D-Dock's a Dope Ass Car. That's the Look

I went to New York to work for D-Dock. That's when we made the Mad Rapper album in 1999. The first day that I go up there, he started hating on me because I'm nervous. You can stay in your household with a dope car. But it doesn't define who you are as a person. It's like me coming in and be like, yo, I like you sneakers but I'm not impressed by your car. What are you doing for us? "That don't make obvious rays by revolutionaries"

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