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There's a lot of buffonery going on in this world. Some of this ignorance can be animated, some is less of a laughing matter. But no one wants to hear that righteous shit because the people that preach justice are not always the one following it. And who are we to tell you how to live? So we support morality where we see fit but for that most part keep the conscious campaign to ourselves.

As for our name Systemrebels, it comes from our interpretation of "the system" which we define as the conventional and expected path chosen/forced upon individuals. A system can be derived from nearly every process of any scope. A philosopher may look at the expected routine of  a person's life in America as the Life Cycle System. He observes that a typical follower of this system finishes high school and begins working 9 to 5 and likely starting a family. Over his lifetime, he takes some time to enjoy a few luxuries while watching his kids repeat the cycle. There is the "(in)justice system" which most of you are likely already familiar with, where more money equals more lawyers equals more laws in your favor. As rebels, we hope to be able to identify "systems" where they are in place and dictate our own destiny instead of living a life of poverty and never achieving respectable social status.

We hope to inspire others just like others inspire us everyday by overcoming adversity and battling the odds. America is a country fueled by self-interest which happens to beneficial to the country's growth (Capitalism). As long as you are contributing more to society (Economically) than hurting it, there is a place for you in this land of opportunities. So there is hope, for all of us.  

Oh yea, and one more thing.

Pure hip hop. Not hip pop, pop rap, snap rap, snack crackle and pop drop and lock this is why Im hot rap.

 
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