Stand Clear
M.O.P. Lyrics

Yo - feel the First Family energy (alright!) Remember me?
Lil' Fame introduces himself as part of the hip hop group First Family, and asks the listeners if they remember him, creating an energetic and engaging opening.

Lil' Fame raps niggas to tunes of Kenny G
Lil' Fame is a rapper who composes hardcore rap tracks, but presents his raps with the style of smooth jazz musician Kenny G.

I compose the rugged, I woulda written yo' shit too
Lil' Fame is confident in his writing and composing abilities, stating that he could write and compose another artist's work.

But you ain't got enough money in your budget, dude fuck it!
Lil' Fame implies that the artist he is referring to cannot afford his services as a writer and composer, dismissing the possibility of working with him.

Step up and get your whole band slaughtered
Lil' Fame challenges other artists to bring their best as he is confident in his own abilities to outperform them.

You ain't got the raw plus you twenty gram shorter
Lil' Fame believes that other artists lack the raw talent that he possesses and are also short in terms of financial resources.

M.O.P. ban orders, I show you niggas "Faces of Death"
Lil' Fame references the controversial movie 'Faces of Death', implying that M.O.P. will show their rivals the harsh reality of violence and death.

Manslaughter, live on a camcorder
Lil' Fame is willing to commit manslaughter on camera, which reflects the violence and aggression that he portrays in his music.

My solution is pollute innards, quick to shoot a bitch
Lil' Fame suggests that his solution to any problem is to use aggression and violence. He mentions that he is quick to attack women, further emphasizing his violent nature.

I'm bugged like the Y2K computer glitch
Lil' Fame feels that he is unpredictable and prone to causing chaos, much like the widely-feared Y2K computer glitch that was believed to cause computer systems to malfunction.

I bring the hardcore for soldiers that got war
Lil' Fame's music is meant for the tough, hardcore listeners who are willing to fight and struggle to survive.

And the thugs in the crowd screaming ("Yeah we like it raw!")
Lil' Fame describes how the rough, dangerous crowd that listens to his music enjoys the raw and aggressive nature of his lyrics.

On wax they get the best of it (right) give 'em the rest of it
Lil' Fame will provide his listeners with the best that he has to offer, with no holding back or restraint.

Saluting on tour, autographin bitches' breasteses
Lil' Fame describes the typical experience that he has on tour, where he signs autographs for women and is often asked to sign their breasts.

It's the legendary M.O.P
Lil' Fame acknowledges the legendary status of his group, M.O.P.

We put it down everywhere we go - but you don't hear me though
Lil' Fame knows that M.O.P. has fans everywhere they go, but he feels that many people do not fully appreciate their music.

Stand clear!
M.O.P. demands the listeners to move out of the way, as they are about to deliver a powerful and aggressive performance.

Notice ain't nuttin but soldiers up in here - ride for the cause!
M.O.P. describes their fans as strong, loyal soldiers who are willing to support their cause and music by any means necessary.

Heavy metal shit, quick, grip settle it
M.O.P. describes their music as hard-hitting, intense, and powerful. They are ready to take action and to solve any problems that may arise.

BITCH! Die for the drawers
M.O.P. uses intimidating language, telling anyone who tries to oppose them to be ready to die for the cause.

It's elementary, for a quarter of a century
Billy Danze asserts that he has been making music for 25 years and implies that his skills are basic and fundamental.

In and outta penitentiaries I survive - I am a survivor G
Billy Danze claims that he has been in and out of prison but has survived and remained a survivor through it all.

Got more slick shit with me than McGyver see
Billy Danze has many tricks and methods that he can use to get what he wants, much like the fictional character MacGyver.

I'm your rivalry, cousin ride with me
Billy Danze recognizes that he may have rivals in the music industry but invites them to join him in a partnership.

I'm the international cat that you're tryna be
Billy Danze sees himself as an international star that other artists aspire to be like.

