Also see Camelot, duration, release date, label, popularity, energy, danceability, and happiness. A new version of Last.fm is available, to keep everything running smoothly, please reload the site. Where we goin now? Where we goin now? Truth Hurts provides background vocals. Dre.The official remix of the single features Twista & Do or Die. "Break Ya Neck" is the first single from rapper Busta Rhymes' album Genesis.It peaked at #26 on the Billboard Hot 100.The song was produced by Dr. About Break Ya Neck "Break Ya Neck" is the second single by American rapper Busta Rhymes from his fifth album Genesis (2001). The song contains an interpolation of the Red Hot Chili Peppers song "Give It Away". “Uhm not to bash on anyone and their opinions but how about you just take care of your body and immune system,” wrote another.Break ya neck nigga Break ya neck nigga Break ya neck nigga Bang yo head until you start to Break ya neck nigga Break ya neck nigga Break ya neck nigga Break ya neck Here we go now, and you know everytime Busta-Bus be holding the fort My nigga watch how we shutting it down The way we put it on, coming through like a steamroller The song contains an interpolation of the Red Hot Chili Peppers song "Give It Away". “This is very ignorant to say smh especially because like they said he has friends who have suffered from it that’s like a slap in their face.” “Now I’m not gone lie I hate wearing it but it is definitely necessary and I do wear it!!!!!” one Twitter user wrote. Some followers expressed their disappointment with Busta’s rant, calling him “irresponsible” for spreading such a message while others agreed with his anti-mask stance.
Getty Images for Live Nationīusta closed out his set by apologizing for getting “a little political.”
“We are all conductors of f–king good energy.” “No human being is supposed to tell you you can’t even breathe freely,” he said. “All of that energy gets blocked when our mask is on and energy is important,” he argued. The “Make It Clap” rapper went on to blame masks for stifling people’s “energy,” including the vibe he puts out while flirting with women. “We can’t even see each other’s smiles with a mask on.”
“We can’t eat food with a f–king mask on,” he said. … Some of y’all might feel differently, but f–k your mask. “No human being is supposed to tell you that you can’t even breathe freely. “It’s called the God-given right of freedom, right?” he continued onstage. All these little weird-ass government policies and mandates suck a d–k.”īusta, whose real name is Trevor Tahiem Smith Jr., further claimed the government was trying to “take our civil liberties away” by forcing people to wear masks. “This is my second show in front of human life in the last 15 f–king months,” the 49-year-old told the cheering crowd. The “Break Ya Neck” rapper shared his political message in June during a break from his set as the surprise headliner at the Seoul Taco’s 10th anniversary block party in Missouri. Busta Rhymes allegedly flips out on passengers on flight to Londonīusta Rhymes went viral Tuesday over a resurfaced clip of his anti-mask tirade, during which he blasted “little weird-ass government policies.”
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