My President Is Black (D.C.-Mix)

Jay · All Black Everything [2003]

ROC (Barack) Nation, What Up?

Corporation Thuggin' What Up?

It's A New Day!



D.C.-Mix

Yeah



[Chorus 2x]



My President Is Black, My Maybach, Too

And I'll Be God Damned If My Diamonds Ain't Blue

My Money's Dark Green And My Porsche Is Light Grey

(Hey) I'm Headed To D.C, Anybody Feel Me?



[Verse]



My President Is Black

In Fact,

He's Half-White

So Even In A Racist Mind, He's Half-Right

So If You Got A Racist Mind, You Be Alright*

My President Is Black, But His +House+ Is All +White+

Rosa Parks Sat So Martin Luther Could Walk

Martin Luther Walked So Barack Obama Could Run

Barack Obama Ran So All The Children Could Fly

So I'ma Spread My Wings, You Can Meet Me In The Sky

I Already Got My Own Clothes, Already Got My Own Shoes

I Was Hot

Before Barack

Imagine What I'm Gon' Do

Hello Miss America

Hey Pretty Lady,

Red, White, And Blue Flag, Wave For Me, Baby

Never Thought I'd Say This Shit

Baby, I'm Good

You Can Keep Your +Puss+

I Don't Want No More +Bush+ (Shit)

No More War, No More Iraq

No More White Lies, The President Is Black!



[Chorus 2x]



My President Is Black, My Maybach, Too

And I'll Be God Damned If My Diamonds Ain't Blue

My Money's Dark Green And My Porsche Is Light Grey

(Hey) I'm Headed To D.C, Anybody Feel Me?



*Disclaimer: This statement made by Jay-Z is addressed

all racists (yes, the KKK is still around) who think

that The President of the United States should be White.

Jay-Z's argument states that even though racists feel

that Barack is incompetent to run the Nation,

Barack's heritage comes from both White and Black races.

Therefore, to those who are racist,

Jay-Z states that due to The President's mixed ethnicity,

Barack's decisions should not be looked upon in total

disdain in the eyes of a racist.

My President Is Black (D.C.-Mix)

Jay's "My President Is Black (D.C.-Mix)" stands as a defining track from his 2003 album *All Black Everything*, blending hip-hop with a distinct electro-funk rhythm. The song explores themes of racial identity and political representation through a lens of personal reflection and social commentary. Produced with a polished, danceable beat characteristic of early 2000s R&B-infused hip-hop, the recording captures the era's shift toward more melodic and emotive storytelling. As a key component of Jay's discography, the track exemplifies his ability to merge lyrical depth with an infectious groove, influencing subsequent artists who sought to address systemic issues while maintaining mainstream appeal. The D.C.-Mix variant specifically highlights regional influences, adding texture to the original composition without altering its core message.