“And as the mouthpiece
Of every single citizen without peace
Direction and leadership
I'ma spit it 'til your ears can't believe this shit
We got weapons of mass destruction, and we is it”

—  Danny!

"Talk To You (remix)"
Albums, The College Kicked-Out (2004)

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