Dickes B by Seeed

[Alyssea]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYK-NfOo7b4
I can't figure out what the black guy at the beginning of this song is saying. All the lyric sites I've visited only start where the white guy starts singing. My dad (who was born in Germany, but hasn't been using German regularly in decades) is saying that at least some of the words he says are English, but they sure don't sound English to me. 

[tiorthan]

As far as I can tell, none of that is German. The music is getting in the way of my understanding there but it sounds a lot like some English based creole language like Jamaican Patois or so.

[Duckduck (Contributor)]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYK-NfOo7b4
I can't figure out what the black guy at the beginning of this song is saying. All the lyric sites I've visited only start where the white guy starts singing. My dad (who was born in Germany, but hasn't been using German regularly in decades) is saying that at least some of the words he says are English, but they sure don't sound English to me. 

Hi Allyssea!
Well, I can just about hear "tell you about Seeed ...  righteousness? achieve? ... Black Kappa ... raising ragga?..."
Black Kappa is the black singer, a ragga musician and quite well-known in the scene.
tiorthan was right: it is Jamaican Patois.
Duckduck
(Feathered Reggae-Fan)

[Alyssea]

Ah, okay. Thanks!

[BrokeGopher]

I absolutely love this song!  His Jamaican accent is hard to understand, but what I hear is:

Hey yo -- what it's all about, Seeed.
Righteousness, it must achieve
and(?) the chosen Black Kappa
raisin' the reggae manner(?)

What I wonder about is the line;  "wir shaken was wir haben bis morgen zehn(?) Uhr."
Habe ich das richtig gehört?

[Keswick (Contributor)]

Guten Morgen BrokeGopher,

Sie singen/rappen: wir shaken was wir haben bis morgens 7 Uhr.

Ich hoffe das hilft!

Keswick