Intro
DJ Drama Lyrics

Hahaha
DJ Drama starts the song with a laugh conveying amusement and confidence about his work in the hip-hop industry.

I heard somebody say "Dram where you been at?"
DJ Drama quotes a question he was asked by someone who hadn't been following his recent career activities.

I said "You ain't been paying attention to the game?"
DJ Drama responds by implying that he has stayed active in the music industry and that the person who asked the question isn't well-informed.

My DNA's everywhere, Tune please remind these niggas
DJ Drama emphasizes his widespread influence in the rap game and asks rapper Lil Wayne to remind others of his impact.

Kiss more, care less, bare chest, tattoos
DJ Drama mentions a lifestyle of indulgence in romantic pursuits, having less concern for societal norms, being unable to hide one's tattoos.

Big chain, fat jewels, coupe on Shaq shoes
DJ Drama boasts of possessing ostentatious material wealth, including wearing large gold chains and expensive jewelry, driving a luxury car, and owning basketball legend Shaquille O'Neal's signature sneakers.

That dude bad news, Rob, Hijack? Cool
DJ Drama praises a rap artist's bad-boy reputation, referring to their previous run-ins with the law and other dangerous behavior.

Black heart, black tool, crack on that spoon
DJ Drama talks of the rough exterior of some gang members, possession of weaponry, and using drugs like crack cocaine.

Crack on that spoon, backbone don't bend
DJ Drama repeats the previous line about drug use and adds that even while facing adversity, some people have remarkable resilience and won't back down.

Them shoot at Tune, that boy don't flinch
DJ Drama mentions a hypothetical situation where people try to harm Lil Wayne, but he is unfazed and unyielding.

I don't shoot back, I pay for that hit
DJ Drama implies that he can afford to hire people to settle matters that are typically addressed through violence solves issues through money instead of violence.

And wait for that call, that say "We caught that fish"
DJ Drama refers to a call informing him that someone who caused problems for him or his associates has been punished and apprehended.

Homeboy got life, slap on that wrist
DJ Drama talks about the lenient sentencing of non-violent drug offenders and how it compares to harsher penalties for other crimes.

We bout' to start puttin' price tags on them bricks
DJ Drama hints at being involved in selling illegal drugs, suggesting that prices are going to increase or prices will be used for accounting purposes.

Kidnap wifey, get facts from that bitch
DJ Drama suggests kidnapping someone's wife for information about that person's crimes, seeking information in a violent and illegal manner.

My bitch hyphy, relax on that dick
DJ Drama boasts about his partner's wild and energetic personality and their preference for being intimate.

Shake hands with killas, break bread with homies
DJ Drama highlights the importance of his loyalty, being close with close friends and being cordial while maintaining ties to people that may be dangerous.

Not with these hoes, that's a threat not a warning
DJ Drama warns people to stay away from women other than his partner, insinuating that he will react violently if his friends disrespect his girlfriend or family members.

I'ma Pimp under pressure, got the Smith & the Wesson
DJ Drama notes his role as a pimp, commenting that even when under stress, he remains in control and has a gun for protection.

Got the A & the K, tell them niggas to spell it
DJ Drama refers to the guns he owns and challenges anyone that can't spell their names to not cross him or his associates.

I'm the shit and the urine, smell and whiff and inhale it
DJ Drama brags about his prominence, importance, and influence in the hip-hop industry, saying others should recognize it and appreciate it.

Quick to snap it and flash and get that picture developed
DJ Drama stresses that he is able to act quickly and decisively, like taking photographs and getting them developed so they can be preserved forever.

I cut your head off and wear it, I break your legs get to steppin'
DJ Drama uses violent imagery to threaten people who oppose him or act against his interests.

She suck the red off the cherry, bandanna red, bloody marry
DJ Drama references the sexual act of a woman giving him oral sex, and then refers to the color red, which is often associated with gangs and violence.

I smoke a blunt in the mornin', I smoke a blunt after that
DJ Drama admits to being a frequent marijuana smoker, suggesting that he smokes at all times of the day.

I give some bread to my homies, I don't want none of it back
DJ Drama implies that he is generous with his money and doesn't expect his friends to repay him or keep a tab on favors.

I wear the crown when I sleep, I wear the crown when I fuck
DJ Drama uses figurative language to suggest that he is always in a position of power and control, from when he is sleeping to being intimate.

I tear it down when I fuck, I read the bible at 1
DJ Drama refers to his sexual prowess and rounds out the line by talking about reading religious texts in the morning.

I play the hand that was dealt, I got a deck full of aces
DJ Drama suggests that he was born into challenging circumstances, but has made the most of what he was given, and has exceeded expectations by being resourceful.

I gave birth to your style, I need a check for my labor (Damn!)
DJ Drama implies that he has been extraordinarily influential in shaping the style of music made by others, requesting validation by way of payment for his role in shaping hip-hop.

I need a tech with a laser for the hecklers and haters
DJ Drama wants help from someone who is well equipped and skilled at shutting down critics and people who dislike him.

I ain't sure about heaven, I need a recommendation
DJ Drama expresses uncertainty and doubt about the afterlife and challenges listeners to convince him otherwise.

Yea, incarceration with molesters and rapers
DJ Drama makes a negative reference to prison, noting the presence of individuals who commit heinous crimes against others.

Late at night in they cell, hear them confessin' their prayers
DJ Drama suggests that even people who commit terrible crimes may seek solace in religion and offer prayers for forgiveness or protection.

I'm a professional player, intellectual player
DJ Drama is proud of his craft as a music producer, and remarks that he takes a cerebral approach to creating product.

It's about a ton a piece, for the testicle weighers
DJ Drama remarks on the value of drugs, saying that those who weigh testicles wouldn't be able to afford them.

Undetectable sprayers, make a mess like some crayons
DJ Drama boasts about the guns he owns, saying they are very hard to detect, and when used, can make chaotic scenes like children's messy art projects.

Dead men can't talk, and to heck with a Seance
DJ Drama discusses the ineffectiveness of psychic mediums that try to talk to the dead and imply likelihood of bad outcomes for those who betray him.

Be expectin' the chaos, be expectin' the chaos
DJ Drama warns those who come into contact with him to expect unpredictable and potentially dangerous scenarios.

Young Money mothafucker, we expect you to pay us
DJ Drama represents his label, Young Money, and requests payment and full recognition for his work and contributions.

I'm gone
DJ Drama ends his song by announcing his departure.

Depending on how I'm feelin'
DJ Drama discloses that the song and its contents could change based on his mood.

This might be the last time I tell you niggas
DJ Drama implies that this song might be his last and suggests the song's end is final.

It's about the quality, it's about the streets
DJ Drama suggests that his music is authentic and genuinely reflects the street life he has experienced.

But most importantly, it's about the music
DJ Drama emphasizes the importance of the music itself, and how he wants it to be the focal point above all else.

DJ Drama!
DJ Drama promotes his artist name as a recognizable brand in the hip-hop community.

Volume 2!
DJ Drama continues to promote his brand.

Tahahah
DJ Drama laughs again to indicate amusement and enjoyment of his work and to conclude his song.

Oh yeah, I'm still here
DJ Drama reinforces the message that he's still active in hip-hop music, despite potential rumors to the contrary.

Don't you ever forget, suckas!
DJ Drama ends the song by asserting his power and influence and warning others not to underestimate him.