Crunk Juice Intro
Lil Jon and Tha Eastside Boyz Lyrics

I got a hundred guns, a hundred clips, Nigga I'm from New York (New York)
I come from a dangerous place and therefore have access to a large arsenal of weapons

I got a semi-automatic that spits next time if you talk (you talk)
If you say the wrong thing to me, I will use my firearm to retaliate

y'all niggaz is pussy, poonani, (Vagina)
You are weak and cowardly

Your (Monologue's) getting tired, now it's time to ride
You talk too much, it's time for action

You're print distrified, you're no longer desired
You have lost your power and influence

So take off them silly chains, put back on your wire
Get rid of your flashy jewelry and go back to being practical

I'm on fire, holly dipped in octane
I am unstoppable and dangerous

Let each coast bang, let west coast bang
Let's have some friendly competition between the different regions of hip-hop

And Rule gonna bring the ghetto gospel
Ja Rule will spread his message of street life across the city

To every 'hood possible, pushin through in the sky blue
Ja Rule will travel through various neighborhoods in his car

Back with the gods you now, preferably the 4 pound
Ja Rule feels powerful and god-like when carrying his firearm

Slugs flyin at the speed of sound
His bullets are extremely powerful

Tryin to catch the ears of niggaz that's runnin their mouths
Ja Rule wants to intimidate those who talk too much

I might get my Brooklyn niggaz to run in your house
Ja Rule has connections in Brooklyn who will attack his enemies at their homes

I don't really understand what the runnin's about
Ja Rule does not understand why people are so competitive and willing to fight

But we're hunters, we take pride in airin our prey out
Ja Rule and his crew see themselves as predators who take pleasure in their violence

Leavin 'em laid out, dead, in just a sport
Killing others is seen as a game to Ja Rule and his crew

'cause we ain't playin up here in New York
New Yorkers take violence seriously and are not to be messed with

And you can tell the way the homie spit, That nigga, I'm from New York (New York)
Ja Rule's rap style reflects the harsh reality of life in New York

I got a hundred ways to make a grip, Yes, I'm from New York (New York)
Ja Rule has many strategies for making money in the city

And you can tell I get real ignorant, 'cause nigga, I'm from New York (New York)
Ja Rule's harsh, violent demeanor is a product of growing up in New York

Nigga I can see the coke in your nose
Ja Rule knows that his enemies are involved in drug use

This ain't a movie, even he got his head blown on the globe
Violence is a reality in the real world, not just in movies

And I was just about to find god
Ja Rule was considering changing his ways and finding religion

But now that Ma$e is back, I think I'd much rather find a menage
Ja Rule's priorities have shifted now that a rival rapper has returned to the music scene

And everybody talkin crazy how they're AK spit
Many rappers boast about their guns and violence, but they are not truly dangerous

But we know this investigatin, and they ain't spray shit
Law enforcement is keeping an eye on these rappers and knows that they are not as violent as they claim

Not me, I'm the truth homie, got the industry shook like
Ja Rule is authentic and his behavior has caused concern among other rappers

"Naw nigga, Joe gonna let 'em loose on me"
Other rappers fear Ja Rule's aggression and think that Fat Joe might unleash him on them

True Story, I'm bringin the T back
Ja Rule is returning to the roots of hip-hop and reviving old-school style

Even Roy Jones was forced to (Lean Back)
Ja Rule's influence is so great that even professional boxers like Roy Jones Jr. are affected by his music

My nigga Dre said grind cook
Ja Rule's friend Dre told him to work hard and persist

Now we killin them Howard niggaz, who said I must of found Pun's rhyme book
Ja Rule is taking out his competition, including rappers from the Howard University music program, who accuse him of copying Big Pun's style

Got bitches on top of the Phantom
Ja Rule has multiple women in his expensive car

And the pinky got bling, like the ring around Saturn
Ja Rule's jewelry is flashy and expensive, like the planet Saturn's ring

Cook coke, crack, niggaz fiend for that
Ja Rule sells drugs that people are addicted to

And you already know the x is where the team be at
Ja Rule's crew is involved in the distribution of ecstasy

I swear it couldn't be sweeter, Life's a bitch
Ja Rule enjoys his lifestyle, even though life can be hard

Depending on how you treat her, you might get rich
If you work hard and treat life well, you can be successful

It's guaranteed you gonna die, you might get missed
Death is inevitable, but some people will be mourned more than others

For maybe 2 or 3 hours, 'til they light their spliffs
People will mourn your death for a short time, until they focus on other things

And that coke will get you a long time
Selling cocaine is a risky and illegal activity that could result in a long prison sentence

But when I let 'em know the dope is out, it's like America Online
When Ja Rule announces that he has drugs available, people quickly contact him like they did with the early internet service America Online

Wise has awoken
Ja Rule has gained knowledge and insight

And you know they say that you deserved it whenever you die with your eyes open
If you die with your eyes open, people believe that you knew death was coming and therefore deserved it

I still hold a title, because I'm in the hood like them little motorcycles
Ja Rule is still respected and powerful in his neighborhood

Stick up kids, hoppin out with them old rifles
There are still people in poor neighborhoods who use old guns to commit crimes

Just doin shit for nothin, it's so spiteful
People sometimes commit violent acts just out of malice and with no real reason

Ha I'm just like you
Ja Rule is relatable and understands the struggles of regular people

Word that niggaz wanna murk you is in the air
The word on the street is that other rappers want to kill Ja Rule

A double shot of yak and the purple is in the air
People are drinking and smoking marijuana at the party

And I'm not cocky, I'm confident
Ja Rule is self-assured and believes in himself

So when you tell me I'm the best it's a compliment
Ja Rule appreciates when people recognize his talent and skill