Flex has released several mixtape albums. He is also influential in the automotive street scene, with a show on Spike TV, Ride with Funkmaster Flex, The show is also on KTN (Kenya Television Network), Channel O (South Africa) and [[Channel [V]]] (Australia), as well as All Muscle with Funkmaster Flex on ESPN, and Next Year Car Wars with Funkmaster Flex He founded Team Baurtwell, a custom car club. Flex puts on an annual touring car show, the Funkmaster Flex Celebrity Car Show Tour, which includes the cars of stars such as Wyclef Jean and many others.
The LUGZ shoe company produced the FMF-1 Funkmaster Flex driving shoe, designed by Flex. He has also been a spokesman for Starter athletic gear and Greyhound.
In the videogame, ESPN NFL 2K5, Flex is a celebrity adversary and is also unlockable as a free agent fullback in season mode. Funkmaster Flex Currently Resides in Ardsley, NY
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Discography
The Mix Tape Volume 1: 60 Minutes of Funk
The Mix Tape Volume 2: 60 Minutes of Funk
The Mix Tape Volume 3: 60 Minutes of Funk
The Tunnel (album)
The Mix Tape Volume 4: 60 Minutes of Funk
Funkmaster Flex Car Show Tour (2005)
True
Funkmaster Flex Lyrics
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Jeeeez!
Now right
You know you dead wrong
Yo know...
Turn me up, turn me up
You know you dead wrong
For this one right here baby, for real
Yo, yo, yo
Another day, another dollar
Sharks want to bite don't bother
'Cause this rhymes the truth, and
The truths hard to swallow
Don Dada, hard act to follow
See Rockwilder with the iced out dog collar
My crew want it all
This bout is scheduled for one fall
We can build or we can brawl
Yes why'all, last call for alchahol, damn!
Monkey wrench fuckin' up the whole program
[Chorus]
Ooh
Them don't no have to respect me
Ooh
Them don't no have to come correctly
Ooh
Can't hear nothin' but the music I'm slippin'
Big head nigga's don't listen
Hot N-I-X, my complex got a complex
Livin' in apartment complex
I'm cashin' chin checks every first and fifteenth
Failed my urinalasist, they threw me in the clink
5-0's can't stop the pot roll, Jonny
Still Blaze, send young mc's to the potty
Its side ways nine fifteen
Be aware of the fatal flyin' guilintines
Are you prepared?
[Chorus]
Ooh
Them don't no have to respect me
Ooh
Them don't no have to come correctly
Ooh
Time flow constantly the way time flow
I live by the code, style is mad P.L.O.
My crew swarm in, tell a bitch please
Didn't mama tell you about the birds and the bees?
Especially them killa's
Girls night out with gorrillas (Meth acting like monkey)
Too slow ya' blow catterpilla
Son got game
And he pack a Rosco, ?fleat coal? train
Player we ain't playin'
Crush assossiated labels, don't let me in, I push my way in...
(Meth interupts with coughing)
As I was sayin', I push my way in, fuck it
How many suffered
For this Hip-Hop, if I can't see it, can't trust it
Tic-toc when will that fake shit stop?
Flip flop battery go dead in the clock
[Chorus]
Ooh
Them don't no have to respect me
Ooh
Them don't no have to come correctly
Ooh
Can't hear nothin' but the music I'm slippin'
Big head nigga's don't listen
Stapleton, the wild west Park Hill
Port Richmond, Now Born jungle nill
We dumbin', stunnin', bartender keep em comin
Nigga's with alchahol problems, a hundred miles and runnin', yeah
Meth, I came here for crooks but I'm still here
Called me every name in the book but I'm still here
What up doc?
This Looney Toon got 'em shell shocked
Anvils droppin' out the sky once my hand cock
Back, I check you in to the smack down hotel, while everythings black
I'm like the cast in Belly I don't know how to act on wax
Rockwilder bring it on back
[Chorus]
Ooh
Them don't no have to respect me
Ooh
Them don't no have to come correctly
Ooh
Time flow constantly the way time flow
I live by the code, style is mad P.L.O.
The song “True” is a collaborative piece between Funkmaster Flex and Big Kap featuring Method Man. In this song, Method Man raps about the harsh realities of life that he has to face as a rap artist. He talks about the difficulties he has to overcome and the challenges he needs to face in order to survive in the music industry. He feels that he is not given the respect that he deserves and is often discriminated against because of his size and appearance. Despite this, he remains true to himself and says that he will not change who he is just to please others.
