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US Virgin Islands Rep. Stacey Plaskett brought hip-hop to the Senate chamber once more on Wednesday.

It appears Donald Trump‘s second impeachment trial is providing yet another opportunity for rap lyrics to shine on the Senate floor.

On the opening day of the former president’s trial, Stacey Plaskett, a non-voting House Representative for the US Virgin Islands, stitched a pair of lines from Run The Jewels and the GZA, respectively, into her remarks. “The truth is usually seen and rarely heard,” said the House Rep during the impeachment proceeding, quoting the Wu-Tang Clan member’s 1999 song, “Breaker Breaker,” which itself paraphrases a line from 16th-century priest and philosopher, Baltasar Gracián. In the very next line, Plaskett quotes El-P’s verse from Run The Jewels’ “Early,” stating “truth is truth, whether denied or not.”

Plaskett is the first non-voting member of the House to serve as an impeachment manager and was reportedly the only black woman in the Senate chamber on the opening day of the trial. The House impeachment managers closed their portion of the trial on Thursday evening, accusing the former president of intentionally inciting a riot at the Capitol Building on January 6th. Trump’s defense team will take the floor for the first time later today.

See Rep. Stacey Plaskett’s remarks in full below along with El-P’s response.

During my presentation in the impeachment trial yesterday, I made two references from the hip hop genre: “The truth is usually seen and rarely heard” from GZA of the Wu-Tang Clan and “Truth is truth, whether denied or not,” from Run the Jewels. You can see it below: pic.twitter.com/uLUYp6H8nN

— Rep. Stacey Plaskett (@StaceyPlaskett) February 12, 2021

welp apparently i was quoted during the impeachment trial today and i can’t say i didn’t see it coming. ok i didn’t see it coming. pic.twitter.com/4xcd297pcs

— el-p (@therealelp) February 12, 2021