There is more than one artist called WC:

1) rapper
2) punk band f… Read Full Bio ↴There is more than one artist called WC:

1) rapper
2) punk band from Poland
3) Swedish punk band
4) Greek band
5) Israeli alternative rock duo

1) William L. Calhoun, Jr. (born in 1970), better known by his stage name WC pronounced "Dub-C" and not "Double-U-C", is an American West Coast rapper. He was born in Texas, but moved to Los Angeles at an early age.

Known for his long braided goatee, lyricism, and Crip walking, WC has been a staple in West Coast gangsta rap since the early 1990s. He also is a known Crips member from 111 Neighborhood crip gang a California based gang.

WC began his career with underground rap groups such as Low Profile and WC and the Maad Circle. His 1998 solo debut The Shadiest One landed in the Top 20, featuring such singles as "Cheddar", "Just Clownin'" and "Better Days". The Ghetto Heisman followed in 2002 and featured the song "The Streets", which also landed in the Top 20.

2) WC (Wyidealizowana Ciemność) is a punk band from Poland formed in 1981 in Miastko.

3) WC was a Swedish punk band. It was formed in 1979 by guitar player Niklas Andersson and bass player Tommy Eger. After a turbulent and somewhat unserious start, the band got it’s first gig in autumn 1980 as a trio with Jörgen Bröms on drums and vocals. The group became a quartet in spring 1981, when they picked up Perry Ingman for a drummer and Jörgen moved over to guitar. With this lineup they won a rock band competition in autumn ‘82 in which the price was to record a single. The single was recorded the days before new years eve the same year in Pop Studio in Eskilstuna. A-side was “Polis, polis” (Police, police) and B-side was “Pappershjältar” (Paper heroes). The record was sold in a somewhat different way. A concert was organized where the audience, for only 20 SEK (~$2), got both the single and the concert with three bands. When Jörgen in early 1984 decided to leave his home town the band decided to play a farewell concert in Eskilstuna Folkets hus. Jörgen was replaced with Tony Andersson, previously singer in the band Kontaktlim, but shortly thereafter the band split up anyway.
The former members kept playing together in different constellations. Perry and Tony played in, among others, Pussy Galore and GASTONES (president gas), and Tommy and Jörgen (who moved back to Eskilstuna in 1986) played together, for a short while, as Alla presidentens män.
WC was reunited in 1999, with all former members except Niklas. Among other things hey played at Pipaluckbolaget’s gala in Eskilstuna, and also rerecorded 12 old WC songs. The recordings were supposed to be released on Rosa Honung Records, but they never were and WC went under once again.
Official webpage: http://hem.passagen.se/mahonie/WC/

4) WC was born in New York City during 2003. The band chooses the controversial name “WC” in an effort to contradict the glamorous and fashionable situation flooding the world of modern music.

On July 2007 Sterling Sound in New York chooses WC’s “Ashes” to be featured on “Sterling Sound’s emerging artists player” an honour that places WC among the best newcoming bands worldwide.

Their debut album “WC” is released by Legend Records on December 10, 2007 throughout Greece and Cyprus.
The initial line up (2003) consisted of Wastor (Vocals, Guitars, El.Violin), Amanita (Drums, Vocals) and bassist Kevin Hummel. During the following 2 years they colaborated with various bands and performed in various clubs around the NYC area including CBGBs and the Barracuda. The band’s sound during that time was heavily inspired by the nu-metal and industrial-metal scene. They recorded a four song promo CD that included “Mr. Pink” a song that attracted the interest of Daniel Glass of Artemis Records, one of the largest independent labels in NYC.

2005 finds Wastor and Amanita returning to Athens Greece, while they begin recordings for their first album in the Greek language. The band’s sound evolves towards a darker Gothic sound and they release the song “Ou Foneyseis” (“Thou shall not Kill”) featuring Georgia Kefala (Mple) on vocals, and their first video clip “A.M.Y.M” directed by Constantine .

WC’s aggressive sound along with their heavily inspired by gothic imagery stage image, attracted the interest of L. Mahairitsas (a Greek platinum selling singer). The result of WC’s collaboration with L.Mahairitsas was the song “Falaina”, released by Minos-EMI Greece, and presented live in Thessaloniki, on a show aired on “NET” (National Greek Television) that watched more than half a million people.

In February 2006, WC return to their initial trio form, with the addition of Johnny Ray on el. bass, a position that later will be taken by Manos “Elfman”

WC’s debut album “WC” released Dec 20, 2007 and is a “bi-lingual” album having versions of their songs both in Greek and in English. Within 2 weeks WC hit the Greek charts while the media praises its release in their critics. Their video clip for “Ou Foneyseis” will be nominated for best video of the year 2008 (category: alternative) by MAD TV (Greece’s biggest music video TV network).

5) WC, an Israeli alternative rock duo, consists of the brothers Aryeh and Avshalom Hasafri, who write poignant political texts and create dance music that is not necessarily intended for performances in clubs. The brothers' joint work began in the living room of their house in Florentine, Tel Aviv and continued through leading festivals in Israel and street protests in Balfour, Jerusalem.

