Earl Simmons (December 18, 1970 - April 9, 2021), better known by his stage… Read Full Bio ↴Earl Simmons (December 18, 1970 - April 9, 2021), better known by his stage name DMX (Dark Man X), was an American rapper from Yonkers, New York and actor signed to Ruff Ryders Entertainment. In 1998 he released his debut solo album, It's Dark and Hell Is Hot, and has since released 1998's Flesh of My Flesh, Blood of My Blood, 1999's ...And Then There Was X, 2001's The Great Depression, 2003's Grand Champ and 2006's Year of the Dog...Again.
DMX died on April 9, 2021 in White Plains, New York, after he was hospitalized on April 2 following a reported heart attack.
Biography
Earl Simmons was the second of three children of a single mother, and was born in Mount Vernon, New York Simmons ended up growing up in the School Street housing projects of Yonkers, New York. He began rapping around the age of 13, amusing crowds of children with rhymes that relied on spelled-out words, a style he called "spellbound." A local rapper eventually asked the young Earl to beatbox for him, and Simmons agreed, adopting the stage name DMX, which stands for "Dark Man of the Unknown," X being an algebraic expression for unknown. But at the time, stood for a drum system that delivered amazing beats. Eventually he decided to try his hand at serious rapping, and honed his skills during a stint at a group home. He also got into fights and frequently was on the run from police. During this period, he also began doing shows and battling other rappers (Once battling and defeating Jay-Z), making a name for himself in the New York area. He released his first album called "DMX: Unleashed and Unreleased" which was an instant hit on the streets of Yonkers. He was also featured in the Unsigned Hype section of The Source in 1988.
He stated he wanted to be a preacher when he retires from his rapping career as he stated in his reality TV Show DMX: Soul Of A Man.
DMX was a fan of the Pit Bull type dogs (American Pit Bull Terriers and American Staffordshire Terriers). He had a tattoo of one of his deceased dogs, on his back, which read "One Love Boomer". He later contributed over $1 million to the United Negro Association for unfortunate black children in New York City..
Recording career
In and out of jail, DMX decided to focus solely on his rap career. He began seriously looking for a deal and linked up with Pete McCormick Schaub, an A&R for Small Island at the time. Eventually, he signed a management deal with Ruff Ryders. They negotiated deals with both Bad Boy and Death Row Records, but he eventually landed at Def Jam. He is currently at Sony BMG, set to release his first of three albums on August 1st 2006. Rumors also arose that DMX had signed for 50 Cent's G-Unit Records, but were dismissed in a public news conference.
It's Dark and Hell Is Hot
Before It's Dark and Hell Is Hot, DMX released the single "Born Loser" which was banned on MTV due to the video's graphic images. DMX's debut single was "Get At Me Dog", which was an instant hit. His critically-acclaimed debut album, It's Dark and Hell Is Hot, is often credited with revitalizing Hardcore Rap in the mainstream scene, after the death of Tupac Shakur, and after Puff Daddy and Bad Boy Entertainment briefly dominated the charts with their pop-oriented and sample-reliant tunes.
In 1997, DMX earned a second major-label shot with Def Jam, and made a successful guest appearance on LL Cool J's "4, 3, 2, 1." Additional guest spots on Ma$e's "24 Hours to Live" and fellow Yonkers MCs the The LOX's "Money, Power, & Respect" created an even stronger buzz, and in early 1998, he released his debut Def Jam single, "Get At Me Dog." The song went gold and was a hit on the rap and dance charts. The single paved the way for DMX to release his classic first full-length album, It's Dark and Hell Is Hot, which debuted as number one on the pop charts.
Produced mostly by Damon "Dame Grease" Blackman, (Swizz Beatz produced the "Ruff Ryders' Anthem", paving the way for future projects between the two). It's Dark and Hell Is Hot earned DMX numerous comparisons to Tupac Shakur for his booming and aggressive presence on the mic. The album went on to sell over four million copies and earned him credit for revitalizing Hardcore Rap after the deaths of Tupac Shakur and The Notorious B.I.G. Shortly after the album's release in May 1998, DMX was accused of raping a stripper in the Bronx, but was later cleared by DNA evidence. He made his film debut together with Nas and Method Man in Hype Williams' mildly successful film Belly. Although not a critical success, the film found a strong following with hip hop audiences.
