James Anderson aka DJ Deacon = EC (Equipment Carrier)

James Anderson aka DJ Deacon = EC (Equipment Carrier)



You phucking washed up Equipment Carrier (EC) phuck around you'll be leakin'

You didn't know what the shit was when you called yourself Deacon

The World's Famous Rockheads Barbershop - Master Kal and dem

Your punk a$$ tried it, but it didn't work

Defame my character- now you're looking like a jerk

You know *#118thAvenueAllStars don't sleep

And when my mother died, you tried to push up and creep

But Shakim Allah and Pacer1 taught me well

A one peace to your domepeace, but, oh well

Ya know, I owe you that one peace

You can definitely get it

With your Pedophile Tendencies that was never splendid

"I wish a Nigga would" that's your new name bytch

Unless you're a full blown transformer and made the switch

You handed me my first mic

James come on, that was Cookie, creepy

Fix your lips to diss my sister and I'll leave your a$$ sleepy

Feeling froggy James Anderson, then leap

I'll make your bytch-a$$ disappear - not one more peep

The OGs made you leave the block, 1-6-9

Cause you were begging for a girlfriend

any age or kind

You feeling froggy James Anderson then leap

I'll make your bytch a$$ disappear - not one more peep

On your way back to NYC from North Cacka-lacka bytch - see

You'll be smiling and beaming for your Park Jam award see

But you ain't got more seniority than me

The MC J-u- i-c-c-y E.




Written entirely by:
The Original Legendary, Professor Eva Marie King, est. 1970 - Queen Park Jam Battle DJ #SSQJ Battle MC, Official Graffiti Writer, and NYC BGirl and FlyGirl, est. 1970, on Friday, June 25, 2021 - 
began writing: 11:15 PM ET
completed writing: 11:20 PM ET 

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This is my (@ProfessorEvaMarieKingBAMS) complete statement for today Saturday, June 26, 2021 12:58 PM ET from "FlyGirls International-SouthSide Jamaica" @FlyGirlsInternational142




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