Who rhymed, "I heard your record and I don't believe a word of it"?

December 28, 2005 11:07 AM

Hip-hop filter: What rap song has a chorus that goes something like, "I heard your record and I don't believe a word of it." [MI]

Years ago while listening to the Stretch Armstrong show in New York City at 3am he played a song with a chorus that went something like, "I heard your record and I don't believe a word of it." This was the mid-90s, so it had a head nodding beat, and the rapper had a raspy voice that was similar to Xzibit. The song was about how unnamed rappers weren't as tough as their rhymes said they were. Googling around has done me no good, and I don't think it was actually Xzibit. What say you MeFites?

posted by haqspan to Media & Arts (8 answers total)

Sounds like KRS-One offhand. Maybe _A Friend_ off that CD.
posted by kcm at 11:10 AM on December 28, 2005

Best answer: Apparently it's someone called Nine Lyin King--lyrics here.
posted by feathermeat at 11:23 AM on December 28, 2005

Just so you know--the way I found it was by Googling "I don't believe a word of it" lyrics. For some reason, Google wouldn't find the entire line.
posted by feathermeat at 11:25 AM on December 28, 2005

That should be "+lyrics."
posted by feathermeat at 11:25 AM on December 28, 2005

I think the rapper is "Nine", and the song is "Lyin King" - not rapper named "Nine Lyin King".
posted by Gortuk at 11:42 AM on December 28, 2005

Oh, you're right, Gortuk...sorry.
posted by feathermeat at 12:09 PM on December 28, 2005

feathermeat, you don't need a + in your google search. that's only for "common" words that are otherwise left out.
posted by rxrfrx at 12:14 PM on December 28, 2005

Response by poster: Holy mackeral, that was fast. Thanks MeFi!
posted by haqspan at 12:45 PM on December 28, 2005