text: A rapper on the second verse of a song whose title mentions this city mentions how certain rappers without any skill are struggling to get 5 microphones in the magazine
full_question: A rapper on the second verse of a song whose title mentions this city mentions how certain rappers without any skill are struggling to get 5 microphones in the magazine The Source, while this rapper gets them easily, as evidenced by his group receiving scores of 5 and 4.5 on two of their previous records. That song that refers to this city in its title mentions how the music industry has lied to the rappers using the allegory of a weatherman being wrong. The song that mentions this city in its title has a first verse that mixes up gorillas with another ape, creating the entertaining but incorrect phrase “silverback orangutans,” and the song’s title, which mentions this city, was a phrase heard on the news by the rapper of that verse that he thought he could incorporate into a song well. The song’s chorus, which repeats the name of this city, may refer to Operation Desert Storm, something this group opposed, as it states that one should not use their weapon unless they are completely sure they are going to use it. For ten points, name this city, mentioned in an OutKast song in which the chorus repeats "Bombs Over [this city]," the capital of Iraq.
first_sentence: A rapper on the second verse of a song whose title mentions this city mentions how certain rappers without any skill are struggling to get 5 microphones in the magazine