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The Seeds The Roots. Plant Parts and Their Functions Plant Anatomy [5] Brett Berliner of Stylus Magazine called the track "a rock song, featuring a little bit of funk and just a very little bit of hip-hop." [6] The song was favorably received by music critics.Robert Christgau called it the album's "centerpiece", "2002's freshest roots rock track and jammingest avant rap track. The Roots' 'The Seed 2.0,' featuring Cody Chesnutt, is such a track—a deft blend of neo-soul, funk, and hip-hop that defies categorization while defining an era

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The Seed (2.0) Lyrics & Meanings: Knocked up 9 months ago / And what she finna have she don't know / She want neo-soul, this hip-hop is old / She don't want no rock-n-roll / She want platinum or ice or gold / She want a whole lotta somethin' to fold / If you a obstacle she just drop ya cold / Cuz one monkey don't stop the show / Little Mary is bad / In these streets she done ran / E'er since. (C) 2002 Geffen Records#TheRoots #TheSeed #Remastered #CodyChesnuTT #vevo The Roots' version of the "Seed 2.0" is a genre-bending song - most critics couldn't figure out exactly what to call it

Seedling plant in soil showing germinated seed tender leaves and establishing root system Stock. The Roots' 'The Seed 2.0,' featuring Cody Chesnutt, is such a track—a deft blend of neo-soul, funk, and hip-hop that defies categorization while defining an era Clips of a young girl exploring the mansion play throughout.

Stream The Roots The Seed (2.0) [Giovi Bootleg] + Extended Mix by Giovi Listen online for. (C) 2002 Geffen Records#TheRoots #TheSeed #Remastered #CodyChesnuTT #vevo [5] Brett Berliner of Stylus Magazine called the track "a rock song, featuring a little bit of funk and just a very little bit of hip-hop." [6] The song was favorably received by music critics.Robert Christgau called it the album's "centerpiece", "2002's freshest roots rock track and jammingest avant rap track.