Tell Em
Choclair Lyrics

Choclair says do what you like
Choclair encourages listeners to live life as they please.

Ro Dolla here to rock the mic
Ro Dolla is announcing his presence and readiness to perform.

Saukrates most casually I feed your energy, say it Tell em that's it's alright
Saukrates introduces himself in a relaxed manner and reassures listeners that everything will be okay.

We represnting the T.O Gritty, city lights from the East Coast Niggaz be on the grind 'til we bleed toast Hot money, funny how the weed goes Out the nose, 'til we Rosco Pecko training hoes Sneak a peek through the peep whole Scarborough swingin', swimming in fish like eco Where'd the weed go? Give me the blunt back my man
The artists represent their hometown of Toronto, highlighting its tough atmosphere and party scene. They describe their experiences with drugs and prostitution and reference the Scarborough area specifically.

I'm cruising eastside ot the T.O Me, Impala, Sox in the Volvo, C-7-0 Dolla, Ro, shotgun hands steady on the doe-doe Cadillac style, big balls swinging Rooftop bar-B-Q, ten pound chicken
Choclair details his journey around the east side of Toronto with his friends, discussing their luxurious cars and big egos. They also mention a rooftop barbeque with a large amount of food.

Head down to Hill Top to meet Winnie who be clipping At the shop that keeps me looking so fresh so clean Can't forget Block Thirteen Home of the "Doctor" Twin Rivers thinking bout life so much Pop my clutch, catch the groove, just too smooth Basket case, giving you a taste
Ro Dolla talks about visiting a barber shop owned by someone named Winnie and mentions Block Thirteen, which is known for its skilled barbers. He also references Twin Rivers and enjoys the smoothness of his ride while pondering life. He describes himself as a unique individual giving listeners a taste of what he has to offer.

(Tell em that it's alright) The East all up in your face (Tell em that it's alright) {If you're squeezed tell 'em give you space} (Tell em that it's alright)
The artists assert their presence in the music industry and tell others to be aware of their influence. They give the advice to tell someone to back up, if they get too close.

From the old to the new, we keep giving it to you Circle (ha) I thought you knew, nigga, don't front If you want go ahead, let em know I said to (Tell em that it's alright) Tell em that it's alright (Tell em that it's alright) I said to tell em that it's alright (Tell em that it's alright) x3
Solitair explains that he and the other artists continuously make music for their fans. He challenges listeners to share this message and reassures them that everything will be alright.

Buffer's park, after dark Is where I did my thang Latex out the window when I'm done my thang Head to Johnny's on a late night stroll Back to the crib, feet kicked up with a grips on the Schlitz A new year turned my Schlitz straight to a spliff My eyes stay glazed all day My food for thought, it holds weight And now worldwide for ten G's a plate So fuck what you want me to say, it's Scarborough kids
Choclair reminisces on his past experiences at Buffer's Park and discusses his drug use. He visits Johnny's on a late night walk and goes back to his home to relax. He discusses his success in the music industry and disclaims any expectation for him to speak differently than others from Scarborough.

So wobble it, I follow it Her ass built like hard doe bread Get your Benz repossessd by Auto Feds Auto Feds really stand for Scarborough kids They'll steal your shit, for ornaments Hang 'em on a Christmas tree in August My promise is, heavier than Harpo tits I mark those kids with heart conditions (Pump)
Saukrates talks about following a woman who has an attractive figure. He references the concept of car repossession and how Scarborough is known for that. He references stealing and hanging ornaments on a Christmas tree during the wrong season as another example of the area's antics. He asserts his power over others and marks weak individuals.

Ro Ro Deez, yeah the East on a mission (pump) We hold it down for our homies in prison (I said pump) My words shine, stop, look, listen Could give a fuck where you came from High-rise or slum, Ray 'n' Nef W Bringing trouble to who, try and step in my shoes Dog, I'm worth like ten Mill' West Hill, a spot where you got to chill Hatin' on the Circle Fam still (Tell em that it's alright) Ladies in the East what the deal? (Tell em that it's alright)
Ro Dolla asserts his presence, promising to support his friends in prison. He boasts about his abilities as a rapper and disregards others' origins. He references WestHill and a need to relax there. He speaks to the ladies in the East and reassures them that everything is alright.

Chocleeze off the Heeze Saukrates be getting the freeplay Ro Deeze chop your girl easy, morning of a weekday (Tell em that it's alright) x4
The artists introduce themselves again and make lighthearted comments about their abilities with women. They reassure listeners that everything is alright.