One of the handful of DJs to make the jump from mixtapes to the major label… Read Full Bio ↴One of the handful of DJs to make the jump from mixtapes to the major labels, DJ Clue? hooked up with Jay-Z's Roc-a-Fella Records camp for a bit in the late '90s, then moved on to his own camp, Desert Storm Records.
The Queens native built his reputation with street-level mixtapes and quickly became one of the city's leading DJs, graced with the latest tracks by the biggest names. Popular New York hip-hop station Hot 97 brought him aboard for a while in the late '90s alongside fellow DJ heavyweight Funkmaster Flex. The air time furthered his reputation, and Jay-Z in turn invited him to join forces with Roc-a-Fella, which released Clue?'s major-label debut, The Professional (1997). The album featured primarily exclusive tracks, each boasting one of New York's top rappers, everyone from Nas and Mobb Deep to DMX and Ja Rule.
A second volume followed in 2000, and in the meantime Clue? toured with Roc-a-Fella in support of Jay-Z's Hard Knock Life album as documented on Backstage (2000). He then parted ways with Roc-a-Fella and embarked on his own path, establishing Desert Storm Records and debuting Fabolous in 2001. Years later, once Jay-Z ascended to the position of president of Def Jam, Clue? recorded The Professional, Pt. 3 (2006).
The Queens native built his reputation with street-level mixtapes and quickly became one of the city's leading DJs, graced with the latest tracks by the biggest names. Popular New York hip-hop station Hot 97 brought him aboard for a while in the late '90s alongside fellow DJ heavyweight Funkmaster Flex. The air time furthered his reputation, and Jay-Z in turn invited him to join forces with Roc-a-Fella, which released Clue?'s major-label debut, The Professional (1997). The album featured primarily exclusive tracks, each boasting one of New York's top rappers, everyone from Nas and Mobb Deep to DMX and Ja Rule.
A second volume followed in 2000, and in the meantime Clue? toured with Roc-a-Fella in support of Jay-Z's Hard Knock Life album as documented on Backstage (2000). He then parted ways with Roc-a-Fella and embarked on his own path, establishing Desert Storm Records and debuting Fabolous in 2001. Years later, once Jay-Z ascended to the position of president of Def Jam, Clue? recorded The Professional, Pt. 3 (2006).
Born To Love You
DJ Clue Lyrics
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(dials phone - phone rings)
[Kim] Hello?
[Girl] Hello
Is this Lil' Kim?
[Kim] Who's this?
[Girl] Don't worry 'bout all that
I found your number in my man's pocket
[Kim] Well shit bitch!
Give it to him then!
No wonder the mothafucka hasn't call me yet!
Look at your fuckin' groupie ass
Stealin' numbers and shit
[Girl] Wha? Fuckin' bitch!
I'mma see your ass at the mothafuckin' concert
Does she do it like me?
Does she work that body?
Throw that ass like pu-pump-pump-pu-pump that hottie
Do she handle it like she got a deep throat?
I mean suck that cock 'til she start to choke
Does she like to have sex high off the X?
Try it with me and tell me who's the best
Does she like to wear thongs that you can eat?
Do she fuck your brains out 'til you fall asleep?
(Chorus)
Bet you she don't fuck you
Like you know I fuck you
And I bet you she will never do, oh
All the things I'll do for you
Is she drop-dead fine?
Does she like it from behind?
Is she fly?
Do she got a style like mine?
Does she slurp it, rub it, jerk it, ride it?
Tell you how you feel when you inside it
You love me, and I know she know
'cause everytime I come around, she be like "let's go"
Girls know not to leave they man around me
When I get my hands on him
he puttin weddin bands on me
(Chorus)
I'm the queen of Rap, there is none higher
Did she tell you that?
The bitch is a liar
People spend doe to see me spit fire
And niggas give they life to be with me for one night
I let you come in me, while you stick it in the booty
Lick the nut off, then stick it back in the coot, see
I bet you she don't even know how to kiss
And I bet you ain't never been fucked like this
(Chorus) x2
And I bet ya, and I bet ya baby
And I bet ya she don't fuck you
And I bet ya, bet ya, bet ya baby
And I bet ya she don't fuck you
No, baby
(Chorus till fade...)
[Kim] Hello?
[Girl] Hello
Is this Lil' Kim?
[Kim] Who's this?
[Girl] Don't worry 'bout all that
I found your number in my man's pocket
Give it to him then!
No wonder the mothafucka hasn't call me yet!
Look at your fuckin' groupie ass
Stealin' numbers and shit
[Girl] Wha? Fuckin' bitch!
I'mma see your ass at the mothafuckin' concert
Does she do it like me?
Does she work that body?
Throw that ass like pu-pump-pump-pu-pump that hottie
Do she handle it like she got a deep throat?
I mean suck that cock 'til she start to choke
Does she like to have sex high off the X?
Try it with me and tell me who's the best
Does she like to wear thongs that you can eat?
Do she fuck your brains out 'til you fall asleep?
(Chorus)
Bet you she don't fuck you
Like you know I fuck you
And I bet you she will never do, oh
All the things I'll do for you
Is she drop-dead fine?
Does she like it from behind?
Is she fly?
Do she got a style like mine?
Does she slurp it, rub it, jerk it, ride it?
Tell you how you feel when you inside it
You love me, and I know she know
'cause everytime I come around, she be like "let's go"
Girls know not to leave they man around me
When I get my hands on him
he puttin weddin bands on me
(Chorus)
I'm the queen of Rap, there is none higher
Did she tell you that?
