
Like Smiley to Mookie
Aesop-riggidy-Rock
He up and walked off
Showed 'em how the zeitgeists walk dogs
Showed 'em how to
Dodge boss hogs when the markers are gripped
Screamin, "Damn! I'm gettin too old for this shit!"
Sip One
We kill 'em with cuts and no alibi
Fly shit
Raised in the heart of NY shit
This is not your over-the-counter rap
More like over the counter
Into the Klonopin and back
Overhaul that!
Keep shit crispy!
Keep using your fifteen minutes to diss me
I love it
Thanks
One sec' left
Have a nice life
Good night
God bless

Aesop Rock

Born Ian Matthias Bavitz, Aesop Rock was a pioneer in the new wave of underground hip-hop in New York City during the early 2000s. Regarding his name, he

I acquired the name Aesop from a movie I had acted in with some friends. It was my character’s name and it sort of stuck. The rock part came later just from throwing it in rhymes.

Aesop has a solid discography with 8 albums spanning over the course of 20+ years. He started in 1999 by selling his first album, Music for Earthworms, through his website while he was a student at Boston University. He has since gained a cult following and been named one of the best artists of the 2000s. His most successful albums are None Shall Pass, Skelethon, and The Impossible Kid which peaked on the Billboard 200 at #50, #21, and #30 respectively.