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Ever wonder what it be like if comic book characters did remixes to hip-hop tracks? Probably not but since that’s the kind of thing that goes on in our mind here at Black Nerd Problems we decided why not. We’ll call this installment: Bars in Panels ( a throwback to our prototype that stated on tumblr). In this episode of we’ll take the X-Man Cyclops whose been going through a lot lately as field leader / mutant revolutionist in his Uncanny X-Men series and allow him to get some of those frustrations off his chest to the stylings of contemporary artist Jay-Z. The song of Cyclops’ choosing is “Somewhere in America” Shout out to new debuts and back issues New mutants with new stacks I been X-Gene Retro act, but I’m just bringing it back Like Cable did with 6 Pack New mutants, they looking up to me S.H.E.I.L.D. Agents they lookin round for me You can turn up your nose homosapiens Never gone turn down Homo-Superior homie Knock knock I’m at your nation’s house
Straight cash I bought ya nation out You shoulda came to the housewarming Came and see what Utopia was about Black Bird in the driveway A buck 35 above the highway Emma Frost on my intercom Loud as fuck, I did it my way A million new mutants before the album dropped New costume after shit got real Ask Wolverine about me Them claws retract, a mutie been trill By the way, fuck your math You ain’t gotta count them mutants I can add 1 million, 2 million, 3 million, 20 million Oh, I got Maria Hill mad.
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Omar Holmon is a content editor that is here to make .gifs, obscure references, and find the correlation between everything Black and Nerdy.
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