“The world can’t touch Ghost, purple tape Rae co-host Before finishing off the bar with a Whoopi Goldberg reference, known best at the time for Sister Act, where she played a choir singer who had to relocate after having witnessed a murder and enters witness protection as a nun. He starts with an honest, yet blunt description of himself, then says he thought he was “Michael in West Brighton Pool”– a home goods store located in Staten Island - but the imagery, metaphors and double entendre are ever present, as “broom” is also slang for guns in the next line he talks about now being into “iron duels,” (as a gun is made of steel). Turn nuns to Earth Whoopi, she at Allah school West Brighton Pool, now I’m into Iron Duels Picked up the broom thought I was Michael in Son trifling f**k, wildflower on the cycle and Heavily inspired by martial arts - much like the rest of the Clan – the song begins with a sound bite from the film Shaolin Rescuers. He starts his verse with his typical and colorfully descriptive lyrics.

Ghostface did much more than just interpolate others, and “Mighty Healthy” showcased some of the best rapping of his career. Swan and “Funk President (People it’s Bad),” by James Brown (another heavily sampled artist). “The wisdom that I’m speaking are words that I’m rhymingīesides the Divine Force interpolation, “Mighty Healthy” sampled records from other pioneers of hip hop, sampling “Wish I Could Talk to You” by The Sylvers, as well as, “Nobody Beats the Biz” by Biz Markie featuring T.J. Sir Ibu’s lyrics on “Holy War (Live)” read: Understand what I’m saying, saying, saying On “Mighty Healthy,” Ghostface begins the sampling at around the 1:12 mark. You can hear him using Sir Ibu’s flow as well as some of his lyrics as a way of paying homage.

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