You Think I Don't Know
Winners of Psychopathic Records "Underground Psychos" contest. The prize wa… Read Full Bio ↴Winners of Psychopathic Records "Underground Psychos" contest. The prize was to sign a record deal with Psychopathic Records (home of acts like Twiztid, Blaze Ya Dead Homie, Dark Lotus and owners Insane Clown Posse), an album in stores worldwide, full promotion, photoshoots and more But before the signing the contract with Psychopathic the two rappers, Bonez & Otis was a part of the underground scene, most notably in their hometown of Denver, CO.

But before Psychopathic Records announced the contest, Bonez and Otis had signed a distribution deal with Longrange Distribution and released the album The Unforgiven Forest on their record label, Canonize Records.

AMB's first Psychopathic release "Blood In, Blood Out" came out on April 18 2006.

By the fall of 2006, AMB was dropped of Psychopathic Records. But even with the drop of the label AMB announced that a new album titled "Gods Hand" will come out in 2007.

In 2008 AMB announced their return to Hatchet House Records, a subsidiary of Psychopathic Records. God's Hand drops nationally Tuesday September 16th, 2008

You Think I Don't Know
Axe Murder Boyz Lyrics


We have lyrics for these tracks by Axe Murder Boyz:


All Day All day, each and every which way. We spit flames, steady…
All I Know (CHORUS: x2) When your feel a light breeze whisper through …
Blood In Watching you with red eyes (Walk through the wire) Follow y…
Calm Down Otis: I'm alone, I'm holding my chrome And I have become …
Cantfxckwittus I just been thinking 'bout all of the Drama and all…
Chips 'N Dip Otis: It's on you girl, it's all on you, girl! It's on…
Dream (Laughter) (Verse 1:) 2:30 in the mornin, I slipped in m…
Fatality Yeah, look A lot you rapping mothafuckas can’t even rap tho …
God Only Knows Otis: Did I really take her and keep her with me? Cover…
Gods Hand Killers We are all children of God Here comes another one He here…
Heatseeker Otis: Bullets fly just let me die If I can't shoot and…
Honor Otis: Wake up in a mad rage and I can't see Cold…
Old Girl Otis: Girl, I see you lookin' at me and Fuckin' me with…
Overcome All my life I've learned Gotta get up, stay strong. Gotta…
Redrum Where I'm From (Otis) Yeah, It's redrum where I'm from come get some, f…
Right Now Chorus x 2: Right now - Sometimes the sun hits my…
Scream My Name (Otis) Everyday, My click spray we don't play, Keep it…
See Thru Bonez Dubb: Axe murder in this bitch and we don't fuck…
Selfish Otis: You want it, can't have it. Baby, you're so ecstatic…
Still Alive Otis: Shit Man, this shit is crazy All I'm tryin' to do i…
Takin' It Away Takin' it away Takin' it away Bonez Dubb: I need somethin' …
The Demon Oh shit (x8) We finally at the end of it all…
Vibe Burn it to the ground Burn that bitch down Burn that bitch…



West Side Wicked Otis: If it's money that you need, homie you can get…


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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@Jak3tr0n

Okay, so I was going to go on Faygoluvers with all of this because I have a lot to say. But I've never commented on YouTube like ever, I been on here for as long as it's been around. So for my first comment, I want to mention it on here. I think it's an honor to mention this directly towards the Boyz and hopefully they comment back. This is going to be very real and heartfelt. And I want them to feel me and where I'm coming from. I listened to the Boyz when they first came out. Man, they were kids, to be honest, it was dope. Honestly, before they were with Psychopathic, they were at their peak. These guys were putting records out and making moves. I appreciate that side of the Boyz a lot more than when they were with Psychopathic.

