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1. The Beatnuts are a hip hop group and production duo from Queens, New York City. Its current members are JuJu and Psycho Les. JuJu (born Jerry Tineo on December 4, 1968) is Dominican American from Corona and Psycho Les (born Lester Fernandez on April 10, 1972) is a Colombian American from Jackson Heights. The Beatnuts were originally a trio before Kool Fashion, now known as Al' Tariq, left the group to start a solo career. The Mighty V.I.C. (Groove Merchantz, Ghetto Pros) was also a member of The Beatnuts' production team for a while.

Early on in their career they produced whole albums for Posse members Common Sense and Chi-Ali. Their production is noted as some of the finest and most accomplished, if unheralded, in all of hip-hop, often intricately detailed (as in their finely honed work for Mos Def on two tracks from Black on Both Sides) but more regularly barnstorming, club-friendly, flourish-laden party music. Jennifer Lopez used their track "Watch Out Now" as the instrumental for her song "Jenny from the Block". The Beatnuts produced more songs for the artists they had previously collaborated with as well as Fat Joe, Suprême NTM and Da Youngsta's. At the same time, The Beatnuts made their name as remix specialists by remixing songs for MC Lyte, Da Lench Mob, Naughty by Nature, Jomanda and others.

The Beatnuts are noted for being unabashedly, bullishly ribald and in-your-face performers. Recent Beatnuts albums are characterised by more Latin influences.

Less known is they are considered part of the Native Tongues collective. The Beatnuts are the only Latino members of the Native Tongues collective. Although only peripheral members, they are routinely acknowledged by Q-Tip.

Sandwiches
The Beatnuts Lyrics

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"Get on down"
talking:
Yo this is the little lunatic youknowhatimsayin'?
Straight outta Buck Show fuck that.

Psycho Les:
It's like this y'all it's like this y'all
I woke up to the wall and took a piss y'all

Nigga pop the beat right up on the panel
When you see beyond your shit don't fuck with the channel
Or the antenna, slap a funky moranna
On the ass cock back my cock and blast
Boom I juice they love the one I produce for 'em
I floor 'em donkey styles ? nigga be sleepin' man
And they hoes go out if I catch the bitch alone (forget about)
Punk now what you gonna do sausage
When I take your bitch home and fuck her hard with my ostrich
Size dick bitch gets hypnotized quick
Then I flip her little ass like a side kick (word)
The names not Bond so come on and pass me the light
Or the hydro chron
Bust it
I make bitches make me sandwiches and scratch my ass when it itches

Very nice. Did you hear the rhyme?

Overall Meaning

The Beatnuts's song Sandwiches is a classic example of hardcore hip-hop, and the lyrics serve as a testament to the group's rawness and brashness. The song starts with a sample of someone saying "Get on down," which sets the tone for the rest of the track. The lyrics that follow are delivered by Psycho Les, who speaks explicitly about his sexual encounters with women, as well as his love for getting high.

Psycho Les opens his verse by describing his morning routine and casually talks about taking a piss. He then proceeds to rap about his skills as a producer, boasting about the beats he makes for his fans. In typical hardcore rap fashion, he brags about his sexual prowess and boasts about his ability to "juice" women, whom he refers to as "bitches." He even goes as far as making the bold statement that he makes women make him sandwiches and scratch his ass when it itches.

The lyrics to The Beatnuts's Sandwiches are explicit and offensive, as they feature misogynistic and sexually explicit content. However, the song is a prime example of the hardcore hip-hop genre and the brash and in-your-face style that defines it.

Line by Line Meaning

Get on down
Let's start this song and get the audience hype

Yo this is the little lunatic youknowhatimsayin'?
Introducing oneself as a crazy person

Straight outta Buck Show fuck that.
Not proud of where one comes from

It's like this y'all it's like this y'all
Starting to get into the rhythm

I woke up to the wall and took a piss y'all
Describing a regular morning routine

Nigga pop the beat right up on the panel
Putting on some beats to get in the zone

When you see beyond your shit don't fuck with the channel
Focus on your own work and don't get distracted by others

Or the antenna, slap a funky moranna
Messing with the wires to get better reception

On the ass cock back my cock and blast
Getting ready to produce some sick beats

Boom I juice they love the one I produce for 'em
People love the music that's being created

I floor 'em donkey styles ? nigga be sleepin' man
The beats are so good that people are going crazy and dancing

And they hoes go out if I catch the bitch alone (forget about)
Women are attracted to the artist and will spend time with them

Punk now what you gonna do sausage
Calling out someone who thinks they’re tough

When I take your bitch home and fuck her hard with my ostrich
Boasting about sexual prowess

Size dick bitch gets hypnotized quick
Asserting dominance in sexual encounters

Then I flip her little ass like a side kick (word)
Switching around positions during sex

The names not Bond so come on and pass me the light
Asking for a lighter

Or the hydro chron
Referring to a type of marijuana

Bust it
Get ready for the chorus

I make bitches make me sandwiches and scratch my ass when it itches
Treating women as submissive objects for personal pleasure

Lyrics © BMG Rights Management
Written by: L. FERNANDEZ, VICTOR PADILLA

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El Light

5y↑6

This album was one of the few you could listen too front to back! Word is Bond!

think2wice516

4y↑1

Ahh . . . Idk, this was one, but there were so many back in the day. Ready to Die, Enter the 36 Chambers, Moment of Truth, Midnight Marauders. Shit, I could listen to Stone Crazy straight through too. 90's hip-hop is by far one of the best forms of music ever made.