Walk
WC Lyrics

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Aye, Aye
Seen you walk in cross the way
Aye baby
Aye
I said baby
I seen you walk in from cross the way, aye
I seen you walk in cross the way, aye
And girl you so wavy

Why the fuck you always go around and play
Bitch, why you always tryna play, aye
Tell a bitch to drop the top off
Then throw that ass up
We can roll some sticky icky
Giving hickeys while we gassed up
Now she laughing, and i'm frying
Joints so big shit look like a trident
You ain't tough lil bitch why you act tough
Man you know the henny hit thats why you act up
And you know I got the swag, I got my cash up
And you know the bitches like me, got her ass up
I ain't playing no games with a thot
Bitch I think not, you can get up out my spot
I ain't playin no games
I aint really got the time
So I won't waste yours if you don't waste mine
Bitch Please don't waste mine
I said baby
I seen you walk in from cross the way, aye
I seen you walk in cross the way, aye
And Girl you so wavy
Why the fuck you always go around and play
Bitch, why you always tryna play, aye
Said excuse me
Do you smoke tree
I've been stressed out lately need a doobie
And I've been fucked up drinking by the cuzzi
Eating 5 star plates like people know me
It ain't nothing but the cheddar and the gas
We watching bitches doing handstands shaking ass
And i'm amazed see the booty movin fast
That's the type of booty get the first class
We the West Coast FettiBoyz
Lil white kids who be making all that noise
Might find Purp and Milly, posted in the back
Them damn white boys always smelling like some gas
I said baby
I seen you walk in from cross the way, aye
I seen you walk in cross the way, aye
And girl you so wavy

Why the fuck you always go around and play
Bitch, why you always tryna play, aye

Overall Meaning

The song "Walk" by WC is a high-energy rap song that showcases the West Coast style of rap. The lyrics are all about representing the West Coast and showing pride for the gang culture and style of the area. The song starts with a call to "get up and get down," urging the listener to put their all into the song's message. The lyrics go on to reference the Dub SC gang and the many rappers who come from the West Coast.

The song features a back-and-forth between Ice Cube, Mack 10, and WC, with each rapper taking a turn to show off their skills. The lyrics are full of references to gang culture, including slang terms like "bang on" and "swang on." There are also references to cars, with lines like "three wheels, make the heat squeal," and mentions of khakis and ragged clothing, which are common wardrobe staples for gang members. Overall, the song is a celebration of the West Coast rap style and the culture that created it.

Line by Line Meaning

1, 2, 3, 4
Counting down before the beat drops

Get you a bitch up on the floor
Encouraging someone to bring a woman to dance

You gotta get up and get down (Walk!)
Motivating people to dance and enjoy themselves

To the West, march
Referring to marching towards the west coast of the United States

Bang, crease the starch
Putting emphasis on making sure clothes look fresh and crisp

Uh oh, here we go again
Anticipating another session of rapping and showing off skills

Off the chain, that Dub SC gang
Proudly representing the Dub SC gang and their influence

State yo name
Asking someone to identify themselves

Ice Cube motherfucker
Identifying oneself as Ice Cube, a famous rapper and icon

What's your name
Asking someone to state their name to show respect and mutual identification

Mack 10 motherfucker
Identifying oneself as Mack 10, another famous rapper and icon

Well bang on, swang on
Expressing confidence and aggression towards others

Cause on mine I'm a G on, Dub see let a scene on
Asserting one's authority and representing the Dub SC gang

Get my green on, with my white sling on
Showing off money and jewelry, and looking fresh

Weather my rag in, with my khakis cuffed and dragging
Flaunting one's clothes, with rag hanging out of pocket and cuffed pants

Three wheels, make the heat squeal
Referring to driving a three-wheeled vehicle and causing a scene

This West coast shit is the shit that we built
Pride in the West Coast's rap culture and history

Who want to bust with or fuck with him, and confess y'all can't fuck with it, I'm out the roof with it, bang loose with it
Challenging anyone to try to compete, showcasing skills and confidence

Dub see, from that Dub SC
Identifying again with the Dub SC gang

Fo sho to make ya peeps slang off the cheese man
Claiming to be influential and able to make others follow their lead

[Chorus] Walk, walk Niggas let me see you walk Walk, walk Bitches let me see you walk Bitches let me see you walk To the West, march
Calling for people to dance and march towards the West Coast

Calling all cars, niggas look hard Near park cars, after dark Get toe start
Invoking images of gritty street life and possibly illegal activity

Don't mistake the masked up for the apprentice
Warning others not to underestimate or assume one's level of experience

All you bitch ass niggas are defenceless Like a Catholic priest, and bout ten kids
Insulting and belittling others, making a crude joke about Catholic priests

It's Sunday school, I run you fools You ain't gone do shit
Expressing dominance and control over others

Iced out, creased khakis with a red flag hanging
Describing one's flashy appearance, with red flag representing gang affiliation

Fin to bust a bitch to give head, that's eating the jaw
Describing a crude sexual act and bragging about sexual prowess

And if I let my hair down, all the hoes all hoes
Claiming to have many women attracted to oneself

Get ya hood, ya polo, ya tribe, ya?
Encouraging people to represent and take pride in their communities and fashion choices

And ain't no niggas in the game that can beat this group
Boasting about their dominance and superiority over other rappers

Mack 10 and Connect, is the hood I claim We do the damn thang, and it's off the chain
Representing and boasting about a particular community, and indicating their success and influence in the rap game

It's for the ghetto and the gutter every time I spit For niggas that walk off that funkadelic shit
Stating that one's music is for those who come from difficult backgrounds and enjoy a certain style of music

I just might go psycho, and grab the automatic And let one off for the gang bang addicts
Referring to the possibility of violent outbursts and expressing allegiance to gang culture

Cause I'm west side connected like a hand in the glove And I'm the gangsta rap nigga that the D-Boys love
Asserting oneself as a respected figure within a particular community and subculture

Hopped out braided and valeted in the front of the club I hit the do' niggas speak, I hit em up with a dub
Describing a flashy entrance to a club and showing off money and power

[Chorus]
Repeating the chorus, calling for people to dance and march towards the West Coast

Get toe start
Another call to action for people to start dancing

Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Written by: Zach Mills

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5y↑14

One of the best songs ever! That funkadelic Battlecat beat with the Westside Connection raps daaaaamn!! It's off the hook period.. To the Weeeeeest March!