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Silver, turn it up, yeah
We gonna put you on to something brand new, yo
Know what I mean?
Yo, we don't say, “You know what I'm sayin'”
T Dot says, “Yuh dun know”
We don't say, “Hey, that's the breaks”, we say, “Yo, a so it go”
We don't say, “You get one chance”
We say, “You better rip the show”
Before bottles start flyin' an' you runnin' for the door
You talkin' about cuttin' an' hittin' skins'
We talkin' 'bout 'Beat dat face'
T Dot, niggaz, will eat your food before y'all cats say Grace
Y'all cats is steady sayin', “Word”, my niggas is steady yellin', “Zeen”
Half the time we talkin' about 'More times
You don't even know what 'More times' means
'More times we rocker fresher', 'More times we come correct'
More times y'all think it's the hot shit
Y'all haven't heard nuttin' yet

Differently, still yuh know, the circle gettin' ill, yuh know
Step on the wrong Bally boot an' you might get kill, ya know
So every time you walk through a dance tell a yute, “Excuse me”
Tellin' your jubie, “I like her style”
She's talkin' about, “Abuse me, use me
Show me how the T Dot rolls”
My style is off the thermostat plus I'm comin' from the cold, yo
What the chill?
My nigga's in the street throwin' dot slang
Each an' every single time we meet
What the chill?
My ladies lookin' hot, screw face, kissin' teeth
Representin' the T Dot
Kardinal rock the party, yo, T Dot drinkin' Bacardi
Kardi drinkin' Bacardi, yo, T Dot rockin' the party
Y'all nigga's jumpin' an' whylin' an' ladies showin' a smile
An' everybody knows it's the T Dot
So when we singin' about the girls we singin' about 'Di gal dem'
Y'all talkin' about, “Say that one more time”
We talkin' about, “Yo, come again”
Y'all talkin' about, “That nigga's a punk”
We talkin' about, “Dat yute's a fosse”
For the kids that think I'm comin' wit it, brother, just watch me
A shoe is called a 'Crep', a big party is a 'Fete'
Y'all talkin' about, “Watch where you goin'”
We talkin' about, “Mind where you step”
We backin' a 2 4 of Guinness, we ain't messin' with Moet
An' if you runnin' out of liquor, the bar might get wet
You're talkin' about, “Yo, that girl's hype”
We like, “She's the bundown”
Y'all say, “A DJ battle”, we say, “Clash with two sounds”
We rock the hottest things, no matter how much it cost
You talkin' about, “Yeah, son”
We talkin' about, “Yo, lock it off”
Wheel that an' take it from de top
An' just flash up unno lighta an' watch the dance rock
Kardinal is gonna show you how the T Dot rolls
My style is off the thermostat, plus I'm comin' from the cold, yo
What the chill?
My nigga's in the street throwin' dot slang
Each an' every single time we meet
What the chill?
My ladies lookin' hot, screw face, kissin' teeth
Representin' the T Dot
Kardinal rock the party, yo, T Dot drinkin' Bacardi
Kardi drinkin' Bacardi, yo, T Dot rockin' the party
Y'all nigga's jumpin' an' whylin' an' ladies showin' a smile
An' everybody knows it's the T Dot
Yo, instead of your boys, we talkin' about 'Di man dem'
When talkin' about 'Your bredrin', yo we talkin' about 'Your friend'
When you say, “The club is over”, yo, we say, “Di jam dun”
When you're thinkin' about the west, we thinkin' about Red 1
Big ups an' salutations to the Figure IV crew
When you're sayin', “She's a chicken”, she a 'Skettlebam' too
When you talkin' about a 'Thug nigga'
We talkin' about a 'Shotta'
When you think you got it locked, T Dot comin' much hotta
You think we all Jamacian, when 'nuff man are Trini's
Bajans, Grenadians an' a whole heap of Haitians
Guyanese an' all of the West Indies combined
To make the T Dot O Dot, one of a kind
Irs said, 'We burn kahn', that mean, “They puff lah”
When we say, “Hell no”, that means, “You dat nuh make it”
Look me in the eye an' tell me y'all ain't sold
My style is off the thermostat, plus I'm comin' from the cold, yo
What the chill?
My nigga's in the street throwin' dot slang
Each an' every single time we meet
What the chill?
My ladies lookin' hot, screw face, kissin' teeth
Representin' the T Dot
Kardinal rock the party, yo, T Dot drinkin' Bacardi
Kardi drinkin' Bacardi, yo, T Dot rockin' the party
Y'all nigga's jumpin' an' whylin' an' ladies showin' a smile
An' everybody knows it's the T Dot
What the chill?
My nigga's in the street throwin' dot slang
Each an' every single time we meet
What the chill?
My ladies lookin' hot, screw face, kissin' teeth
Representin' the T Dot
Kardinal rock the party, yo, T Dot drinkin' Bacardi
Kardi drinkin' Bacardi, yo, T Dot rockin' the party
Y'all nigga's jumpin' an' whylin' an' ladies showin' a smile
An' everybody knows it's the T Dot, Dot