Flesh of My Flesh, Blood of My Blood
DMX completed his second album before the end of 1998, and a pending buyout of Def Jam pushed the record into stores December 15. Flesh of My Flesh, Blood of My Blood entered the charts at number one and eventually went triple platinum. This number one hit made DMX the first rapper to have two number one albums in the same year. The cover photo of the rapper covered in pig's blood caused some controversy. The single "Slippin'" became his first chart hit in the UK. DMX hit the road with Jay-Z and the Method Man/Redman team on the blockbuster Hard Knock Life tour the following year. He had a song called "Jack Moves" with the legendary rap group Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, but the song did not appear on the album.
...And Then There Was X
DMX released his third album on December 21, 1999, ...And Then There Was X, which was his third straight album to debut at number one. Party Up was his biggest single since "Get at Me Dog" which became his first Top Ten hit on the R&B charts. His next singles off the album, "What's My Name" & "What These Bitches Want" feat. Sisqó were also popular. ...And Then There Was X is the rapper's best-selling album to date, going 6x platinum and 9x platinum worldwide, & one of the fastest made by DMX : Def Jam urged him to realise the tracks within a month, while DMX used to take a year to write songs.
The Great Depression
After resolving his legal problems, DMX returned to the studio and completed his fourth album, The Great Depression. Released October 3, 2001, it was DMX's fourth straight album to debut at number one. The album demonstrated his still strong allegiance with the Ruff Ryders. The Great Depression went platinum quickly, but lacked the staying power of his previous releases.
Grand Champ
Released in 2003, Grand Champ was DMX's fifth straight album to debut at number one, extending DMX's position as the only artist in history to have 5 albums (his entire album catalog at that point) debut at #1. Fans and critics claimed disappointment with the album, most stating that it felt formulaic. After its release, DMX informed the public that he planned on retiring from the rap game and that Grand Champ would be his final album. He later ended his brief retirement and announced his plans to record the album Year of the Dog...Again. It debuted with approximately 125,000 albums sold, but failed to give DMX a sixth consecutive #1 album. The album is his lowest selling to date, and has yet to reach Gold in the U.S.
Year of the Dog...Again
Released August 1st 2006, Year of the Dog...Again had numerous problems due to DMX switching record labels, as well as numerous delays. The album's five predeccesors debuted at #1, while this album missed the top spot by only a few thousand sales. In March, 2006 it was announced that the album had been renamed to "Year of the Dog, Again," from "Here We Go, Again." When DMX switched to Sony, Def Jam allowed him to keep all of the tracks he had created for the album. It was reported that most of the tracks were being reworked, with updated production, however the reworked album has also been leaked. DMX has also appeared on Busta Rhymes' "Touch It (The Remix)". He has also released his new singles "Lord Give Me A Sign", and "We In Here" feat. Swizz Beatz, which are included in "Year of the Dog...Again".
DMX died on April 9, 2021 in White Plains, New York, after he was hospitalized on April 2 following a reported heart attack.
Biography
Earl Simmons was the second of three children of a single mother, and was born in Mount Vernon, New York Simmons ended up growing up in the School Street housing projects of Yonkers, New York. He began rapping around the age of 13, amusing crowds of children with rhymes that relied on spelled-out words, a style he called "spellbound." A local rapper eventually asked the young Earl to beatbox for him, and Simmons agreed, adopting the stage name DMX, which stands for "Dark Man of the Unknown," X being an algebraic expression for unknown. But at the time, stood for a drum system that delivered amazing beats. Eventually he decided to try his hand at serious rapping, and honed his skills during a stint at a group home. He also got into fights and frequently was on the run from police. During this period, he also began doing shows and battling other rappers (Once battling and defeating Jay-Z), making a name for himself in the New York area. He released his first album called "DMX: Unleashed and Unreleased" which was an instant hit on the streets of Yonkers. He was also featured in the Unsigned Hype section of The Source in 1988.
He stated he wanted to be a preacher when he retires from his rapping career as he stated in his reality TV Show DMX: Soul Of A Man.
DMX was a fan of the Pit Bull type dogs (American Pit Bull Terriers and American Staffordshire Terriers). He had a tattoo of one of his deceased dogs, on his back, which read "One Love Boomer". He later contributed over $1 million to the United Negro Association for unfortunate black children in New York City..