When I'm in a G-man stand it's impossible to touch Danze
Billy Danze is confident in his abilities to protect himself and survive in dangerous situations, even in the face of law enforcement.

I got a deranged temper, with a short fuse
Billy Danze admits that he has a volatile temper, and he can easily become angry and lose his patience.

I don't know what you thought but you gon' lose
Billy Danze warns his rivals that they will ultimately lose in any confrontation with him.

I'm bad news; Satan turned me loose
Billy Danze portrays himself as a dangerous and evil character, like the devil himself.

Since 2Pac got popped, who the fuck you think got the +Juice+?
Billy Danze claims to have taken over the legacy of 2Pac since the popular rap artist's death. He implies that he is now the one with the power and influence.

Bill Danze (do it for your people!)
Billy Danze encourages his listeners to support their communities and do what is best for their own people.

I got automatics {*CRACK*} that will fuck up your ego
Billy Danze is heavily armed and warns his rivals that his weapons will not only physically harm them, but damage their reputation and ego.

In fact - claim turf, whenever the llama spark
Billy Danze claims ownership of a specific turf and warns rivals not to cross over - implying that they will face danger if they do.

We hold down Brownsville like the motherfuckin Tomahawks
M.O.P. holds down their home neighborhood of Brownsville in Brooklyn, New York, much like the Native American warrior Tomahawks are symbolic of their fierce determination and fight.

I smack a "Oops Upside Ya Head" Like Goldy when he mackin his broads (it's) your maveranage
Lil' Fame describes a scene in which he aggressively hits someone, referencing the classic R&B song 'Oops Upside Your Head' and the character Goldy from the film 'The Mack.' He implies that he is in charge and that he does whatever he wants.

Watch who you approach nigga, 'fore you get smoked nigga
Lil' Fame warns anyone who approaches him to be careful, or they may end up facing serious consequences, even death.

I'm O.G. in this game, coach nigga!
Lil' Fame boasts that he is an original gangster in the rap game, implying that his experience and status command respect from others.

Straight loc' nigga, what the fuck you thought?
Lil' Fame identifies himself as a crazy and unpredictable character, and implies that anyone who opposes him should have known what they were getting into beforehand.

You get caught in the middle, try to dribble on my court
Lil' Fame warns anyone who gets involved in his business that they are in danger of being caught in the middle of a conflict, much like a basketball player who tries to dribble on an opposing team's court.

When niggas (act sweet) this nigga (clap heat)
Lil' Fame describes how he is quick to use his weapon when he feels that others are acting disingenuous or 'sweet'.

Jack you when you wouldn't put your brains in the backseat
Lil' Fame implies that he will rob and harm someone if they do not comply with his demands, even to the point of shooting them to death.

I'mma give you twenty-two seconds to explain to me
Billy Danze gives someone a brief amount of time to explain any situation or reason for their behavior, implying that he is impatient and quick to act.

Why the fuck you playin games with me?
Billy Danze is frustrated with someone who is not being honest or straightforward with him, and demands an explanation as to why they are playing games.

Make a nigga dust off his automatic, and bang witchu young kids
Billy Danze threatens to use his weapon to shoot his opponents, even if they are young and inexperienced in the rap game.

(Is it really Billy Danze?) Who the fuck you think it is?
Billy Danze challenges anyone who may doubt his identity and asserts that he is the one and only Billy Danze.

By the law of the street, the best way to track his ass
Billy Danze suggests that, according to street law and customs, the best way to find someone is to locate them physically and keep them under surveillance.

Is to catch his ass (wet his ass) and to jack his ass
Billy Danze suggests that the best way to deal with someone who is causing trouble is to attack them, take their possessions, and scare them into compliance.

You ain't untouchable nigga for what it's worth
Billy Danze is warning someone who thinks they are untouchable that, in reality, they are not.

I'm the gritties grimiest slimiest nigga on earth
Billy Danze is declaring himself as someone who is not afraid to get his hands dirty, and he will use any means necessary to get what he wants.