Now there's that contest and they were 15 and won that shit. I remember that like yesterday. Now they got a Psychopathic album and unlike Twiztid or Blaze, their shit was too childish. It wasn't enjoyable. And I'm being honest about this. They sounded generic and had no real flavor to them. They did but the style wasn't like them, it felt like a bootleg version of them. Which in essence was bad, cause it put a lot of people off to them. I'd wait for the album to drop and it was an honest disappointment. It was just shit bland beats, a gimmick, they had these weird jackets and it was a mess. I get ICP have a label and everyone has a gimmick, but fuck these guys were doing their own shit, leave them as they were. But see that's where Psychopathic fucked up. And I know that haunts Violent J more than anyone else. Cause he put everything he had in Otis and it all blew up in his face. He should've treated Otis better and given him complete and utter freedom. But that came a little later after those albums, and I remember Muerte was solicited on Psychopathic and never came out, thanks to God.

From Psychopathic, then to Hatchet House. Then finally back to Psychopathic. I'll mention Redrum was a banger, damn that song goes hard. They had a few good tracks here and there. But the entire album was un-listenable. I honestly couldn't enjoy it. It was hard to sit through all of that with no real solid bangers, just 3-4 the most while the other tracks were straight up whack. And this isn't an attack on the Boyz, it's just where they were at the time. Well all know this from Blaze's album Gang Rags, the Psychopathic version was fucking horrible, but the Majik Ninja version was incredible. I think Mike P. or some dipshit produced the Boyz albums. I know Mike E. Clark did some tracks and those were sick. But they were mostly lackluster albums in all realness and had absolutely no weight to them. I tried to revisit them and I can't, they're just badly done.

Now Otis has his first album coming out, and he's doing Missing Link's production, he's in almost everything ICP's doing. He's finally getting the respect he deserves. His own productions are solid. That ICP album was fire due to those beats. His Young Wicked album was fucking incredible. I couldn't stop listening to it. It was done like a breath of fresh air. It sounded like nothing on the label at all. Not only that it sounded entire as his own thing. You can tell Otis evolved through those years. He was finally becoming the man he was supposed to become and make the music he was always supposed to make after almost 2 fucking decades. Now he's on the Killjoy Club and he's all over, Violent J wanted Otis on everything. And it was showing. Y.W.G.'s video drops and it's so sick. I played that track out until I got sick of it. His album was so good I couldn't get enough of it.

Then everything takes a turn for the worst, that whole controversy with Sammy and Otis was just a bad problem. As much as people want to bury Otis, it's not entirely his fault cause Sammy knew he was married and had kids and she still went for it. I understand where Violent J and Jumpsteady are coming from. But it wasn't just him, it was her as well and that lead to more problems within Psychopathic and gave them exposure they didn't need. In hindsight Otis should've held back and stopped himself. But what's done is done, and people shouldn't hold that against him, cause it was a mistake. People just blew it up to make him look like a piece of shit when he's not like that. It was just a bad day for everyone and we all have bad days. So for Violent J and Jumpsteady to blow it up, isn't reasonable. I appreciate out of respect that Otis doesn't make a diss track using that as ammo lol. That would be a real pipebomb.

From that, Bonez drops singles and videos and his songs are all sick. I bumped them wishing he had an album, unexpectedly Otis drops an EP and signs to Majik Ninja, but then again Twiztid would've been stupid to let those guys go. So I commend them for taking him, that was a smart business move, and also the biggest fuck you to Violent J, most of all. His EP was incredible. Those 6 tracks went hard as fuck and the title track Vengeance was obviously directed at Psychopathic. If I was Violent J and hard that, that would tear me to pieces. That was like a real legit lyrical execution. You see through the tracks, he's got pain, weight and substance, it's not mindlessly put out. Though his Psychopathic album SLaughter was a complete classic. I give that album a lot of credit as being one of the best things released literally in years from Psychopathic. So Otis was doing good. Really good better than anyone else.