Recording career
In and out of jail, DMX decided to focus solely on his rap career. He began seriously looking for a deal and linked up with Pete McCormick Schaub, an A&R for Small Island at the time. Eventually, he signed a management deal with Ruff Ryders. They negotiated deals with both Bad Boy and Death Row Records, but he eventually landed at Def Jam. He is currently at Sony BMG, set to release his first of three albums on August 1st 2006. Rumors also arose that DMX had signed for 50 Cent's G-Unit Records, but were dismissed in a public news conference.
It's Dark and Hell Is Hot
Before It's Dark and Hell Is Hot, DMX released the single "Born Loser" which was banned on MTV due to the video's graphic images. DMX's debut single was "Get At Me Dog", which was an instant hit. His critically-acclaimed debut album, It's Dark and Hell Is Hot, is often credited with revitalizing Hardcore Rap in the mainstream scene, after the death of Tupac Shakur, and after Puff Daddy and Bad Boy Entertainment briefly dominated the charts with their pop-oriented and sample-reliant tunes.
In 1997, DMX earned a second major-label shot with Def Jam, and made a successful guest appearance on LL Cool J's "4, 3, 2, 1." Additional guest spots on Ma$e's "24 Hours to Live" and fellow Yonkers MCs the The LOX's "Money, Power, & Respect" created an even stronger buzz, and in early 1998, he released his debut Def Jam single, "Get At Me Dog." The song went gold and was a hit on the rap and dance charts. The single paved the way for DMX to release his classic first full-length album, It's Dark and Hell Is Hot, which debuted as number one on the pop charts.
Produced mostly by Damon "Dame Grease" Blackman, (Swizz Beatz produced the "Ruff Ryders' Anthem", paving the way for future projects between the two). It's Dark and Hell Is Hot earned DMX numerous comparisons to Tupac Shakur for his booming and aggressive presence on the mic. The album went on to sell over four million copies and earned him credit for revitalizing Hardcore Rap after the deaths of Tupac Shakur and The Notorious B.I.G. Shortly after the album's release in May 1998, DMX was accused of raping a stripper in the Bronx, but was later cleared by DNA evidence. He made his film debut together with Nas and Method Man in Hype Williams' mildly successful film Belly. Although not a critical success, the film found a strong following with hip hop audiences.
Flesh of My Flesh, Blood of My Blood
DMX completed his second album before the end of 1998, and a pending buyout of Def Jam pushed the record into stores December 15. Flesh of My Flesh, Blood of My Blood entered the charts at number one and eventually went triple platinum. This number one hit made DMX the first rapper to have two number one albums in the same year. The cover photo of the rapper covered in pig's blood caused some controversy. The single "Slippin'" became his first chart hit in the UK. DMX hit the road with Jay-Z and the Method Man/Redman team on the blockbuster Hard Knock Life tour the following year. He had a song called "Jack Moves" with the legendary rap group Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, but the song did not appear on the album.
...And Then There Was X
DMX released his third album on December 21, 1999, ...And Then There Was X, which was his third straight album to debut at number one. Party Up was his biggest single since "Get at Me Dog" which became his first Top Ten hit on the R&B charts. His next singles off the album, "What's My Name" & "What These Bitches Want" feat. Sisqó were also popular. ...And Then There Was X is the rapper's best-selling album to date, going 6x platinum and 9x platinum worldwide, & one of the fastest made by DMX : Def Jam urged him to realise the tracks within a month, while DMX used to take a year to write songs.
The Great Depression
After resolving his legal problems, DMX returned to the studio and completed his fourth album, The Great Depression. Released October 3, 2001, it was DMX's fourth straight album to debut at number one. The album demonstrated his still strong allegiance with the Ruff Ryders. The Great Depression went platinum quickly, but lacked the staying power of his previous releases.
Grand Champ
Released in 2003, Grand Champ was DMX's fifth straight album to debut at number one, extending DMX's position as the only artist in history to have 5 albums (his entire album catalog at that point) debut at #1. Fans and critics claimed disappointment with the album, most stating that it felt formulaic. After its release, DMX informed the public that he planned on retiring from the rap game and that Grand Champ would be his final album. He later ended his brief retirement and announced his plans to record the album Year of the Dog...Again. It debuted with approximately 125,000 albums sold, but failed to give DMX a sixth consecutive #1 album. The album is his lowest selling to date, and has yet to reach Gold in the U.S.
