Stick ’Em Clayborne Family (Ft. Tim Dog)

"Stick ’Em" by the Clayborne Family featuring Tim Dog, released in 1993, is a hip-hop track that explores themes of resilience, street life, and self-assertion. The lyrics convey a message of empowerment, urging listeners to stand strong against adversity. Musically, it features a hard-hitting beat with samples typical of the era, blending aggressive rap delivery with catchy hooks. The song is notable for its bold attitude and has contributed to the underground hip-hop scene, reflecting the struggles and triumphs of urban life. #HipHop

[Verse One]
I got the digi-design, for you to focus right
The chosen one, the club stayin open tonight
I'm pokin tonight, bet it's a dime, let us parlay
To the bar, get a drink, Belve' and lime
Holla at the kid, ice skatin, standard deal
Jewels bling so sick, got the whole party ill
Overcrunk, clique more drunk than sober
No punks over here, you'll be slumpin over
Respect the gangster, and the drama that come with it
Honest, there ain't another crew more dumb with it
Got cash, pockets stay all fat
Cock back blast, hot ish stay like that

[Verse Two]
I got the streets on lock listen, Clayborne don't stop, c'mon
Clayborne just rock, uhh, listen
Clayborne got your spot red hot
And if you come against the group you might not make it out
I don't need a fitted, just a mesh cap
Bring your best rap son bring your best cats
Cause we can bring the ruck', bring the dogs
Bring the caravan, bring the noise
We got the sickest toys and when we roll up
Chickens go nuts, Taliban blow up
Gotta be honest, I know your crew needs heat
We can take your street, take you out, shake you out

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