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Doby Watson & A.P. Swearengin Lyrics

Water bubbling
Creating a metaphorical representation of the process of making crack cocaine.

Voice in background repeating "make crack like this"
Emphasizing the focus on the process of making crack cocaine and its significance in the song.

Masta P
Introducing the artist Masta P as a key figure in the song.

Imagine substitutin crack for music
Encouraging listeners to imagine replacing the concept of crack cocaine with music as a form of expression.

I mean dope tapes
Referring to music tapes as a comparison to crack, suggesting that music can be equally addictive and influential.

This is how we would make it. (There it is right there)
Asserting that the process described in the song is a representation of how to create a successful and impactful song.

For all you playas hustlaz ballas and even you smokas
Addressing a diverse audience of individuals involved in various lifestyles, including those who consume crack cocaine.

Ma ma ma ma make crack like this
Further emphasizing the focus on the process of making crack cocaine and its significance in the song.

Ghetto Dope No Limit Records
Introducing the concept of 'Ghetto Dope' associated with No Limit Records, highlighting the record label's connection to street culture.

Part of the Tobacco Firearms, and Freedom of Speech Committee
Satirical reference to a fictional committee, sarcastically thanking drug addicts for supporting the song.

Thank you dope fiends for your support. Ha ha.
Mocking the idea of thanking drug addicts for their support, highlighting the dark humor present in the lyrics.

(Beat starts)
Signaling the start of the instrumental beat in the song.

see Murder
Introducing the artist see Murder as a featured artist in the song.

Let me give a shot out to the D Boys (drug dealas)
Acknowledging and showing appreciation for drug dealers, referring to them as 'D Boys'.

Neighborhood dope man
Describing the drug dealer as an integral part of the local community.

I mean real niggas
Referring to drug dealers as 'real' individuals within the context of the street culture being portrayed.

Thata make a dolla out a fifteen cents
Highlighting the resourcefulness and entrepreneurial skills of drug dealers in maximizing their profits.

Ain't got a dime, but I rides and pay the rent
Emphasizing the lavish lifestyle drug dealers can afford despite not having a lot of money on hand.

Professional crackslanger I serve fiends
Identifying the drug dealer as a professional who caters to drug addicts and supplies them with crack cocaine.

I once went to jail for having rocks up in my jeans
Sharing a personal experience of being arrested for possessing drugs hidden in one's clothing.

But nowadays I be too smart for the Taz
Asserting that the drug dealer has learned from past mistakes and now avoids getting caught by law enforcement.

see Murder been known to keep the rocks up in the skillet man
Referring to see Murder's ability to conceal drugs by cooking them in a skillet, avoiding detection.

Waitin on a kilo they eight I'm straight you dig
Anticipating the arrival of a large quantity of drugs and expressing confidence in the drug dealer's financial stability.

What you need ten
Asking the customer how much cocaine they want to purchase, implying that any quantity can be supplied.

Ain't no fuckin order too big
Asserting that the drug dealer is capable of fulfilling any large drug order without issue.

And makin crack like this is the song
Reiterating the central focus of the song: the process of making crack cocaine.

You won't be getting yo money if yo shit ain't cooked long
Advising drug dealers that properly cooking crack cocaine is essential to ensuring customer satisfaction and financial success.

Never cook yo dope it might come out brown
Warning against improperly cooking crack cocaine, as it can yield a lower-quality product that may not sell well.

Them fiends gonna run yo ass clean outa town
Highlighting the importance of maintaining quality to retain customers, as drug addicts will seek higher-quality drugs elsewhere if unsatisfied.

But fuck that I'm bout to put my soldias in the game
Expressing determination to recruit and train reliable individuals to assist in the drug-dealing operation.

And tell ya how to make crack from cocaine.
Asserting the intention to educate listeners on the process of turning cocaine into crack cocaine.

1. Look for the nigga wit the whitest snow
Providing the first step in making crack cocaine: finding a cocaine supplier with the highest quality product.