Year of the Dog...Again
Released August 1st 2006, Year of the Dog...Again had numerous problems due to DMX switching record labels, as well as numerous delays. The album's five predeccesors debuted at #1, while this album missed the top spot by only a few thousand sales. In March, 2006 it was announced that the album had been renamed to "Year of the Dog, Again," from "Here We Go, Again." When DMX switched to Sony, Def Jam allowed him to keep all of the tracks he had created for the album. It was reported that most of the tracks were being reworked, with updated production, however the reworked album has also been leaked. DMX has also appeared on Busta Rhymes' "Touch It (The Remix)". He has also released his new singles "Lord Give Me A Sign", and "We In Here" feat. Swizz Beatz, which are included in "Year of the Dog...Again".
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DMX Lyrics
We have lyrics for these tracks by DMX:
1 I know that my savior lives And at the end, he…
10. How' s it goin' down (All I want is you, the one I want) (All I…
11 Yo, uhh Ohh, huh, that's how it's goin down huh? You niggaz…
11 X Gon Give It To Ya Yeah (uh), yeah, yeah (uh) (grr) Don't get it twisted This r…
11.Dmx-Keep your shit the hardest Now what y'all want me to do Keep your shit the…
13.Dmx-Get at me dog (Yeah, I'm right here, dog) where my dogs at? (We right…
15. For my dogs feat.Big Storm My niggas, this is for my dogs, this is for…
17 We Right Here Uh, uh, uh, uh Bring it, what? We right here We're not goin'…
24 hours to live [puff daddy] I want you to ask yourself one question If you…
4321 4, 3, 2, 1 [redman] hahh [method] hah [method] yeah [redman…
A 'Yo Kato Uh This go out to my dog Kato Rest in piece, baby He's…
A 'Yo Kato ) Uh This should go out to my dawg Kato Rest in piece…
A Lot To Learn Yo, yo, let me hit that Let me hit that yo Yo…
A Minute For Your Son You got a minute for your son, Father? I need to…
A Song For You Bizzy Bone It's the Dog, Bizzy Bone Got the Dog You got…
A'Yo Kato Uh This go out to my dog Kato Rest in piece, baby He's…
A'Yo Kato (feat. Magic & Val) [DMX] Huh, This go out to my dog Kato, rest in…
A'Yo Kato feat.Magic And Val Uh This go out to my dog Kato Rest in piece, baby He's…
A.T.F Boom, boom, boom, open the door, ATF Too late to send…
A.T.F. (open the door) Boom, boom, boom, 'open the door, ATF' To late to send…
Against the Grain Yo, remix joint... (I gots to make a move and make…
Ain' t no Way Swizz Beatz Nigga, ryde or die DMX what what C'mon Ain't n…
Ain't No Sunshine It's dark and Hell is hot Ain't no sunshine when…
Ain't No Way Swizz Beatz Nigga, ryde or die DMX what what C'mon Ain't n…
Aint No Sunshine It's dark and Hell is hot Ain't no sunshine when…
Alot to Learn Yo, yo, let me hit that Let me hit that yo Yo…
Alot to Learn (skit) Dmx: hitting the blunt,Shorty: yo you let me hit that…
Already See this is what the fuck we do I been seein'…
Angel What good is it, for a man to gain the…
Angel ) What good is it for a man to, gain the world. yet…
Angel (feat. Regina Bell) (feat. Regina Bell) [Regina Bell harmonizing while DMX spea…
Angel Featuring Regina Belle What good is it, for a man to gain the…
Any MC Ayo, ayo, ayo, ayo! Uh! I'm not to be fucked with It…
ATF Boom, boom, boom, open the door, ATF Too late to send…
b Uh, yeah Another one of those (This is for my nigga Q) Down…
Baby Motha Rapper and actor DMX along with wife, pregnant wife, Tashera…
Back This is what you're tellin' me, okay It all comes down…
Back in One Piece There we go, okay, okay, don't do me greazy, okay Uh,…
Backstage Fuck what they all say Niggas can't stop me with rumors Im…
Bath Salts Haute is the livin', Coca Cola's the sponsor (woo) I run…
Blackout Jay Fuck that This is it right here, baby You know what…
Blood on My Hand Flesh of my flesh, blood of my blood Flesh of my…
