Released: October 17, 2000

Songwriter: Hi-Tek Talib Kweli

Producer: Hi-Tek

[Verse 1]
What's next?
These chicken-neck emcees get me vexed
My rhymes be blowin' up chat rooms all over the internet
And causin' collisions on the highway of information
And then I head back to my prior engagement
In the nation of Brooklyn
Land of Trinis, Haitians, Jamaicans and Bajans
It's amazin' how lickin' shots is the proper representation
Soon they gonna need wack-MC reservations
Cause I endanger the motherfuckers, they needin' preservation
Carry 'em home on the top of a truck like a trophy
Niggas still sleepin' like I'm Jay Z in the video for Hawaiian Sophie
It's cool, I stay low-key, keep a low pro'
Come out crushin' shit just for fun like Co. Flow
Yo yo yo yo yo yo yo here we go
Ridin' on the sound waves out your stereo
In the procession to your burial
Callin' Hi Tek little Leon the professional
I got the special flow listenin' to Esthero
Puffin' vegetables and now I'm red to go
The illest rhyme animal like Chuck
Burn these niggas like salt when I lay in the cut
Think you about to blow when you continue to suck
The shit I've been through
Make me run up in your venue like "What!"
I snatch the mic and ask the crowd what are y'all waitin' for?
They say nothin' but that fat shit
I got you, say no more I laid the law and all them
Crab rappers played the floor I called them out
A couple of them steeped up and I ate 'em raw
Some more wack niggas tried to spray the door but had no aim
Later for them corn balls
On the way out smacked them in they face with a methaphor
For better or for worse you better call the nurse
Before I send a cleaner and he get to your hospital room first

[Chorus]
What you wanna do? I'm runnin' through your front line
Your whole plan is catch a tan in my sunshine
One time—'cause it's some kind of wonderful
Don't stand there lookin' stupid—what you wanna do?

What you wanna do? I'm runnin' through your front line
Your whole plan is catch a tan in my sunshine
One time—'cause it's some kinda wonderful
Don't stand there lookin' stupid—what you wanna do?

[Verse 2]
I'll take your style and embarrass it with
Words beautifully written like Arabic
Got niggas on the run cause I bring the fire like chariots
Introduce pen skills to ill deliveries and married it
Put it in your face like big gats and carried it like Harriet
Various crews tried to bury us
But we shut 'em down like Sagiterious with
That wack shit money you can't be serious
You niggas is hilarious actresses
Runnin around the club pissy like ghetto matresses
That's why I smack these kids back to reality
And how it be in actuality
With ready to battle MCs who skip the fuckin' formailties
We spark it in any club or meat market
Sweet artists don't come on the block they become street targets
If you want it I got it, come get it I'm with it
Your career will be shorter than a midget
And the world will know who did it
I smack up these ho ass MCs like a gorilla pimp
You comin' out the box like a gimp, money you still a wimp
My shit blow out filaments and light fixtures
With the right mixture of words used as colors
To paint the right picture
Graphic masterpieces your whole shit is smashed to pieces
Make you look at your man who rhyme and be like, "you not nasty like he is"
Believe this when you see this, and don't fuck with
Me either, 'cuz you'll be down where my feet is
Curled up in the fetus
Cryin' from the kicks, watch when I flip
People gonna be buyin' my shit like fiends dyin' for a hit, so...

[Chorus]
What you wanna do? I'm runnin' through your front line
Your whole plan is catch a tan in my sunshine
One time—'cause it's some kinda wonderful
Don't stand there lookin' stupid—what you wanna do?

What you wanna do? I'm runnin' through your front line
Your whole plan is catch a tan in my sunshine
One time—'cause it's some kinda wonderful
Don't stand there lookin' stupid—what you wanna do?

Reflection Eternal

Reflection Eternal is a rapper/producer duo consisting of Brooklyn MC Talib Kweli and Cincinnati-born producer Hi-Tek.

After first collaborating on Black Star, which Hi-Tek produced various tracks for, the duo released their debut album Train of Thought in 2000 to critical acclaim.

Though Hi-Tek and Talib would continue collaborating on each others albums, the duo would not release another album until 2010. Their 2010 effort, Revolutions Per Minute, though not quite matching the acclaim of their first effort, was very well received and featured perhaps their best-known single—“Just Begun,” featuring Yasiin Bey, J. Cole and Jay Electronica.