[dj quik]
Oh yes Im new and improved, and to a funky-ass groove
My name is quik and Im smooth, and Im makin yo ugly bitch move
With the streets you cant lose, but if you still wanna choose
To be a sucka, I got a 380 punk, so duck her
And to you motherfuckers thinkin you wanna fade me?
Im runnin the underground, so fool, youre crazy
And you better step, fore I beat you with a switch
And tie you up, and make you watch, while Im fuckin yo bitch
Cause Im a low-pro nigga that you should not fol-low
Puttin suckaz in the wind cause my voice is hol-low
Put the pistol to your grill and your punk ass rolls
You grab my shit and I pull the trigger now youre missin a nose
And umm, I dont fear your crew because my back is got
Chasin nothin but the suckaz when we hit yo spot
Yeahhhhh, straight bronx killa, mark ass niggaz cant check me
But gotta respect me, cause Im way 2 fonky
Fonky - yeah, fonky.. you know I cant stop
Fonky - yeah, fonky.. you know I cant stop
Fonky - yeah, fonky.. you know I cant stop
Fonky - yeah, fonky.. yeah
[dj quik]
Now no sooner than I hit the fuckin streets
People be approachin me, all throughout the swap meets
Askin me shit like, when your new album comin out?
Is it different? is it dope? where yo perm?
What you talkin bout?
I know you dont expect that a nigga gon quit
Bein nothin less than funky and bangin out the dope-ass hits
Cause dj quik is a name that I take much much pride in
No egoes to hide in and no limos to ride in
Maybe a cutlass or two, but still the same ol shit
And me unclever? no never, Ill have this talent forever
The producer get funky down to the last ounce
And Im creative too - so I dont need mo bounce
But to you suckaz in my city claimin I got a def wish
You should try again fool, you aint hittin near this
Them wack ass tracks, make you sound like a monkey
Just a shot in the dark, from a punk-ass mark who aint fonky
Fonky - yeah, fonky.. you know I cant stop
Fonky - yeah, fonky.. you know I cant stop
Fonky - yeah, fonky.. you know I cant stop
Fonky - yeah, fonky.. yeah
[dj quik]
Now when you records aint that funky then its easy to disrespect this
Cause you know that when I hit I didnt miss
Just like that Im born and raised, you wish you could fade
And when you picked up that album cover you knew I was paid, tim
Cause we aint goin out and we aint stuck in that old school shit
That boring flavor that just dont hit
Cause this is ninety-two, and yes yo style is through
And if your record aint sellin well fool I thought you knew
That this is straight bronx killa, straight bronx murda
Yeah yo citys a dump, and fool yo shit dont bump
And member the jack the rapper? yeah, your punk ass sat
Thats when my homeboy d, was bout to flatten yo cap
And you apologized to him, started kissin his ass
Sayin you only dissed compton for the money, so he gave you a pass
But you aint movin shit on the streets
Get off the nuts of my city with them wack ass beats that aint fonky
Fonky - yeah, fonky.. you know I cant stop
Fonky - yeah, fonky.. you know I cant stop
Fonky - yeah, fonky.. you know I cant stop
Fonky - yeah, fonky.. yeah
DJ Quik, real name David Marvin Blake, is an American rapper, beatmaker, and record producer born in Compton, California, in 1970. Considered one of the pioneers of West Coast hip hop, DJ Quik rose to fame in the 1990s with his unique style that blends funk, soul, and jazz with elements of gangsta rap. His debut album, *Tonite*, released in 1991, is considered a classic of the genre. Among his most famous tracks are "Born and Raised in Compton", "Safe + Sound" and "Dollaz + Sense". DJ Quik has collaborated with numerous prominent artists, including Snoop Dogg, Warren G, and Kurupt. His influence on the hip hop music landscape has been significant, contributing to defining the sound of the West Coast and inspiring generations of artists.
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