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(Players)
It's the seven eighty-eight
DDT a, just like Jake The Snake
Actually, we don't participate
But if you do then I'ma see you at your Wake
(Players)Don't let the drama fluctuate, I don't wanna
I gotta, because it's snakes
Now where would we be at, if we let you do that
We'd probably, be laying on our backs
(Players)Talkin' this and that you on my
Your plan yeah, it was wack
I never would play myself out like that
But, um, I guess that's where you at
(Players)
(Then I'ma play a game for ya)What I'ma do is like, uh
Cut out ya whole crew
'Cause ya crew likes to bite us
Y'all stick to freestyling

'Cause y'all ain't no writers, trying to be some
(Players)
And can't play the gameSee ya, sound the same
And ya claim to be something you ain't
And won't be without SV
(That's right)
Y'all need to be smacked
Open hands and beat by these
(Players)I could give a fuck about this shit
You all up in my face over some ho shit
Just come out
You wanna be wit my click, you must know, really
How wild I get, when I walk in the place saying
(Players)
Yes, YesThere's some people who really wanna see the S
Personally, I could give a fuck less
Check ya lady, she's a groupie ho
Opening her coochie hole, fuck that ho
(Players)[Incomprehensible]
When you front, this is for [Incomprehensible], you
You, you, you, you, you, youYo, Yo, you wanna be some
(Players)
And can't play this game
Ya, sound the same
And ya claim to be something you ain't
And won't be without SV
Y'all need to be smacked, open hands and beat by these
(Players)Talkin' this and that you on my
Your plan yeah, it was wack
I never would play myself out like that
But, um, I guess that's where you at
(Players)For me to hold you up
You think I really give a fuck
You, you, you, you and your crew
Y'all just some
(Players, players, players)

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When Slum Village emerged in the late 1990s, the highly regarded Detroit trio of T3, Baatin and Jay Dee made a startling admission: their group was a liquid association with members coming and going during the group's evolution. True to their word, Slum Village has already gone through a number of line-up changes. Rapper-producer Jay Dee left after the group's first national album, 2000's Fantastic, Vol.

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