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Kardinal Offishall (born Jason Harrow on May 21, 1976 in Scarborough, Ontario) is a Canadian hip-hop MC and producer of Jamaican descent.Kardinal is often viewed as "Canada's hip-hop ambassador", and along with MC's such as Saukrates and Maestro Fresh Wes, he's arguably the most popular. Kardinal blends soul, dancehall, reggae and hip-hop to create a truly unique sound.

Kardinal started rapping at the age of eight, and was winning competitions by the time he was 12. Also at the age of 12, Kardinal performed live and on stage for the first time, with Nelson Mandela in attendance during his first visit to Toronto.[2] By 1993, he decided to drop his alias "KoolAid", and went by the moniker Kardinal Offishall after being inspired by the great 17th century French politician Cardinal Richelieu.

Kardinal was signed to a publishing deal with Warner/Chappell Music Canada at the age of 20. In 1996, he released his first single "Naughty Dread", which was featured on the Rap Essentials Volume One compilation and earned him a Juno Award nomination for Best Rap Recording. In 1997, Kardinal released his debut album Eye & I on Capitol Hill Music. The only single from the album, "On Wit Da Show", had considerable video play on MuchMusic. Kardinal was also credited as a major contributor to the late 90's renaissance of Canadian hip hop. In 1998, he was featured on the Juno-winning single "Northern Touch" with the Rascalz, Choclair, Checkmate and Thrust.

In 2000, Kardinal signed with MCA Records. He released the album Quest for Fire: Firestarter, Vol. 1 in 2001, which spawned the hits "BaKardi Slang" and "Ol' Time Killin'". The album earned a gold certification in Canada. After MCA folded in 2003, Kardinal's highly anticipated follow up album Firestarter Vol. 2: F Word Theory was shelved along with the single/video for "Belly Dancer" featuring Pharrell, and Kardinal eventually found himself without a label. Had the album been released, there would have been production from Timbaland and The Neptunes among others. He released an independent mixtape titled Kill Bloodclott Bill in 2004 with his production company, The Black Jays, and he also released his second major-label album titled Fire and Glory in 2005, through Virgin Records in Canada only. Hits on Fire and Glory include "Everyday (Rudebwoy)" and "Heads Up".

Kardinal has also produced many songs, including the hit single "Let's Ride" by Choclair, whose album Ice Cold went gold in 35 days and would win them a Juno in 2000. However, it was with the Black Jays team when Kardinal received notoriety for his production work. In 2004, Kardinal and Solitair of the Black Jays created a remix version of Jay-Z's The Black Album and called it The Black Jays Album. Kardinal also did some production on Kill Bloodcott Bill and produced 9.5 out of the 14 tracks on Fire and Glory.

He is one of the few Canadian hip hop artists that have an international audience and has collaborated with artists such as Busta Rhymes, Method Man, Sean Paul, Spragga Benz, Bounty Killer, Little Brother, Stat Quo, Pharoahe Monch, Vybz Kartel, Rihanna, Snow, Pete Rock, Lil Wayne and Akon. A-List producers, The Neptunes requested Kardinal appear on the remix to their smash hit production “Grindin'” with Clipse. The remix was well received across North America, particularly in New York City.

To date, Kardinal is the only Canadian urban act to appear on BET’s Rap City (even freestyling in the booth with Big Tigger), and on MTV’s Advance Warning (which introduces the world to artists on the verge of breaking big, like former guest Kanye West). Kardinal has made brief guest appearances in Rihanna's "Pon De Replay" music video, and Sean Paul's "Get Busy" video, which was shot in Woodbridge, Ontario (a Toronto suburb). He has also appeared on mixtapes from Clinton Sparks and DJ Green Lantern.

In 2006, Kardinal collaborated Akon, Cipha Sounds, DJ Whoo Kid, and various members of the Black Jays family among others. At the 2006 MuchMusic Video Awards, Kardinal walked away with 3 awards for "Everyday (Rudebwoy)", including Best Video, Best Director (RT!) and VideoFACT Award. At the MMVA's, he announced that he had an upcoming collaboration with the Canadian Reggae Band Bedouin Soundclash, now known as the single "Last Standing Soldier" (Remix).


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