No Rubber
D12 · Other Songs - D12
So Funky!!
Dj Butters stinkin ass
Dirty dozen nigga
You know who your fuckin with
Its the idotic Bizarre
Took your drink bitch
Do you know who your fuckin with
Call your moms a bitch
And hit her in the face with a brick
I did twenty mushrooms in my range rover
And ill probably gun o.d by this songs over
I hang with white trash and love to skip class
Get high off coke and hash
And fuck a little kid in his ass
Bitch suck my cock while i take this pill
And if you wont do it then Monica Lewinsky will
Im waitin beyond, fuck the Fonz
I get drunk with bail bonds
Snatch you pions my whole crews ex cons
While I _ I get niggas from down south
Give your sister oral sex with the _ thats in my mouth
Im fuckin sick of anorexic chicks suckin my dick
If _ fuck with this nasty bitch!
Fuck battlin which rapper wanna do me?
Forget a case, bitch im quick to blast Judge Judy
Tempt one of you niggas to try to offend me
Pull you out the truck and beat you ass worse then Reginald Denny
Drugs is in me, who wanna offend me
Fuck santa, Bizzares comin down the chimney
Quick to blow up the room
Ill enough to leave my wife on our own honey moon
Your style is garbage thats why im throwin it in the can
Even _have a cure for this nasty man
Dirty Dozen quick to give your girl a call
Tell your niggas get my balls
Write my gang signs on your wall
Nigga
99 Niggas, Dirty Dozen, Nigga, Outsidaz, Slim Shady, Nigga
I dont give a fuck its Bizarre kid niggas
What?, call my name ill come runnin
About No Rubber
"No Rubber" by D12 serves as a gritty, high-energy track that exemplifies the Detroit Underground hip-hop sound the group helped define. Released during the band's peak era, the song features the signature aggressive delivery of Eminem and the raw, unpolished production characteristic of their early work. The track captures the chaotic energy of the group's live performances and their ability to blend punk rock influences with hard-hitting rap. It stands as a testament to their commitment to authenticity and their refusal to conform to mainstream hip-hop trends of the time. The recording reflects the collaborative spirit of the trio, showcasing their distinct voices and shared intensity. As a staple of their discography, "No Rubber" remains a powerful representation of the mid-2000s underground scene and the enduring legacy of D12's impact on the genre.