James Brown was mad as fukk in The Payback.

[James Gordon]

I can do wheelin

I can do dealin

But I can't do no damn squealin

 

[Geek Nasty]

W

"pull out yo got damn knife"

What was he mad for he was telling the truth

 

[™BlackPearl The Empress™]

 

[Tribal Outkast]

Sold me out for chicken change is one of the coldest lines ever

 

[BelowTheMasonDixon]

Revenge!

 

[White City Black]

What was that video y’all posted on here a week or two ago? Of the model/hoe/whatever that bragged about letting all these dudes run train, except one?

“Oh, you gon let all these nxggaz hit but I can’t?”

“Maaan...y’all ain’t gon make her let me hit? Oh so y’all gon shrug your shoulders and shyt, huh!?!”

“....alright. I’ll be Right back!”

:goes outside to the car:
:turns on “The Big Payback” up loud:
:walks over to the trunk and pulls out the Draco:
:pulls hood over his head and strolls back to the house:

 

[John Reena]

HEEEEEEEE!

 

[Uitomy]

This was the hop in the caddy with the shottie and go murk a nikka theme song for many years

The drill music of that era

 

[bzb]

Idk karate but I know ka-razor

fixed.

jb was going through it on that song. told the people...

"get ready u mutha...for the big payback. "

 

[get these nets]

JB wrote this for "Hell Up In Harlem", he did the score/soundtrack for Black Caesar...so they asked him to do the sequel.
..THEY fukkED UP, rejected his songs and went with a bootleg james brown instead. If you've watched HUIH, you already know what scenes this song was written for. and how perfect it would have been.

 

[jadillac]

I hear so many samples in this.

 

[Devilinurear]

You hear them screaming in the background. I am getting heated listening to this song. I need some revenge

 

[YakSpiller]

Pre-gangsta rap gangsta music.

Mr. Brown kept the shotty with him...nobody wanted smoke with Mr. Brown.

 

[Samori Toure]

The song is about paying a nikka back for some fukk shyt, he's mad

And he wants revenge.

 

[Samori Toure]

Idk karate but I know crazy

Close, but this is what he knew