Then it was announced his album Prodigal Son was being released. It was leaked months in advance, but damn man, I bumped that motherfucker hard. I couldn't get over how good it was. if SLaughter was the best, this was a solid follow up. And he's maturing even more. Still nothing from Bonez, and then all of the sudden they drop a video for Grindin' and that shit was great, then you wait for more, and it's all a mystery. Than after so many years it's finally happening. Muerte is getting released and the video for Vibe drops. Solid as always, you can tell Twiztid is allowing them to have full control over their music and everything. The album finally drops, and I love it, this is the Boyz album that should've happened years ago. This is what they always been and will forever be. They went from all of those hardships and shit, and finally making it big to having mediocre shit, to becoming something more, something better. Something that surpassed everyone's expectations. What was done on Muerte, should continue until the end of their career consistently.

Bonez has an album that was announced and that makes me happy. I hope all that happens is that they go up from here and go past heat-seekers and more than that. And I know they have a lot of support and people believe and encourage them. Now, I love Psychopathic as much as I love Majik Ninja, I grew up listening to ICP since I was a kid, I don't think they should've dissed Otis that was in poor taste. And getting Lyte was just a bad move, if I ever heard a motherfucker who sounds like shit, it was him. His album is such garbage, it was so bad I actually downloaded it and then deleted it. The guy can't fucking rap, he's like so whack and all these kids thinks that's talent? That's a dude who's trying too hard to be something he isn't. He should go back to flipping pizza's cause he's whack like the Little Ceaser's Chieeziest Most Bestest shit. What was he Anybody Killa's replacement? Where is Anybody Killa anyways? He's like the last real legit rapper on Psychopathic. But I will say this, Quija Macc, I give Psychopathic props for that, that was a good find. We all know about Swagtoof, and how dope they were, so seeing Macc with them is pretty cool. But he's freely creative, so that leads me to believe if Psychopathic's actually changing for the better.

No matter what Boyz went through and all the shit that's happened, happened. It doesn't matter anymore, cause at the end of the day, they're free. They have the creativity to be who they want to be without trying to follow some stupid gimmick. They don't have to impress people, they make shit they like, and it's pretty damn good, and they should be proud that all of those hardships and all of those disappointments lead up to this point in their career. And I'm sure if their grandma was alive today, she'd shed tears and know these Boyz after 2 decades are finally making a solid legacy. And on the last thing, they're so good they don't need any collabs. They can carry themselves magnificently. That alone speaks volumes about them. It shows that they mastered their craft, made beats that are straight up murder melodies, with that Mexican vibe to it, and made the sound entirely singular to who they are. And they should pat their own backs and know they achieved the first real step to becoming more than some underground act, Otis said he wants to be on Jay-Z's level once. I don't want you to be Jay-Z, I want you to be better than him and be who you are and do what you do and have people run to you for collabs and beats. The same thing with Bonez. Never change who you are, and no matter if you're underground with a massive cult following, or a mainstream act, never forget your style and the people who bump your music proudly, and hopefully I'll see you at that West Palm Beach show and kick it with you guys, that would be a pleasure. Hasta la muerte.



All comments from YouTube:

@thesweetestdemons449

This song was actually pretty damn good. It had a nostalgia factor, even though this was the first time ive listened to it. Glad to have you back AMB.

@thisislotus6215

Dope beat. AMB flows on it nice.

@9326metal

Never been a big fan of young wicked by him self but with amb and as a Collab artist he's fire as a volcano. Love AMB

@kushdoutzkis9222

Colorado love baby!!!!!!!!!!!! Been bumping amb since I was young almost 21 now.. shits crazy

@officialblazeyadead1

AMB back at it again! Keep killin' shit!

@Sid_Vicious-hu6yn

Blaze ya dead homie!! WHOOP WHOOP

@wearywanderer7018

The flow in the first verse is immense.

@brianelkins3075

Still owes you arse a bleezy...so much always much appreciated...you recognized me, on intro, on my mind knees eyes twisting like they were 1950's Chubby Checker on the dance floor..
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@ninjagweedo6246

Freshness, Amb has always been my goto when i was burnt out on everything else, I've always dug thier style and sound. Still Alive.

@ishimeadows8266

BoneZ Dubb is why i first started listing to AMB

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