All My Life (In the Ghetto) [feat. Lil Wayne & Will.I.Am]

The rumble of asphalt, the smell of cheap noodles, and a television without a cable connection - these are the backdrop for growing up, where life lessons come faster than school lessons. There is no romance here, only cold calculation: grab your piece of the pie before the world eats you first. But in this chaos, there is perseverance - don't fold your cards, even if you're playing with someone else's deck.

And now the street that once dragged you down becomes a springboard. Yes, memories retain fights and crossroads of fate, but along with this comes the confidence that you can emerge from any shadow into the light. The music sounds rough and forceful, but it contains the very energy of survival, where every word seems to be seasoned with gunpowder and street truth.