"It's that pinky ring shit, the legend of masked kid Shoot out the speakers when my guns get jurassic Superbad, who am I? Dolemite classic The vandal's back, hands on Angela Bassett I handle my plastic, gunplay I mastered No coke, dope mixed down with acid on record..."
"Uzi (Pinky Ring)" is a song from Iron Flag, the fourth album by rap group Wu-Tang Clan. It was released as the album's first single, with an accompanying music video directed by The RZA.
"Always broke so I got this attitude In my lab never fool my man, this is crazy rude Gyros and pizza, be my lunch and dinner I know that I'm a sinner, but God help me out nigga..."
Classic track from Brooklyn, New York based rapper Shyheim (born Shyheim Dionel Franklin) featuring June Luva and Pop Da Brown Hornet. Track is from his second studio album The Lost Generation, released 1996. Already a skilled rapper in his younger years, Shyheim became the youngest Wu-Tang affiliate at the time! After moving to Staten Island from Brooklyn as a child Shyheim spent time living with Wu-Tang Clan member Ghostface Killah in the Stapleton Houses. He became affiliated with the Wu-Tang Clan and released his first single "On and On" in 1993. Turning the focus on himself and the gritty ghetto surroundings, he rapped "to rap out the realness in the street." He gained fans and won accolades for his inspired Virgin Records debut album "AKA The Rugged Child." He have shared the stage with legendary rappers, The Notorious B.I.G, Tupac Shakur and Big Daddy Kane at Madison Square Garden for a live freestyle session. His prestige also landed him an appearance on Big Daddy Kane’s “Show & Prove,” which featured Wu-Tang member Ol Dirty Bastard, Sauce Money, Scoob Lover and Grammy Award winning rap star, Jay-Z.
"See, when a nigga say he likes it raw He means dirty, down to the floor, see my name is the ODB and I'll beat your ass!"
Ooh baby I like it raaawwww..."Shimmy Shimmy Ya" is the second single by Ol' Dirty Bastard of Wu Tang Clan, from the album, Return to the 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version. The video shows a depiction of the '70s where big afros and platform shoes were in. ODB talks about doing a little dance with the ladies.Rest in paradise...
