States. Whether it's rocking Top 40 clubs, Electro Parties, B-boy Jams, Tablist Routines,
Microphones, Drum and Bass, Trap, or Dubstep assault,
Prolific is moving the crowd with profound turntable routines, intricate lyrics and original tracks with a unique assortment of flavor from his self maintained imprint FOULPLAYRECORDS and affiliate artists and labels.
Prolific developed his tablist technique around such talent as Dj Klever, Immortal, Danny the
Wildchild, Shotgun (Formerly of Goody Mobb), SPS, and various other talents in the southeast.
His level of skill over time matured into a much more powerful force which led to many wins at local, regional, and national battles in the USA from the Dmc’s, guitar center, DMA magazine, and this past year he is coming off of his 3rd win defending his title yet again at CLUB LAVELA "the biggest night club in the USA" Prolific has shown his tablist skills ar
e polished and ready for anyone in his way.
His hip hop project the “Nonstopkrooks” (Hiphop) for years saw prominence in the
underground hip hop scene. After years of focusing more on Electronic Projects Prolific has
decided to unsheathe the microphone and regain his respect as an Urban Action Figure. The
Nonstopkrooks albums features major artists like Goretex and Sabac formerly of Nonphixion,
Killah Priest of Wu-Tang, C-rayz Walz, Copywrite, Butta Verses of de la soul, Louis Logic, Sean Price, A-Plus, Critical Madness, and Big Lo to name a few.
Prolific’s sets are always smoking hot and he is infamous for rocking huge crowds all over the USA, Europe, and the Middle East. Prolific is officially endorsed by Rane, Urban Dwellar
clothing, ILLStar Rebel, Durte Vintage Laundry, BBOYWORLD.com, Hiphopelements, and
Madclout. He has worked for scratch academy, B.E.T.,(Dj battle/host) NBC (Dj for Winter Tour) and various other major corporations which prove his talents and dedication to staying
on top of his DJ skills, business demeanor, and lots of hard work for the love of music and
everything that is real.
Prolific has toured with some of the biggest names in EDM and hiphop, throughout 2010 and now into 2012 Prolific has teamed up with the legendary producer
and tablist RAW aka 6blocc and have been touring globally. Together they have toured the entire USA, Canada, Australia, Europe, Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus. Their live performance is only described as the most elite live show with the combination of live
rap sets, turntablism, and all original dubstep tracks mixed with a hip hop flavor which are self-produced or unreleased.Also Prolific has toured
with GEIN (Butcher) for two weeks in Europe and the Middle East. Prolific is set to continue
smashing dance floors and crowds on a worldwide basis. It's not every day you see someone
murder the decks with insane tablist skill only to pick up the mic and rock a live hip hop set. As far as hiphop in ’08/09 he toured the USA with Kosha Dillz, Butta Verses, and C-rayz Walz on three separate tours reclaiming the stage with his mic skills and battle routines. Also he shared the stage with Legends like Zardoinc, Dj Lord from public enemy, Treasure Fingers, Mayhem and many more! In 2013 Prolific continued to destroy crow
ds globally headlining major shows all over the USA and Europe.
Prolific is also the CEO of FOULPLAYRECORDS which releases a wide array of genres which
primarily consist of Drum and bass, Dubstep, Electro, Hip hop, and Tablist compositions.
Prolific has attained Triple Vision/ST Holdings (UK) for the Drum and bass/Dubstep
distribution, Domination (Boston) for the Hip Hop distribution and I.O.D.A./Sony Music
Entertainment Inc. (San Francisco) handles all of Foulplay’s digital distribution and is known as the largest independent digital distribution company globally. He has executively produced
over 500 tracks and been featured on compositions with some of the biggest names in hip hop and various genres in electronic music. Now his mission has become a reality
, making FOULPLAYRECORDS a known name in the Drum and Bass, TABLIST, HIPHOP, Dubstep, Electro community on a global scale. With a stacked roster of elite forces, FOULPLAY more and more everyday is getting recognition for its accomplishments. From Klever th
e 2x DMC champ to the drum and bass producers like Raiden, Mayhem, Infiltrata, Gein, Mumblz, Prodigal Son, EmpireX, Spektrum. Dubstep producers such as Claw, 6blocc, Trillbass, and 12th Planet who get love around the world Prolific's hard work and team of
musicians bring a sound and style that is as fresh as it gets.
Prolific is Trademarked by FoulPlayRecords Inc. 2000
The New School
Prolific Lyrics
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Montreal’s the city where I walk across the blocks lost and dizzy,
Amongst college sissies and cocky hippies talking gritty,
All these shoddy kiddies thinking that want it with me,
Always dropping shitty bars with references to Pac and Biggie,
Butter:
All they got was pity for thoughtless off delivery,
Y’all will need a law committee better than Bob and Whitney,
So if you want to copy strictly stick to jockin’ Diddy,
Pro:
People think raps about nothing but money and sex,
Guns and respect, clubs and how drunk you can get,
So when people see a couple of heads like us in the set,
They’re puzzled and vexed with subtle mumbles under their breath,
Butter:
They wonder what’s next, then discover no other is best,
That Prolific in a number with Butter as guest,
Yo I think this album should cover the rest,
So I’ll shut up instead and let you just love us to death,
Chorus X 2
Welcome to the new school, it’s something to try,
Cuz fuck 50 cent, I’d rather a Buck 65,
And if you haven’t heard of us then just ask yer friends,
Cuz we’re the reason people want to listen to rap again
Pro:
You talk a lot about all you got but you oughtta stop!
