Uncle Steve’s back… and this time, he’s got a crusty-ass mic, a sack full of failed mixtapes, and a throat that sounds like it’s been deepthroating sandpaper since ’87. “Wolf Man Joke” is the ultimate roast track — a filthy, no-holds-barred banger from the Ball Sack Boyz, ripping apart Steve’s garbage Wolfman Jack impersonation, his moan-filled cassette tapes, and his disturbing Donald Duck quacks that traumatized generations.

This track is packed with 18 explicit verses, filthy punchlines, and more cuss words than Steve’s parole hearing.
If it’s gross, fucked up, or makes you laugh so hard you piss, it’s in here.

You’ve been warned.



Wolf Man Joke

🍗 Ball Sack Boyz – “Kentucky Fried Crackheads” 🍗
The Ball Sack Boyz return with their most outrageous, vulgar, and hilarious track yet. “Kentucky Fried Crackheads” is a savage roast of the most dysfunctional fast food crew you’ve ever heard of. From meth deals at the drive-thru to deep-fried towels sold as chicken, this KFC ain't servin' anything close to normal.

Pinner’s slangin’ crack with a crusty grin, Zim-O and Key-Lee are tweakin’ in the fryer, and poor Kevin’s just tryin’ to mop up the madness. Dogs, seagulls, rats, and tweakers—it’s a grease-soaked, drug-fueled disaster wrapped in a biscuit.

🔞 Not for the faint of heart.
🎤 Performed by: Ball Sack Boyz
💥 Explicit. Vulgar. Legendary.



Kentucky Fried Crackheads

🎒🎤 Song Description: "Hola! Soy Dora!" – by TDC
Sometimes art is serious. And sometimes, it’s an unapologetic, outlandish, dark-humor-fueled explosion of creativity that doesn't ask for permission. That’s exactly what “Hola! Soy Dora!” is—a wild, off-the-rails trap remix inspired by the iconic childhood cartoon, but reimagined through the twisted and comical lens of TDC and Jessica.

This track begins with the familiar and nostalgic opener, “Hola! Soy Dora!”—a phrase that millions recognize. But instead of diving into a backpack adventure, we go straight into “Can you say… Bitches?” and that’s when you realize this isn’t your childhood memory anymore. Each chorus kicks off with a warped, energetic remix of Dora’s voice, reintroducing a new word that sets up the next savage verse. Whether it’s telling fake friends to “grab a map” and disappear or going full aggression mode about clout-chasers, cheaters, or snakes in disguise, the song pulls no punches and flips the innocent into the irreverent.

This isn't just parody—it’s clever satire dipped in 808s, synth slides, rolling trap hi-hats, and the kind of lyrical audacity only TDC could deliver. Every word is deliberate, every beat is banging, and every punchline hits like Swiper himself just got bodied behind a bush.

The production is high energy and bounces between playful and ferocious. You’ll catch yourself grinning at the absurdity one second, then head-nodding to the absolute heat in the next. It’s catchy, it’s chaotic, it’s confident—it’s “Hola! Soy Dora!” on a villain arc.

A special highlight of the track is the Swiper No Swiping breakdown section. Jessica, TDC’s wife and voice on the track, brings the humor full circle. In full character, she delivers the “Swiper no swiping!” outro so convincingly that she couldn’t even contain her own laughter. It was one of those rare studio moments where the artist breaks, not out of mistake, but because the joy of creation takes over. Jessica’s laughter, caught in the final take, adds something authentic—proof that this song, while edgy and explicit, is rooted in real fun and genuine love for the process.

She even closes out the song with the line:
“I can’t believe you make me sing this stuff… We need therapy.”
And that’s what makes this track more than a gimmick. It’s a love letter to humor, chaos, music as therapy, and the playful bond Jessica and TDC share behind every beat. A moment that reveals not just talent, but humanity.

This song isn’t meant to offend, it’s meant to entertain. It’s meant to let people laugh, rage, and vibe all in one ride. From the clever lyrical flips on classic lines to the unfiltered jabs at fake friends and disloyal snakes, it’s trap comedy at its most fearless.

So whether you’re here for the bars, the laughs, or just to see what the hell someone did with Dora’s theme, welcome. You’re not alone. Grab your backpack, cue the 808s, and repeat after us…

“Can you say… WILD?”
Welcome to Hola! Soy Dora! – a savage throwback remix.
Only from TDC. Only with Jessica. Only with love.
💙💀🔥🧠👟🧢🎒


Hola! Soy Dora!

 “I call this ‘Marcus Burnet/Ooh Wee Freestyle’ — it’s broken boy blues over breakfast. Enjoy the chaos.”

Marcus Burnet:Ooh Wee Freestyle

💩 Flush It Records – Where the underground overflows.

We ain’t just one genre—we’re a full-blown sewer pipe of sound. From raunchy rap to outlaw country, metal sludge to reggae haze, punk rock brawls to hip-hop hysteria, Flush It Records is the filthy buffet you didn’t ask for—but can’t stop listening to.

🎤 Satirical AI bangers, dive-bar anthems, stoner jams, toilet humor classics, and unfiltered fire from the weirdest corners of every genre. Our artists don’t chase trends—they piss on ‘em.

🚽 We don’t polish turds—we weaponize them.
🧻 Wipe away the mainstream—Flush It’s floodin’ the system.
🔥 Country, rap, reggae, rock, comedy, metal… if it’s loud, raw, and wrong—we’re on it.

Follow us. Stream the chaos.
💀 Welcome to the throne room.

Check out our YouTube Channel! https://www.youtube.com/@FlushitRecords

Expressing Myself through, Lyrics and Music is my way of cooping in this world <3

Artist, producer, songwriter
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