2. No buying from no nigga that you don't know
Advising drug dealers to only purchase cocaine from trustworthy sources to ensure its purity and reliability.

make yo way to the kitchen where the stove be
Guiding drug dealers to the location where they will conduct the process of turning cocaine into crack cocaine.

You get the baking soda I got yo D
Assigning responsibilities to different individuals involved in the drug-dealing process, with one obtaining baking soda and the other providing the cocaine.

Get the triple beam and measure out yo dope
Instructing drug dealers to use a triple beam balance to accurately measure the quantity of cocaine being used.

Mix one gram of soda every seven grams of coke
Providing the exact ratio of baking soda to cocaine that should be used in the production of crack cocaine.

An shake it up until it bubble up an get harder
Advising drug dealers to vigorously shake the mixture of cocaine and baking soda until it undergoes a chemical reaction and solidifies into crack cocaine.

Then sit the tube in some ready made cold water
Instructing drug dealers to cool down the crack cocaine by placing the smoking pipe in a container of cold water.

Twist the bitch like a knot while it's still hot
Describing the act of twisting the crack cocaine-filled smoking pipe while the drug is still hot, readying it for use.

And watch that shit while it can rise to the fuckin top
Cautioning drug dealers to closely monitor the crack cocaine as it vaporizes and rises to the top of the smoking pipe, indicating that it is ready for inhalation.

Now ya cocaine powda is crack.
Confirming the successful transformation of cocaine into crack cocaine through the described process.

Nigga I hopes you strapped cause you might get jacked.
Warning drug dealers to carry a weapon for self-defense, as they are susceptible to robbery and violence within the drug-dealing world.

Ghett Ghett Ghett Ghetto Dope
Emphasizing the connection between the song and the concept of 'Ghetto Dope', a term associated with the street culture being portrayed.

Ma Ma Ma Ma Make Crack like this Ghett Ghetto Dope (Repeat 4 times)
Repeating the central theme of the song: the process of making crack cocaine and its connection to the concept of 'Ghetto Dope'.

Silkk
Introducing the artist Silkk as a featured artist in the song.

My phone rang I picked it up
Describing a phone call received by the drug dealer, emphasizing the constant demand and communication involved in the drug-dealing business.

(Need some weight)
Quoting the customer's request for a large quantity of drugs, referred to as 'weight' within the context of the drug-dealing world.

What you need
Engaging in a conversation with the customer to determine their specific drug demand and quantity.

(Silkk bout a coupla K)
Stating the drug dealer's ability to supply a substantial quantity of drugs, referred to as 'a couple of K' (kilograms).

I had it all into powder but it ain't no thang
Admitting to the process of converting the drugs into a powdered form but assuring the customer that it can be easily transformed into crack cocaine.

Gimme a coupla hours I have it all in a cake
Promising the customer that the drugs will be prepared and packaged in a solid, brick-like form, known as a 'cake', ready for sale in a few hours.

Trust nobody got my gun and went an smacked Kane and Abel
Expressing a lack of trust in others and recounting a violent act of retribution against individuals named Kane and Abel, highlighting the dangers and risks associated with the drug-dealing lifestyle.

You probably catch me choppin ki's choppin ki's up on my mom's table
Boasting about engaging in drug preparation and packaging activities in a familiar, comfortable setting, even at one's own mother's table.

I got a big order for some coke
Announcing a significant drug order for cocaine, indicating the drug dealer's capability to fulfill large-scale demands.

I called some hoes up
Contacting women involved in the drug-dealing operation to assist in the drug preparation process.

I want ya'll but naked while you cookin up my dope
Requesting the assistance of the women to be fully undressed while engaging in the process of cooking and preparing drugs, blending elements of sexuality with the criminal activity portrayed.

I told ya'll we some Tru G's
Asserting the loyalty and authenticity of the individuals involved in the drug-dealing operation, referring to them as 'Tru G's'.

