LYRICS: [McGruff] (check it, Yo!) Crooked corrupted criminal crime boss with cream cocaine hustler, blowing out the brains of busters being my mansion, chilling inhalin the ganja smoke counting mad cream, weighin tons of coke guarded by thugs and rottweilers I flood the streets with drugs and clock dollars niggas get plugged when my glock collers skunk smokers, philly and aisle ripper cristal sipper, I’ve been a willy for awhile nigga ‘Gruff got hoes, the man with all the nachos expensive hot clothes, drop top Rolls east coast west coast fiends overdose ‘Gruff get the cream with my team and I’m ghost [Murda Mase] This money be temptin me, to jump out the MPV, empty 3 clips of hollow tips with no sympathy since 14 I sold morphine for more green kept open a nautica coat under the draw sting and watched out for cops, squad cars, and beamerz and laundry ninas flea the country to Argentina laid back in the beach (yeah) coastin with commuters smokin the buddahs, on the cruiseline boat to Aruba for awhile yo, pump the vowel so, I can pile dough then become a Harlem Kingpin just like Al Po’ get paid so, I can lay low, in San Diego with yay-o so I can ship it out whenever I say so [Chorus] Yo! Makin’ this money is the American Dream East Coast to West Coast you know what I mean Whether its Uptown, Downtown you pick the scene you gots to get your own scheme We ain’t splitin this cream [Killa Kam] Yo! Imma run hestrically, till they bury me, count numerically hills of Beverly, more …
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@uptownrumor lmao yerr shut up foo.
i know it is camron haha
@myd0ugie LMAO
is Killa Cam Cam’Ron from dipset?
@TheKrystalRock exactly the same dif quality
just jizzed
@sazhawk no idea! sorry
@sazhawk pac, then few months later blackstreet in 1996 (realease date). 1997 Mary J blige cover. 1999, 5 Young Men in Much love 1999, This song then, Unpredictable by K. Chante 2004, and finally, Rihanna There’s a Thug in my life.
@00jeffhardy00 who was first pac with i aint mad at cha or blackstreet with dont leave?
@TheKrystalRock its cool, everyone makes mistakes
which song was made first?
@00jeffhardy00 yeah my bad, i dont know what i was thinkin
@TheKrystalRock no you said it isn’t from the same sample when it is
@00jeffhardy00 I think you meant to reply to StreetKarmah lol
@TheKrystalRock haha i hope your being sarcastic, this isn’t the i aint mad at cha instrumental but its from the same sample obviously, just different tempo and not as much production as tupac version
@StreetKarmah indeed. however cotc reminds me of the pharcyde. if your into sick lyrics id check them out. they gotta be one of my favorite rap “groups”.
@Harmon302
hmmm, tupac’s, but because I personally relate to the song, I got the acapella for this song tho’ and it contains pretty good material to mix, specially Big L’s part.
@StreetKarmah word. which do you like better though? Pacs?
@Harmon302
Tupac’s song came out in february 96′, this song must’ve come out like 1 or 2 years after that, I’m pretty sure, looks like they made a “cheaper” version of the beat tupac used, or they could’ve sampled the same shit tupac sampled, the difference being tupac’s producer for that track possibly “created” the beat inspired by the sample, but who knows, still the track is good
@StreetKarmah it sounds similar but if i had to listen to one id choose this one. and this probably came out first too.
This is a sick beat. nice.
anyone know where i can d/l this song?
Classic……RIP Big L
@StreetKarmah
The original song was “A Dream” by DeBarge (produced by El DeBarge).
2pac was the first to use this sample in his song “I Aint Mad at Cha” (produced by Daz Dillinger, from Tha Doggpound).
Blackstreet released their song “Don’t Leave Me” a month later (produced by Teddy Riley).
Wikipedia FTW.
dam I forgot about this song. this is back before I became a productive member of society. I am glad I am who I am,but every now and then these songs make me look back and smile
Great song. Great quality too. Better than the version I have in my iTunes. Props.