One of Mac Mall’s first singles was a song called “Ghetto Theme”, and the music video directed by Tupac Shakur in 1993. He was also longtime friends with the Mac Dre, who was his mentor early on in his career/ repairing their friendship a couple of years before Dre’s death.[clarification needed] He is one of the premier artists on Dre’s Thizz Entertainment label. He is also cousins to E-40 and B-Legit.
In 1993 Mac Mall released his debut album Illegal Business? on the Young Black Brotha label. He was just 15 years old at the time his debut album was released. Khayree Shaheed worked as the producer and the album featured Ray Luv, Mac Dre and The Mac. In 1995 he contributed a verse to E-40’s “Dusted and Disgusted”, and in 1996 he signed a record deal with Relativity Records, which released his second, and most successful album, Untouchable.
In 1999, he started his own Sessed Out label, the first release being the compilation Mac Mall Presents the Mallennium, followed by his first solo album on the label, Illegal Business? 2000 a year later, although his popularity of a few years earlier had waned. Immaculate followed in 2001, on which he mixed gangster rap with religious themes, with Mackin’ Speaks Louder Than Words in 2002 and Illegal Game in 2004. He also contributed to the first “Boss Ballin” compilation record produced by D-Shot, cousin of Mac Mall and brother of E-40 and former member of the Bay Area Group “The Click”.
Discography:
* 1993: Illegal Business?
* 1996: Untouchable
* 1999: Illegal Business? 2000
* 1999: Mallennium
* 2000: Beware of Those (With JT the Bigga Figga)
* 2001: Immaculate
* 2002: Mackin Speaks Louder Than Words
* 2004: Illegal Game (With JT the Bigga Figga)
* 2004: The Macuscripts, Vol. 1
* 2005: The Macuscripts, Vol. 2
* 2005: The Macuscripts, Vol. 3
* 2005: The Macuscripts, Vol. 4
* 2005: Da U.S. Open (With Mac Dre)
* 2006: Thizziana Stoned And The Temple of Shrooms
Soak Some Dope
Mac Mall Lyrics
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Stright motha fuckin game
Yeah, in 1994 yung black brotha record takes
His list to a new level of mobishment
Start this shit off with yung mac ass mall
And it's sic with this single motherfuckas
[Mac Mall:]
Sum of that crest side slam that got u feelin' real cool
I got tht 81 boi tht shit that sits right inn
Neva servin' the fedi, it's all good to spin
If u was one of my cuddies then I would give u a sample
But I'm your first time fuckin with
I'm not sure u can handle
That type of shit tht I'm servin on the 24 track
I'm in there all damn day
That's why they call it tht
U won't have to take toke a pope or a hit
Smoke 5 up or even sniff
Kick back and relax
And turn up the beat
As I go deep into this rap and fo fill
Yo needs of every money hungrey niggas hustlin' on the strip
And every dumb yo wet pussy freakish bitch
I kno u love this shit and got u feelin' fly
It ain't nothin' but game so let into yo mind
And this is brought to
By Y B big and the yungstah from this quickly cest faculty
I take it to caree he cut it down fo me
And now I'm servin them all like a straight up G
To the A to the N to the G S T A and I'm goin along punk so I can free yung mac dre
So if u like this shit and u think that u can cope just play the tape nigga
And soak some dope
Ya and soak some dope
The song "Soak Some Dope" by Mac Mall is a rap song that focuses on drug dealing in the streets. In the beginning of the song, the rapper declares that they are taking their music to a new level of "mobishment," indicating that the song will focus on the life of a hustler. The lyrics then elaborate on the products that the rapper has to offer, namely 81st and Crestside Slam, which are types of drugs.
Mac Mall goes on to describe his process of creating music, stating that he spends all day in the studio and that's why they call it the "24 track." He then addresses his audience directly, referring to his customers as "money hungry niggas hustlin' on the strip" and "dumb yo wet pussy freakish bitches." The rapper is urging his listeners to let themselves be immersed in the world of drug dealing and "hustling."
The song ends with Mac Mall shouting out to YB Big and Youngstah and expressing his desire to free Young Mac Dre. Overall, the song is an honest portrayal of the world of drug dealing and street hustling, with the rapper not holding back on his language or descriptions.
Line by Line Meaning
Wus up partna, I got that shit fo u do
Greetings, my friend. I have what you need, which is West Oakland slang that will make you feel relaxed and cool.
Sum of that crest side slam that got u feelin' real cool
Specifically, I have some 1981 cannabis that will make you feel amazing, without worrying about the money.
I got tht 81 boi tht shit that sits right inn
I have the best quality weed that you can smoke, direct from 1981.
Neva servin' the fedi, it's all good to spin
I'm not selling cheap marijuana. This is high-quality, and you won't have to worry about the government cracking down on it.
If u was one of my cuddies then I would give u a sample
If you were a close friend, I'd be happy to let you try some for free.
But I'm your first time fuckin with
However, you're a first-time customer, so I'm not sure you can handle the power of my product.
That type of shit tht I'm servin on the 24 track
What I am offering is the very best of the best, made and perfected on a 24-track recording setup.
I'm in there all damn day
I spend all day in the studio perfecting my craft.
That's why they call it tht
That is the reason they refer to this as the real deal.
U won't have to take toke a pope or a hit
You don't need to do anything but sit back and enjoy.
Smoke 5 up or even sniff
You won't even need to smoke a lot or take any other drugs.
Kick back and relax
Just sit down, lay back and take it easy.
And turn up the beat
And crank up the volume, 'cause this music is hot.
As I go deep into this rap and fo fill
As I continue to get lost in my own music, filling every beat with my soul.
Yo needs of every money hungrey niggas hustlin' on the strip
My music speaks to the hearts and ambitions of those working hard and chasing money on the streets.
And every dumb yo wet pussy freakish bitch
And also to those women who are naïve and sexual in their outlook.
I kno u love this shit and got u feelin' fly
I know you enjoy, celebrate and feel like you're on cloud nine when you listen to my music.
It ain't nothin' but game so let into yo mind
It's just a matter of spinning words, but my music will take you on a ride.
And this is brought to
And I'm dedicating my art to the people.
By Y B big and the yungstah from this quickly cest faculty
I want to salute YB Big and the new generation of artists from the rapidly growing Crest Side neighborhood.
I take it to caree he cut it down fo me
I want to show my respect to Caree, the person who helped me create this music.
And now I'm servin them all like a straight up G
And now, as an accomplished artist, I'm giving back to the people by producing the best possible music.
To the A to the N to the G S T A and I'm goin along punk so I can free yung mac dre
This is in honor of the Bay Area and specifically, my mentor Young Mac Dre, who was incarcerated at the time.
So if u like this shit and u think that u can cope just play the tape nigga
So, if you're feeling good about this music and think you can handle it, give it a listen.
And soak some dope
And enjoy life to the fullest with the best possible music.
Contributed by James A. Suggest a correction in the comments below.