Cuz you’re on and off while my off the top is always hot,
See I rock more spots than spot the dog.. and that’s an awful lot,
So if you're here to battle, you should probably just call it off,
Butter:
Or call the cops! in case verbal murder can’t be solved or stop,
And to take it a step further you could say we call the shots,
Most of the girls that heard us serve took off their halter tops,
And those who thought they were the shit we’ve been known to alter thoughts,
Pro:
And as far as studio time, we couldn’t afford enough,
We only had forty bucks, and that was before we ordered lunch,
So really it was sort of rough when Horg recorded us,
I mean we sorta sucked, cuz we were only warming up,
Butter:
Boarded up, doors were shut, after the mic was on we tore it up,
No corners cut we poured our guts into this track it’s yours to judge,
We don’t film our videos with pretty hoes and porno sluts,
Or tour the country in a bus but still we kick it poor as fuck!
Chorus X 2
In this verse, Prolific raps about his experiences walking around the city of Montreal and encountering other aspiring rappers who he feels are not up to par with his own skills. He describes them as "shoddy kiddies" who drop "shitty bars" with unoriginal references to Tupac and Biggie. Butter adds to this by describing their lack of flow "often talking sloppy tipsy drunken off a drop of whiskey."
Both rappers address the stereotype that all rap music is only about money, sex, and violence. They acknowledge that when people see them perform they are often surprised by their lyrical content and delivery. They proclaim that they are the new school of rap and invite the listener to give them a chance.
Additionally, Prolific and Butter use their own challenges as emerging artists to further establish their credibility. They describe their struggle to afford studio time and equipment, and that they are not supported by the usual trappings of fame like expensive music videos or tour buses. Despite this, they still "pour their guts" into their music and hope that the listener will appreciate their efforts.
Line by Line Meaning
Montreal’s the city where I walk across the blocks lost and dizzy,
Pro is describing his experience walking through Montreal's streets, feeling lost and disoriented among the college students and hippies who talk tough.
Amongst college sissies and cocky hippies talking gritty,
Pro refers to the people he encounters in the city who often talk tough and act like they know it all.
All these shoddy kiddies thinking that want it with me,
Pro is pointing out that these people are trying to challenge him in rap battles, but they don't have the skills to compete.
Always dropping shitty bars with references to Pac and Biggie,
Pro is saying that these wannabe rappers often rely on tired cliches and references to famous rappers from the past instead of coming up with their own original material.
All they got was pity for thoughtless off delivery,
Butter is saying that these rappers get no respect because they don't put any thought or effort into their delivery.
Often talking sloppy tipsy drunken off a drop of whiskey,
Butter is emphasizing how little these rappers care about their craft by saying that they can't even rap sober.
Y’all will need a law committee better than Bob and Whitney,
Butter is saying that these rappers need to lawyer up because their raps are so bad that they could get sued for copyright infringement.
So if you want to copy strictly stick to jockin’ Diddy,
Butter is suggesting that these rappers should stick to copying P. Diddy because at least he has the resources and talent to make something of it.
People think raps about nothing but money and sex,
Pro is pointing out the common stereotype of rap songs only being about material wealth and sexual conquests.
Guns and respect, clubs and how drunk you can get,
Pro is giving examples of the typical topics seen in mainstream rap music.
They’re puzzled and vexed with subtle mumbles under their breath,
Pro is saying that people are surprised and confused when they see him and Butter performing music that goes against the stereotypical rap narrative.
Butter in a number with Prolific as guest,
Butter is introducing himself as a featured artist alongside Pro, who is the main artist for the album.
Yo I think this album should cover the rest,
Butter is suggesting that this album will be so good that no other album will have to be made.
So I’ll shut up instead and let you just love us to death,
Butter is saying that he and Pro believe in their music enough to let their listeners decide for themselves whether they like it or not.
You talk a lot about all you got but you oughtta stop!
Pro is addressing the rappers who brag about their wealth and status, telling them to stop being so full of themselves.
Cuz you’re on and off while my off the top is always hot,
Pro is saying that his freestyle raps off the top of his head are consistently better than other rappers' pre-written and rehearsed verses.
See I rock more spots than spot the dog.. and that’s an awful lot,
Pro is using wordplay to say that he performs frequently at a lot of different venues, and he's doing it better than anyone else.
So if you're here to battle, you should probably just call it off,
Pro is warning other rappers that if they try to battle him, they'll just end up losing.
Or call the cops! in case verbal murder can’t be solved or stop,
Butter is emphasizing how much Pro's raps can destroy the competition, and jokingly suggests calling the police in case it gets too intense.
And to take it a step further you could say we call the shots,
Butter is saying that he and Pro are in charge, and they set the standard for what good rap music should sound like.
Most of the girls that heard us serve took off their halter tops,
Butter is boasting about the positive reception of their music, saying that even women have become fans and shown their appreciation.
We don’t film our videos with pretty hoes and porno sluts,
Butter is saying that they don't rely on objectifying and exploiting women to make their music videos more appealing.
Or tour the country in a bus but still we kick it poor as fuck!
Butter is saying that despite not being wealthy or famous, they still manage to make great music and enjoy themselves.
Welcome to the new school, it’s something to try,
The chorus welcomes the listener to Pro and Butter's style of music, which is different from the mainstream and worth giving a chance.
Cuz fuck 50 cent, I’d rather a Buck 65,
The chorus states that they prefer alternative, less-commercialized artists like Buck 65 over popular mainstream ones like 50 Cent.
And if you haven’t heard of us then just ask yer friends,
The chorus suggests that Pro and Butter's reputation precedes them, and that their fans are eager to spread the word about their music.
Cuz we’re the reason people want to listen to rap again
The chorus asserts that Pro and Butter's music is revitalizing rap and making it interesting and innovative again.
Contributed by Kayla A. Suggest a correction in the comments below.