Another Public Service Announcement
D12 · Devil's Night
Announcer:
OK...
This is ANOTHER public service announcement brought to you
in part (punch sound) AARGH!
Rondell Beene:
Shut up punk! Yo... This thing on? Good, good
hell yeah. Look I'm speaking on be half of D12 and if you get
offended by words like bitch, ho, sissy, faggot, homo, lesbian,
fudge packer, clit eater all that shit like that, then you should
turn this shit off right now, because thats is some of the shit...
no, thats the only shit you gonna here right now on this album.
It's not like they don't have creativity or some shit like that, that
ain't the case. We just like saying shit like that just to fuck with
you. Ey, i told you to hold him down know he running,
but... fuck it! (gunshot) God damnit it if you had of just stayed still
that won't happened to you. It just goes to show when you fuck
around with us, shit can happen. Bitch!
OK...
This is ANOTHER public service announcement brought to you
in part (punch sound) AARGH!
Rondell Beene:
Shut up punk! Yo... This thing on? Good, good
hell yeah. Look I'm speaking on be half of D12 and if you get
offended by words like bitch, ho, sissy, faggot, homo, lesbian,
fudge packer, clit eater all that shit like that, then you should
turn this shit off right now, because thats is some of the shit...
no, thats the only shit you gonna here right now on this album.
It's not like they don't have creativity or some shit like that, that
ain't the case. We just like saying shit like that just to fuck with
you. Ey, i told you to hold him down know he running,
but... fuck it! (gunshot) God damnit it if you had of just stayed still
that won't happened to you. It just goes to show when you fuck
around with us, shit can happen. Bitch!
Another Public Service Announcement
D12's "Another Public Service Announcement" serves as a gritty, high-energy track from their 2004 album *Devil's Night*. Released during the height of the rap-rock era, the song exemplifies the group's signature blend of aggressive rapping and heavy guitar riffs. Featuring the dynamic interplay between Eminem, 50 Cent, and Lloyd Banks, the recording captures the raw intensity and competitive spirit that defined their early discography. The track reinforces the band's reputation for delivering punchy, stadium-ready anthems that bridged the gap between hip-hop and alternative rock, cementing their place in the history of 2000s music.