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conversations.value: Write me a song called Hollywood Divorce with the following description: “Hollywood Divorce” is the fourth single to be released from OutKast’s sixth studio album, Idlewild. The song features rappers Lil Wayne and Snoop Dogg on guest vocals. It is only one of three songs from the album that both members of OutKast appear on. The single was released in November 2006.
  This song draws an extended metaphor between the up and down of a Hollywood marriage / divorce and the pattern of cultural appropriation in show business.  The song conjectures that any genre created within black culture experiences a honeymoon phase in which the genre and its pioneer artists team-up with Hollywood or the music industry like a marriage, but eventually a metaphorical divorce happens in which black artists are removed from the picture and the genre becomes appropriated by white artists and the industry.  Some blocks are largely concerned with the cultural appropriation side of the metaphor (Lil' Wayne’s verse and Andre’s spoken outro), and some blocks are largely concerned with the literal marriage and divorce side of the metaphor (Andre and Big Boi’s verses).  Snoop Dogg’s verse appears to literally be about relationships, while all of its content can be interpreted metaphorically through the lens of his relationship to rap music, as well as the rap genre’s relationship to other rappers (e.g. “Others say they got you but you been mine”).  Unclear whether it’s intentional, but the way the rap genre drifts between Snoop Dogg and others seems to parallel the song I Used To Love H.E.R. by Common, in which there is an extended metaphor between rap music and a childhood love interest, and the woman in that song also floats between Common and other partners. Make sure the lyrics are different from the original song.
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conversations.value: [Chorus: André 3000]
  Starts off like a small town marriage
  Lovely wife and life, baby carriage
  Now all the stars have cars, success of course
  But it ends in Hollywood divorce, Hollywood divorce
  [Verse 1: Lil Wayne]
  And I'm a star
  Yea, and I don't have to go to Hollywood
  'Cause Hollywood come through my neighborhood with cameras on
  I really think they're stealing from us like a sample song
  I really wish one day we'd take it back 
  like hammers home
  The hurricane come and took my Louisiana home
  And all I got in return was a darn country song
  This whole country wrong
  Oh, but you right if you just put a little ice on
  And cut your mic on but you don't even write songs
  But Hollywood make you spit like a python, I meant Cobra
  I'm so not sober, I'm high like a Hollywood
  Coffee or soda, 
  you can call me a roller
  Hold up, your grill's glistenin'
  Spent a hundred thousand on mine to feel different
  What's the real sense of it?
  Bling bling, I know and did you know
  I'm the creator of the term,
   I just straightened the perm
  They let it sit too long, they just makin' it burn
  Make a movie of our lifestyle, but they earn
  Like a dead body burned on the mantle piece
  That's why I try not to lie on wax like this candle grease
  And I be's the little nigga, cooler than anti-freeze
  Defrost on your window pane - 
  Lil Wayne
  But in Hollywood it's Litt-le Wayne
  , don't make me none
  So that's why I got a pre-nup
  I do [Chorus: André 3000]
  Starts off like a small town marriage
  Lovely wife and life, baby carriage
  Now all the stars have cars, success of course
  But it ends in Hollywood divorce, Hollywood divorce
  [Verse 2: André 3000]
  Yeah, Yeah
  A is for Adamsville
  B is for Bowen Homes
  See if I give a fuck if you like me you know I don't
  If she ain't got a good head on her, leave that ho alone
  If she do got some good head on her, let her sing a song
  D is for what I serve, I don't be on no curb
  She ain't no junkie neither, I ain't no dope dealer
  But she keep coming back three stacks must be some crack
  Put that pipe in her lap, she ain't know how to act
  Now that I've got your undivided attention, I'm
  Gonna say this and run under condition one
  Promise me you gon' stack, promise me you gon' ball
  Promise me you'll invest three fourth of it all
  For what? So your kids, kids, kids can have some cheese
  Can't get with it? Get, get, get, get, get on your knees
  'Cause wealth is the word
  Rich is round the corner from the curb
  Don't like what I write? Shoot me a bird [Verse 3: Big Boi]
  (Starts off)
  Tenth grade, the way was paved for me and Dre to create
  Like Dr. Frankenstein of arts and crafts
  Now could we make ah a difference
  Antwan Patton and André Benjamin
  Been jammin' for you crabbing rap niggas and journalists
  That's quick to misprint public and private business
  Then retract back for deaf ears and think it's dismissed
  Part two the sequel all new 'Kast
  Just ain't the same gang of nerds on the internet
  Slandering your name behind that screen name
  They're lame and their life is pretty plain
  M&M's with no nuts
  Won't show up face-to-face straight bitch made
  Like puppies on the nipples of a mutt
  Address it on a case-by-case basis like the judge
  What about these lyin' ass hoes tryin' to plot
  Or these niggas on the block who want the queen
  (Nigga please)
  But even she can walk we'll miss her we ain't gon' fake it
  But God don't make mistakes must be something bigger waiting
  [Chorus: André 3000]
  Starts off like a small town marriage
  Lovely wife and life, baby carriage
  Now all the stars have cars, success of course
  But it ends in Hollywood divorce, Hollywood divorce [Verse 4: Snoop Dogg]
  I do, love you but you hate me at the same time
  Lights, camera, action, it's game time
  Do you take this here as your lovely wife?
  To love her and cherish her for all your life?
  I solemnly swear to dare share and take you there
  And me and you together, baby, we a lucky pair
  It's been a long time, we walked a thin line
  Others say they got you but you been mine
  As I sit back and watch all them cat fights
  Domestic violence — is that right?
  But you love the Dogg, gave me the spotlight
  And now I'm growin' up, showin' up, blowin' up
  I never ever thought that we would separate at all
  But you played me like a game of football
  Used to feed me, need me, dress me
  Now it's so messy straight cut out and left me
  [Outro: André 3000 & 
  Snoop Dogg
  ]
  Hollywood divorce
  All the fresh styles always start off as a good little hood thing
  Look at blues, rock, jazz, rap
  Not even talkin' about music
  Everything else too
  By the time it reach Hollywood it's over
  But it's cool
  We just keep it goin' and make new shit
  Take our game, take our name
  Give us a little fame
  And then they kick us to the curb that's a cold thang