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It was a fabulous work of art, with immaculately crafted lyrics. Who would not hear the menace oozing from the melodramatic statement: "The gang is on the loose, you can try, but why? You know you gonna lose. Yo yo Piraka." Or the immaculate soliloquy in the phrase: "Yo I rap to the beat, the gang is on the loose. Piraka in the street, that's a lot of heat." The last few lines are truly inspiring. They are as follows: "Piraka go Piraka; Piraka go Piraka; Piraka go Piraka; Piraka go Piraka; ay yo, go Piraka; let's go, go Piraka; ay yo, go Piraka go Piraka go Piraka; let's go, go Piraka; ay yo, go Piraka." Are you not stunned by the sheer insightfulness reflected in these lyrics? The deep existential thoughts brought about by the mere existence of this rap providing insight to the essence of the Piraka as characters? That the actions of the songwriters and performers of this amazing piece define the very being of the Piraka in so few words? Truly this is one of the greatest pieces of music to grace this century; nay, the entirety of existence! All people should know this by heart. It is truly God's greatest gift to us mere mortals on this planet. What meaning could humanity ever glean without this wonder? How did people survive before this necessity came about? Bathe in it's glory, and always remember the most philosophical words in existence: "Yo yo Piraka."

Disk launchers, the throwbots and 2001 matoran could use the disks much better