See me and P and see
Acknowledging the presence and collaboration of Masta P and Silkk, emphasizing their shared involvement in the street culture being depicted.

See expeditions with uzi's
Describing the possession and operation of military-style firearms, specifically uzi submachine guns.

Choppin up two ki's
Engaging in the process of dividing larger quantities of drugs, referred to as 'ki's' (kilograms), into smaller, more manageable portions.

Baby twenty-four oz's a piece
Referring to the drug packages as 'baby' (a smaller portion) and stating the specific weight of each package: twenty-four ounces.

Cause see if it ain't about money
Expressing the primary motivation for engaging in drug-dealing activities: financial gain.

Then it ain't about me
Emphasizing that personal interests and priorities are aligned with financial considerations, implying that money is central to one's identity in this context.

Hella mail from sales
Receiving a significant amount of mail (referring to money) as a result of successful drug sales.

Hella yeah for scales
Celebrating the possession of weighing scales used in the drug-dealing operation as a symbol of success and efficiency.

Come up short
Encountering a situation where the drug quantity falls short of the expected amount.

My money jumpin yo ass like bail
Asserting that the drug dealer will react strongly and aggressively if someone tries to shortchange them or cheat them out of money.

First of all you gotta have nuts
Emphasizing the importance of courage and boldness in the drug-dealing world, referring to a fearless attitude and willingness to take risks.

Don't give a fuck
Emphasizing a lack of concern or fear in the face of potential danger or consequences.

Nigga's duck when I bust
Asserting that individuals will take cover or flee when the drug dealer becomes violent or initiates aggressive actions.

'cause they know if I miss it ain't by much
Implying that the drug dealer has a high level of accuracy and precision, rarely missing their target.

Thinkin short like I'm only seventeen
Indicating a mindset focused on immediate gains and lacking long-term thinking, akin to the impulsive nature often associated with adolescence.

A coupla dope fiends
Referring to drug addicts who are frequent customers of the drug dealer.

Some oz's
Referring to drug packages as 'oz's' (ounces), indicating the quantity of drugs being handled.

A triple beam
Referring to a triple beam balance, a tool used to accurately measure the weight of drugs.

And then playa hit yo block
Describing the actions of a fellow drug dealer, referred to as a 'playa', who targets the drug-dealing territory of another individual.

And tell a bitch nigga to raise up off the spot
Instructing the rival drug dealer to leave the area and stop encroaching on the drug-dealing territory.

That's why I acts like this
Justifying the aggressive and assertive behavior of the drug dealer due to the constant threats and competition within the drug-dealing world.

But I rides rims, them gold D's (Ma Ma Make Crack like this)
Boasting about the luxurious lifestyle and possessions, such as expensive car rims, which are acquired through successful drug-dealing activities.

I made crack like this
Reiterating the drug dealer's expertise and proficiency in producing crack cocaine.

Chorus
Referring to the chorus section of the song, typically involving repetitive and catchy lyrics.

Masta P
Returning the focus to Masta P as a key artist in the song's narrative.

Nigga Nigga never let a nigga
Emphasizing the importance of not allowing others to take advantage of or deceive the drug dealer.

Front you no dizos
Discouraging individuals from attempting to deceive or cheat the drug dealer out of their drugs or money.

Start from the ground
Advising drug dealers to begin with small-scale drug-dealing operations and gradually work their way up to more significant quantities and profits.

Work yo way up to a kilo
Encouraging drug dealers to evolve their operations to involve selling kilogram quantities of drugs, indicating a higher level of success and profitability.

Get some killas on yo team
Advocating for drug dealers to associate themselves with individuals who are skilled at violence or willing to use force to protect their interests.

Keep one up in the chamber
Referring to keeping a round of ammunition loaded and ready to fire in a gun, suggesting the need for preparedness and self-defense.

For the jackas and the dope fiends
Highlighting the need to be prepared for potential threats from both rival drug dealers and drug addicts.

Fools come short get rowdy
Asserting the need to respond aggressively when someone fails to fulfill their obligations or attempts to cheat the drug dealer.

