Released: October 29, 2020

Featuring: Method Man Kabaka Pyramid

Songwriter: Avedon Scott Storch Method Man Kabaka Pyramid R-Mean

Producer: Avedon Scott Storch

[Pre Chorus: R-Mean]
Lets get down to business
I don’t got no time to play around what is this
Must be a circus in town
Let’s shut this shit down on these clowns, Ready

[Chorus: Kabaka Pyramid]
Tell em say we run the game, we not do this for the fame
Clowns be trippin but we not listen what them saying
This lion can’t tame better get this in your brain
The spirit of the legends is flowing into my veins, R-Mean
You still keeping them entertained
While you dropping the knowledge that paint a picture in the frame
Keeping it militant is the mission and the aim
Till you seated with the gods and they remember the name
Accurate

[Verse 1: R-Mean]
Sometimes I feel like I'm Fifty, when he spit “how to rob”
Cus I’m robbing motherfuckers of their spotlight, word is bond
Sometimes I feel like I’m Eminem when he turned to shady
And started calling out everyone that’s fucking Fugazi
Sometimes I feel like I’m Jay, sometimes I feel like I’m Diddy
Sometimes I feel like I’m Dre just tryna get to that billi
Sometimes I feel like I’m Game on a mission
And just drop 300 bars of dissin’, now listen
Sometimes I feel like I’m Pac, not the “keep your head up” rapper
Nah I’m talking about the Pac that’ll spit in your fucking camera
Talking ‘bout the Pac that got ‘em killed on that cold night
That say what he feel even if it cost him his own life
Sometimes I’m like Biggie, sometimes I’m like Shyne
Sometimes I feel like Canibus in his prime
Animal when he rhyme
And he know that you blind
Man controlling the mind
Man sometimes I feel like flowing like Com
Sometimes I’m flowing like Mos
Sometimes I’m like Kweli
Or KRS, Rakim, I’m teaching you who the gods be
I’m talking ‘bout Wu-Tang
Talking bout Mobb Deep
Man what the fuck you talking about I’m talking about Nas B

[Pre Chorus: R-Mean]
Let's get down to business
I don’t got no time to play around what is this
Must be a circus in town
Let’s shut this shit down on these clowns

[Chorus: Kabaka Pyramid]
Tell em say we run the game, we not do this for the fame
Clowns be trippin but we not listen what them saying
This lion can’t tame better get this in your brain
The spirit of the legends is flowing into my veins, R-Mean
You still keeping them entertained
While you dropping the knowledge that paint a picture in the frame
Keeping it militant is the mission and the aim
Till you seated with the gods and they remember the name
Accurate

[Verse 2: R-Mean]
Sometimes I feel like I’m Cole, no jewelry and no gold
Just spit my heart and my soul, and let the stories unfold
Sometimes I feel like I’m Meek, do this shit for my people
Sometimes I feel like I’m Nipsey, man I still follow his lead bro
Sometimes I’m like Kendrick, they turned music to metrics
And data analytics all we do is sit and accept it
Do anything for attention— tryna sell a dream
Poppin’ pussy she drop it low as her self esteem, I mean…
It ain’t no question, I’m sicker than a lot of you is
I should be resting and drinking a lot of fluids
Soon as we stepped in my apostles and I refused cus
Ain’t no Christ left in this game just a lot of Judas

[Pre Chorus: R-Mean]
Let's get down to business
I don’t got no time to play around what is this
Must be a circus in town
Let’s shut this shit down on these clowns
You all on my hitlist

[Verse 3: Method Man]
Uh oh
Circus in town Method bringing them ruckus
It’s me versus these clowns straight up Ringling Brothers
My team holding it down straight up bringing them butters
When I rain blowing them clouds better bring them umbrellas
Brand new Margielas my shoes is french and vanilla
She tryna trick a fella I pick up my pen and tell her
Nobody do it better like DOC with them letters
Reverse though, you better be COD with my cheddar
Each verse go harder than anything that you work for
Build it from the ground up I just call it my first flow
Time to turn that frown up I get from out the dirt, ho
Wrote the rhyme in cursive but did it without a curse though
Wah Gwaan
I send you water, no Chandon
Mon trouble no want
Sister Nancy no bam bam, buh
Everytime that I let the rhyme go
You can dearly depart if you ain’t part of the convo

[Pre Chorus: Method Man]
Let’s get down to business
I ain’t got time to play around what is this
Looks like the circus in town
Let’s shut this thing down on these clowns
You all on my hitlist

[Chorus: Kabaka Pyramid]
Tell em say we run the game, we not do this for the fame
Clowns be trippin but we not listen what them saying, yah yah
Fire we burn and burn
Tell em say we run the game, we not do this for the fame
Clowns be trippin but we not listen what them saying, yah yah
Bom boclaat

R-Mean

“One of the illest lyricists to ever spit on Shade45” – Sway Calloway

Los Angeles-born, Armenian-American rapper R-Mean is bringing word of his mountainous ancestral republic to one of our biggest cultural expressions of Hip-Hop. As the first rapper of Armenian descent to achieve his level of international and national acclaim, R-Mean is heading towards the ranks of his fellow Armenian icons System Of A Down and Kim Kardashian. His multi-cultural background and extensive fan base has afforded him multiple opportunities to perform around the world including Canada, Europe, and all over the United States. With a flow reminiscent of Nas and Eminem, influenced by his diverse upbringing, always staying true to real Hip-Hop, R-Mean breaks international barriers through his music like no other artist.

Born in Los Angeles, he was raised in Amsterdam by a single mother, after losing his father to an ill-timed death due to medical malpractice. Growing up he faced the dark challenges and oppression posed to minorities. Using college as a means of moving to California to pursue his musical dreams, he graduated from UCLA and went on to obtain a Doctor of Pharmacy degree from Loma Linda University. During his schooling he continued recording and developing himself as an artist but chose to stop working as a pharmacist a couple years ago to instead heal people through music, not medication.