Bloodline Anthem [Chorus] Believe me! It's our TIIIIME now to let 'em know (W…
Blown Away Like the wind (Like the wind) God will take (God will take) …
Born Loser And away we go (we go we go we go)…
Bring The Noize Uh, yeah, I smell pussy, I smell pussy, I smell…
Bring The Noize ) I smell pussy I smell pussy I smell pussy Smell pussy …
Bring Your Whole Crew Uh Ayy Come on Uh, uh-huh But they don't hear me though Uh, …
Bug Out Ughhh Ayo These niggas is crazy baby They can't fuck wit da …
Built Like A Bitch (Uh, woo!) Nigga, you built like a bitch Built like a bitch …
Can Sometimes, sometimes you just know, you just know, that's al…
Can't You See [Drag-On] Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! Fuck why y'all niggas talking …
Can't You See (Freestyle) When I creep through Niggaz is see through Just like neglige…
Cats Don't Know Uh, it's that real shit yo Grrr! Can't stop Gotta…
Changes (Remix (feat. 2Pac and Drag-On) [Chorus:] Ain't no other cats got …
Changes Remix Ain't no other cats got love for me Ain't no cats…
Cold World Doesn't really get this cold in the summer Doesn't really…
Come Back in One Peace There we go, okay, okay, don't do me greazy, okay Uh,…
Come Prepared Hi Sir, um we're not letting anyone in- Man get your…
Come Thru When I come through, everything gon' stop When I come throug…
Comin for Ya Hey Mimi Word? Get 'em boy, get 'em boy! Get 'em boy!…
Coming From Believe me, when I say Before light, there was dark Where y…
Convo You tell me that there's love here But to me it's…
Crime Story Who is this I see, coming through, it's like 3…
D-X-L Holiday Styles Bitch, I get you shot in the head…
D-X-L ) [Styles P] Holiday Styles Bitch, I get you shot in…
Damien Uh, Def Jam Uh, Ruff Ryders (the snake, the rat, the…
Damien III Hey yo D, it's your nigga D Uh-huh What the fuck, you…
Damien III ) Hey yo D, it's your nigga D Uh-huh What the fuck, you…
Deeper and Deeper Let's take it to Yonkers, Blok Party Yeah, what? New DMX Ni…
DMX "Touch it - bring it - babe - watch it…
DMX- Lord Give Me A Sign Yeah, uh In the name of Jesus, yes (spread the word) No…
Do You You nah I mean? Be clear, baby Funkmaster Flex, DMX I'm fuck…
Dog Yo swizz, that's what we doing? Weezy, what up? Ooh-wee Why …
Dog (Intro) [Whisper] Ruffriders, Ride Or Die, Get at these Niggaz Dawg …
Dog Intro Ruff Ryders Ride or die Get at these niggas dog Yup, yup, yu…
Dog Love Uh (Ow) uh oh It's for the ladies (Ha ha) Strickly for…
Dog's Out Yo swizz, that's what we doing? Weezy, what up? Ooh-wee Why …
Dogs for Life Gotta have that Uh, uh, uh I will rob and steal witcha,…
Dogs Out Yo swizz, that's what we doing? Weezy, what up? Ooh-wee Why …
Don Uh, it's that real shit yo Grrr! Can't stop Gotta…
Don't Gotta Go Home Grr, yeah I mean we all men, we all men We know…
Don't Gotta Go Home (feat. Monica) (feat. Monica) [Intro: DMX] + (Monica) GRRRRRRRRRRR.. yeah …
Don't Gotta Go Home ) Grr, yeah I mean we all men, we all men We know…
Don't You Ever Don't do it dog, it's just not worth it Uhh, grrr,…
Dont Gotta Go Home Grr, yeah I mean we all men, we all men We know…
Don`t Gotta Go Home ft. Monica [DMX] ain't no sense whining about it now I mean we…
Down Bottom Ha ha ha Oh damn Now bop to this Oh…
Edge of da Night The best of y'all niggas remind me of myself when…
Exodus Skit Oh, it's my daddy Hi daddy Hey daddy Hey daddy, daddy, daddy…
F&*%@ Ayo fuck y'all niggas (ay, fuck you too) Ayo, fuck y'all…
F&*%@#' Wit' D What's on y'all niggas minds, fucking with me Y'all know som…
F*** Y'all Ayo fuck y'all niggas (ay, fuck you too) Ayo, fuck y'all…
F*ckin' Wit' D What's on y'all niggas minds, fucking with me Y'all know som…
Fallin' Father can you hear me when I'm callin' (callin', callin') I…
Fame Take it for what it's worth, my birth was a…