Kick down doors
Describing the act of forcibly entering a location, often referring to homes or establishments, to assert control or intimidate others.

Show mutha fuckas that ya bout it bout it
Demonstrating one's willingness to engage in violent or aggressive behavior to prove their credibility and earned respect within the drug-dealing world.

Break ki's down to oz's
Describing the process of dividing kilogram quantities of drugs, referred to as 'ki's', into smaller ounce quantities for individual sale.

Never buy any dope
Advising drug dealers to avoid purchasing drugs themselves, as it can be a risky proposition and potentially draw unwanted attention.

Without weighin it on the triple beam
Insisting on the use of a triple beam balance to accurately measure the weight of drugs before making a purchase, ensuring fairness and quality control.

Fuck soda use be -12
Suggesting a preference for a specific cutting agent, 'be -12', over baking soda, implying it produces a higher quality product.

Keep a stash for the tryin to take other niggas clientele
Encouraging drug dealers to have a hidden reserve of drugs to offer to individuals who may try to lure away their customers, ensuring customer loyalty.

Check the man made junk for residue
Advising drug dealers to inspect the purity and quality of any drugs offered by other suppliers, ensuring that they are free of impurities or adulterants.

Cause every fiend you miss want three or two
Highlighting the potential demand for drugs from drug addicts who are dissatisfied with their current sources, indicating the opportunity to attract new customers.

1. Never talk on the phone in ya house
Providing a rule for drug dealers to avoid discussing drug-related matters over the phone while in their residence, reducing the risk of law enforcement interception or surveillance.

2. Never slang dope out ya baby momma's house
Advising drug dealers to avoid conducting drug-dealing activities in the residence they share with their child's mother, minimizing the potential danger and legal consequences for their family.

3. Never fuck with snitches
Warns drug dealers to steer clear of individuals who may cooperate with law enforcement and provide information about their illegal activities, as such individuals are considered highly unreliable and dangerous to one's operation.

Cause niggas that talk to the police is bitches
Labeling individuals who provide information to the police as traitors or cowards, emphasizing the importance of loyalty and integrity within the drug-dealing community.

4. Keep a low key
Advocating for drug dealers to maintain a low-profile and avoid drawing unnecessary attention to their activities, reducing the chances of attracting law enforcement or rival drug dealers.

And if you movin weight
Addressing drug dealers who are involved in large-scale drug trafficking and emphasizing the need for heightened caution and discretion.

Treat yo'self to an uzi
Advising drug dealers to arm themselves with powerful firearms, specifically an uzi submachine gun, to protect their interests and safety.

The first hit for free (damn)
Referring to the initial drug sale as a 'free' sample to attract new customers, highlighting a common marketing tactic in the drug-dealing world.

But the next time you see me
Warning potential customers that subsequent drug purchases will come at a cost and they should be prepared to pay.

You betta have twenty G
Asserting that customers should have a significant amount of money, specifically twenty thousand dollars, to purchase drugs from the dealer.

5. Never pay
Advising drug dealers not to exchange money for sexual favors from prostitutes, implying that money should only be earned through drug-dealing activities.

Pimp hoes for the pussy
Promoting the use of prostitution as a source of income, suggesting that the drug dealer should not resort to exchanging money directly for sexual favors.

That's the 'Merican way
Ironic statement that highlights the glorification of materialism and criminal activities within American culture.

Clean up ya dirty money to good money
Encouraging drug dealers to 'clean' their illegally obtained money through legitimate businesses or investments to avoid suspicion and increase their wealth.

Cause legal money last longer than drug money
Implying that engaging in legal and legitimate financial activities provides long-term stability and security compared to the temporary gains of drug money, highlighting the risks and volatility associated with drug-dealing.

Chorus.
Referring again to the chorus section of the song, reiterating its role in providing a rhythmic and catchy element to the overall composition.

Fade Out.
Indicating the gradual decrease in volume of the song, implying its conclusion.