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lirik lagu get on board – jayare (j. rawls & john robinson)

[chorus]
where’s all the hip hop professors
here to give to you more than just textbooks and lectures
here to put the pressure on a change in evolution
welcome to the re*education revolution
we movin, we movin

where’s all the hip hop professors
here to give to you more than just textbooks and lectures
here to put the pressure on a change in evolution
welcome to the re*education revolution
we movin, we movin

[verse 1]
get on board the pedagogy of the oppressed
so many dehumanizations in the hoods never addressed
the violence, the worry, the pain, the stress
no wonder why my students aren’t doing well with all this mess
no wonder why the seeds can’t sit still and take a test
no wonder why my students sleep in class, yo they need rest!
take a minute to process, life of a youth in the projects
who doesn’t have parental guidance or any perspective of
positive progress, instead mainly fed nonsense
chicken spot, mickey d’s or some other garbage
communication is pure negative correspondence
and still expecting strong relationships and heavy bonding?
you wylin. embark on this journey of ycp
and break free from the constraints of the doe
open*minded, is how we designed it, come through and see yo

[chorus]
here’s all the hip hop professors
here to give to you more than just textbooks and lectures
here to put the pressure on a change in evolution
welcome to the re*education revolution
we movin, we movin

[verse 2]
see nowadays we don’t have too many choices
invest in the future and help the youth discover their voices
defining their alternative identities and live joyous
we came to tell you about ycp and its importance
engagement arranangements, the foundation we’re paving
and share perspectives of hip hop’s role in education
and overstandin that this is a small piece of the situation
the culture governs the young world*wide, it’s quite amazin
the ones spoken communcation, they do the same things
no matter which region and nation, it’s so blatant
we’re comin to your location with affirmations
stop second guessin the rotation
we cultivatin with mass amounts of dedication
get on board to the reformation, with no stagnation
we raise the vibration, with verbal libations
it’s an awakenin

“you know, hip hop educated me on black history, on latino history. on consciousness, it raised my consciousness. it liberated me. it inspired me to be who i am today and because of that i felt it was necessary to preserve hip hop culture.”

- jayare j rawls john robinson

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