Finale I ain't goin back to jail Next time, the county or…
Fire What? I love music cause it's something special I just hav…
Flesh Of My Flesh Blood Of My Blood Flesh of my flesh, blood of my blood Flesh of my…
For My Dogs My niggas, this is for my dogs, this is for…
For My Dogs Feat. Drag-On Big Gotta have that Uh, uh, uh I will rob and steal witcha,…
Frankenstein Started off in the dark and the child I'm playing…
Freestyle Uh, uh, uh Niggaz gettin trampled on, what's all the fuss…
Friend Of Mine Uh-oh Don't tell me Don't tell me it's another one of…
Fuck Y'all [Chorus] Ay yo fuck y'all niggaz (Man fuck you too) Ay yo fu…
Fuck You Bitch Hey, yeah baby I love you too! You know you're loving…
Fuckin Wit D What's on y'all niggas minds, fucking with me Y'all know som…
Games Fuck what they think It's about what we know (Divine Bars, s…
Get At Me Dog (Yeah, I'm right here, dog) where my dogs at? (We right…
Get It On The Floor Let's get it on We don't give a what-what We don't give…
Get It on the Floor (feat. Swizz Beatz) (feat. Swizz Beatz) [DMX] Let's get it on!! [Swizz Beatz] …
Get It On The Floor ) Let's get it on We don't give a what-what We don't give…
Get Money freestyle Fuck if you want nigga, I gots to let you…
Get Wild [Hook - Flashy] All my niggaz all my bitches Get high get…
Get Your Money Up Fuck if you want nigga, I gots to let you…
Get Your Shit Right Grrrrrrr, grrrrr, grrr (Yeah) To all my bitches in the spot…
Getting down It's going on 5, I want you to know My spirit's…
Ghetto Life Comin out for visit but what's a vistit when there's…
Girls Why do good girls (what what what) like bad guys? Hey…
Give Yeah, uh In the name of Jesus, yes (spread the word) No…
Give 'Em What They Want Give 'em what they want (C'mon) Give 'em what they want (C'm…
Give Up The Goods "Freestyle" Uh, uh, uh Niggaz gettin trampled on, what′s al…
Give Up The Goods (Just Step) "Freestyle" Uh, uh, uh Niggaz gettin trampled on, what's al…
Go for Dat Ok! Uh, yo, yo, grrr, yo, uh huh You know how…
Go To Sleep I ain't gonna eat, I ain't gonna sleep Ain't gonna breathe,…
Good Girls Why do good girls (what what what) like bad guys? Hey…
Good Girls Bad Guys ) Why do good girls (What, what, what?) Like bad guys? He…
Good Girls, Bad Guys (feat. Dyme) (feat. Dyme) [Dyme] Why do good girls (what what what) like…
Goodbye Let us pray for those that we've lost We know that…
Gotta Go What do you want? Man, fuck, is that mode do you…
Gotti Style Aaaah What Niggaz don't want it Yeah Ja Rule DMX…
Grand Finale I ain't goin back to jail Next time, the county or…
Have You Eva (Have you ever?) This some real shit right here, baby Nah m…
Have You Ever Don't do it dog, it's just not worth it Uhh, grrr,…
Head Up [Chorus] Keep your head to the sky Keep your head to the…
Heat Uh yeah yeah Uh, grrr, uh, hot! The heat is on (Are…
Here comes da boom Here comes the boom Here comes the boom Here comes the boo…
Here We Go Again Same old shit, dog, just a different day (it is…
Hold Me Down Oh, the king's back (back-back-ba-back-back) Yeah, bounce Oh…
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@MPRoe
Glad I been bumpin this joint b4 he died..RIP DMX
@hiddenname2482
Aye rereading his autobiography for the 5th time as we speak and had to come back to appreciate the classics
@cyrilelman4185
Jadakiss brought me right here! X gonna give it to ya!
@Bizness1st
@TheRealKiss brought me here
@ceasarkhadafi09
IG lol
@jeffreywilson6146
Me too
@apimpnameddurdy9823
SAME
@gabinoespinoza5869
Same! X for life!!
@brandonkirby203
Me too
@thebolgeez1981
Had this DMX mixtape in early 1999 Called DMX Unleashed and Unreleased.... Had alot of shit on there but I used to play this every morning getting ready for school.... RIP to one of my favorite rappers of all time..... #RIPX Been playing this song everyday since he passed....