The bitch is a liar
People spend doe to see me spit fire
And niggas give they life to be with me for one night
I let you come in me, while you stick it in the booty
Lick the nut off, then stick it back in the coot, see
I bet you she don't even know how to kiss
And I bet you ain't never been fucked like this
(Chorus) x2
And I bet ya, and I bet ya baby
And I bet ya she don't fuck you
And I bet ya, bet ya, bet ya baby
And I bet ya she don't fuck you
No, baby
(Chorus till fade...)
The lyrics to DJ Clue's song "Born to Love You" depict a heated phone conversation between Lil' Kim and another woman. The conversation implies that Lil' Kim has been involved with this woman's man, and tensions arise as they exchange insults and threats. Lil' Kim asserts her dominance and questions the woman's abilities, both sexually and emotionally, in comparison to her own. She boasts of her skills in the bedroom, suggesting that she can satisfy her lover in ways that the other woman cannot. Lil' Kim also asserts her status as the queen of rap and belittles the other woman for her supposed lies and lack of talent.
The lyrics of the song highlight Lil' Kim's confidence, sexual prowess, and self-assuredness. She exudes a sense of power and control, emphasizing her ability to please her partner both physically and emotionally. The song also touches on themes of jealousy and competition.
Lyrics Β© Universal Music Publishing Group, Downtown Music Publishing, Peermusic Publishing, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: KIMBERLY JONES, K. RAPHAEL, JONES) KASHIF (MICHAEL
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brkjeff
1996 is the best year in hip hop just like the 96β NBA draft. Look at this:
OutKast - ATLiens
The Roots - Illadelph Halflife
De La Soul - Stakes Is High
The Fugees - The Score
Nas - It Was Written
Ghostface Killah - Iron Man
Jay Z - Reasonable Doubt
2Pac - All Eyes On Me
2Pac - Makaveli
Mobb Deep - Hell on Earth
Redman - Muddy Waters
Busta - The Coming
Tribe- Beats Rhymes & Life
Murray - Enigma
Rass Kass - Soul on Ice
Jeru - Wrath of the Math
M.O.P. - Firing Squad
Smoothe Da Hustla - Once Upon a Timeβ¦
Hektah Skeltah - Nocturnal
OGC - The Storm
Lil Kim - Hardcore
and moreβ¦.!!! Itβs not a year close B!
brkjeff
In particular 1996 is the best year in hip hop just like the 96β NBA draft. Look at this:
OutKast - ATLiens.
The Roots - Illadelph Halflife. ...
De La Soul - Stakes Is High. ...
The Fugees - The Score. ...
Nas - It Was Written. ...
Ghostface Killah - Iron Man. ...
Jay Z - Reasonable Doubt.
2Pac - All Eyes On Me
2Pac - Makaveli
Mobb Deep - Hell on Earth
Redman - Muddy Waters
Busta - The Coming
Tribe- Beats Rhymes & Life
Murray - Enigma
Rass Kass - Soul on Ice
Jeru - Wrath of the Math
M.O.P. - Firing Squad
Smoothe Da Hustla - Once Upon a Timeβ¦
Hektah Skeltah - Nocturnal
OGC - The Storm
Lil Kim - Hardcore
and moreβ¦.!!! Itβs not a year close B!
Steve Raub
Nothing compares to the feeling of going to get the new clue tape when it dropped when you were young and you got them all on here .....good sh!t!!!!
Terrance Simms
Exactly
100G D*S
Right right!!
Ctyguy 75
With 8 niggas in tha whip windows down smoked out!!
Antony Barnett
Original "Big Momma Thang" with uncut Pac and Faith diss. You knew it was deeper than rap around this time.π₯π₯π₯
Renegadez Radio
I tell everybody clue was the only one Iβve ever heard it from and when album came out with Hov on it I was like ohhh nahhh I was only like 13 facts real Queens shit juuheard
Dee Davis
Yooo.. I remember when I first heard this.. I had the same reaction some 28 yrs later! REWIND!
brkjeff
1996 is the best year in hip hop just like the 96β NBA draft. Look at this:
OutKast - ATLiens
The Roots - Illadelph Halflife
De La Soul - Stakes Is High
The Fugees - The Score
Nas - It Was Written
Ghostface Killah - Iron Man
Jay Z - Reasonable Doubt
2Pac - All Eyes On Me
2Pac - Makaveli
Mobb Deep - Hell on Earth
Redman - Muddy Waters
Busta - The Coming
Tribe- Beats Rhymes & Life
Murray - Enigma
Rass Kass - Soul on Ice
Jeru - Wrath of the Math
M.O.P. - Firing Squad
Smoothe Da Hustla - Once Upon a Timeβ¦
Hektah Skeltah - Nocturnal
OGC - The Storm
Lil Kim - Hardcore
and moreβ¦.!!! Itβs not a year close B!
BTA
Nah when I read the 1st line I was in agreement ...thats a big fact..96 was that year!!!
Tremayne Bowman
UGK Riding Dirty Top 5 And I Own Every Album On Your List Besides Smooth The Hustler... Ghetto Boys Westside Connection And Fugees Also..Too Man To Name....''96 Best Year Ever In Life... Sophomore 'HS Year
Best Music
Best Cars Ever
Big East Basketball
What A Time To Be Alive π