G-Shottie Ft/infa 1, Pretty Ugly & Scotty Po-Che

D12 · Other Songs - D12

Infa 1:

Niggaz is dead sick yeah i said it

Sayin yall burf'd me

Man yall aint bred shit

So y yall talkin i aint listenin

"EURF TA CHRIS!!!"

Yall can keep talkin shit

Suck my dick fuck wit me

Yall can get touched by a angel

U fuckin' touch me

Itz i was fuckin' touched by a bitch

Hell yeah d12 send deadly shotz through e-mail

Fast & quick so u c hell and i hope u get caught

& send u ta jail

Real papha da money we gettin'

And da honey's we dippin

Just know their "brainz" will be splittin'

But they real degenerent

Chi-Town niggaz tell u how real it is

And who killin' it

Like 50 da realist niggz doin' da realist shit

Aftha-shock bombz u can be dead and still feel da MID



Proof:

Boomin, bouncin, 40 oz.'s,

Homiez bouncin, honey's surruondin us

Showz springin, hoes bringin friendz 4 da "D" and "Em"

Itz just me & him

We all up in da place

It don't matter da race battles & space

D12 Proof of dat exsistz

'cause no one can resist dis

8mile we shakedown & breakdown niggaz

& bullshittaz

Bull drinkaz click-click sticky finghaz

Porno graphic tactix rapshit

Eminem got my back on dis



S.Po:

(New York Favorate Rappa)

I a make u famous

A gun clap aroun of applause u rappaz

Dissolvin' quicka den

Vanilla Ice's career in rappin

I can pop til im dead

Bitch don't stop til there's no more head

Sho more legz no, no fuck ya manz

U c i knew u fell in love

When u touched da benz

& clutch da dick wit yo handz

Big favaz i like yo 20 diffrent flavaz

NYC u a 10 YC



*need to finish*

G-Shottie

This track by D12 features guest appearances from Infa 1, Pretty Ugly, and Scotty Po-Che, showcasing the Detroit group's signature blend of aggressive rap and party anthems. Released during the mid-2000s, the song exemplifies the band's ability to collaborate with local peers while maintaining their distinct sonic identity. The recording captures the high-energy atmosphere typical of D12's live performances and studio output from that era, emphasizing themes of street life and camaraderie. As part of their broader discography, the track highlights the group's influence on the midwest hip-hop scene and their reputation for delivering impactful, crowd-pleasing tracks that defined their career trajectory.