In the chorus, Method Man repeats the phrase “Them don't no have to respect me,” which is a statement of defiance against those who try to bring him down. He also talks about the importance of living by a code and remaining true to oneself. Throughout the song, Method Man uses his unique flow and delivery to express his frustrations and convey the message that he will not be held back by anyone.
Overall, “True” is a powerful song that showcases Method Man’s skills as a rapper and his ability to tell a story through his lyrics. The collaboration between Funkmaster Flex, Big Kap, and Method Man results in a hard-hitting track that is sure to resonate with fans of hip-hop.
Line by Line Meaning
Jeeeez!
Expression of surprise or astonishment.
Now right
Starting the song.
You know you dead wrong
Addressing someone for their mistake.
Yo know...
Asking for attention.
Turn me up, turn me up
Asking to increase the volume of the music.
Jab me with a fuckin' spoon
Exaggeration of the pain caused by someone's mistake.
You know you dead wrong
Addressing someone again for their mistake.
For this one right here baby, for real
Showing genuine respect for the song.
Yo, yo, yo
Calling for attention.
Another day, another dollar
Daily struggle for living.
Sharks want to bite don't bother
Preventing from being a victim of greed and exploitation.
'Cause this rhymes the truth, and
Stating the honesty of the song.
The truths hard to swallow
The truth is hard to accept.
Don Dada, hard act to follow
Acknowledging his tough reputation.
See Rockwilder with the iced out dog collar
Describing the fashion style of one's crew.
My crew want it all
Desiring success in everything they do.
This bout is scheduled for one fall
Using a wrestling metaphor to describe their competitive spirit.
We can build or we can brawl
Choosing between cooperation or conflict.
Yes why'all, last call for alchahol, damn!
Asking everyone to drink before it's too late.
Monkey wrench fuckin' up the whole program
Something unexpected ruining their plans.
Ooh
Expressing excitement.
Them don't no have to respect me
Not expecting respect from others.
Ooh
Expressing excitement.
Them don't no have to come correctly
Not expecting others to come prepared.
Ooh
Expressing excitement.
Can't hear nothin' but the music I'm slippin'
Being lost in the moment of the music.
Big head nigga's don't listen
Stubborn people not open to new ideas.
Hot N-I-X, my complex got a complex
Describing the difficulties of living in one's neighborhood.
Livin' in apartment complex
Living in an apartment building.
I'm cashin' chin checks every first and fifteenth
Getting paid biweekly.
Failed my urinalasist, they threw me in the clink
Getting in trouble for failing a drug test.
5-0's can't stop the pot roll, Jonny
Police can't stop the drug dealing business.
Still Blaze, send young mc's to the potty
Taking down amateur rappers.
Its side ways nine fifteen
Describing the time of day.
Be aware of the fatal flyin' guilintines
Awareness of danger and violence.
Are you prepared?
Asking if others are ready for what's to come.
Stapleton, the wild west Park Hill
Naming the neighborhoods he represents.
Port Richmond, Now Born jungle nill
Naming the neighborhoods he represents.
We dumbin', stunnin', bartender keep em comin
Partying and drinking.
Nigga's with alchahol problems, a hundred miles and runnin', yeah
Acknowledging people with addiction and running from their issues.
Meth, I came here for crooks but I'm still here
Being in the music industry despite the presence of crime and negative influences.
Called me every name in the book but I'm still here
Overcoming negative labels and still being successful.
What up doc?
Addressing someone in a friendly way.
This Looney Toon got 'em shell shocked
Referencing the effect of the music on the listener.
Anvils droppin' out the sky once my hand cock
Describing the power and impact of the music.
Back, I check you in to the smack down hotel, while everythings black
Metaphor for taking down opponents and winning.
I'm like the cast in Belly I don't know how to act on wax
Acknowledging that he doesn't hold back in his lyrics.
Rockwilder bring it on back
Asking to bring the song back to the chorus.
Time flow constantly the way time flow
Time passes without stopping.
I live by the code, style is mad P.L.O.
Living by a personal code of conduct and style in fashion.
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: PERCELL HOLMES, PERCELL BLACK HOLMES, JALIL HUTCHINS, JAMES EARL JONES, MONTELL DU'SEAN JORDAN, LAWRENCE SMITH, BILLY SQUIRE
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