The top 10 most inspiring quotes by Rakim
- You can look in a book of wrong and learn more about right. If you’re reading a book that has everything wrong in it, you’re learning what not to do.
- When you get to know yourself, you get to know everyone and everything on the planet.
- I love listening to old records to keep me nostalgic; it allows me to not lose my love for hip-hop.
- It’s a bold statement, but I think people need to read between the lines.
- Everything derives from the mind. From sex to the way you want people to perceive you to anything in life, it all derives from the mind. If people start realizing this and get deeper into themselves, they’ll realize there’s nothing they can’t do.
- I always had intelligence with me; I was always in the streets; I was always trying to do good. I was always looking for something to guide me. In the beginning, church wasn’t it.
- I think half of our lives are written out for us, and things happen the way they are supposed to happen.
- What’s powerful about the mind? The mind comes through every physical, and when the physical goes, the mind still exists.
- Once you start making money, you have to put things into perspective.
- We lost the connection between the entertainment world and the neighborhoods.
Rakim, born William Michael Griffin Jr. on January 28, 1968, is an influential American rapper and lyricist hailing from Long Island, New York. Widely regarded as one of the greatest and most innovative emcees in hip-hop history, Rakim gained prominence in the late 1980s as one half of the legendary duo Eric B. & Rakim.
Known for his smooth and intricate flow, Rakim revolutionized the art of lyricism with his complex rhyme schemes and thought-provoking verses. The duo’s debut album, “Paid in Full” (1987), is often considered a classic in hip-hop, featuring tracks like the title song that showcased Rakim’s unparalleled skills. The album played a pivotal role in shaping the golden era of hip-hop.
Rakim continued to make significant contributions to the genre with subsequent albums like “Follow the Leader” (1988) and “Let the Rhythm Hit ‘Em” (1990). His impact extended beyond his own discography, influencing countless artists and setting a standard for lyrical excellence in rap.
Rakim’s solo career, after parting ways with Eric B., further solidified his status as a rap icon. He remains a respected figure in hip-hop, celebrated for his profound lyricism and enduring influence on the culture.
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