If you have lived in the United States for some time, you’ve either heard the N word, called someone it, or you’ve probably been called it. I was always taught that the word was derogatory & racist etc. We’ve been taught that it means “Ignorant Person” etc. Despite all of those things the word has become a household term, it’s one of the main root words in Hip-Hop music (NaS even named an album after it) & the word itself has grown into a kind of social phenomenon. Personally, I’ve used the word as a term of endearment to friends close to me, White included. I think words (and basically everything else) are fueled by the energy you put behind them. The truth is the N word actually doesn’t derive from anything negative, derogatory, or hurtful in anyway. It’s actually quite the opposite. The term N word is an evolution from something positive, that was turned negative & due to the Alchemical nature of our people it’s been turned back into something positive. Kings.

So this sound is dedicated to my younger brothers, cousins, young homies etc that motivate me to keep setting a positive example for them. I'm just tryna make my family proud without being a hypocrite. Therefore, my actions and words gotta be on one accord.

I'm dope tho.

D. Foe

yung kiNgs

Me and my brother Burncyde doing our thing...effortlessly dope.

FLORMULA 4 (ft. Burncyde)

This is a song I wrote about how I cope with most of the tougher problems in my life. I either need a beat and a mic or weed and a sprite (with lean or crown of course). I have a little brother doing 15yrs behind bars and everyday that shyt kills me. Mainly because this rap shyt was both our dream. So while most ppl see it as turning up by getting drunk and high, I am just trying to temporarily escape my reality for a while. The effects never last though, at some point you do sober up and that is why I say the drugs imitate healing. They don't cure.

I hate that feeling.

d. foe  

Drugs Imitate Healing

dd freestyle

When I'm rapping with the homies, a lotta times they tell me "Hold on" when I say something either profound or dope. Not really to gain clarification on anything said, just to give the brain a moment to process and/or digest my oration. At least that's what I'm told anyway. So this track is laced with somethings "either profound or dope"...enjoy.

Hold-On (prod. by d. foe & TDA Beatmakers)

d. foe x Punch3nello....if u are a fan of dopeness this should tickle your fancy...enjoy

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