Released: April 13, 1993

Featuring: V.I.C.

Songwriter: Juju Psycho Les V.I.C.

Producer: The Beatnuts

(It's not really Spanish all the way
But it's more - Afro-Spanish)

(Come on down)

(You're listenin to the world's famous)

Beatnuts y'all

[ VERSE 1: Psycho Les ]
The wiggedy-wick-ed, Les starts to rip shit
Beatnuts makin' crazy noise with some hip shit
24-track, e.q.-ed to attack
Pump mo' watts than any Radio Shack, Black
I stick to bein' ruff and rugged
Anti-pop, I guess I'll stay broke (Fuck it!)
A crazy hispanic, Psycho Les panic
Nah, not me, I just pull the automatic
Out the knapsack, and cold point it
Blast ya, and leave your punk-ass disjointed
Yo, I ain't goin' out like a punk
Nothin but fat rhymes and beats for your trunk to pump
I make you wanna jump (jump) like Kris Kross
(Beatnuts gonna blow up!) Slow down on that Crazy Horse
My hand's tied from the mic it holdes
I'ma jet up the block before the record shop closes

[ VERSE 2: V.I.C. ]
V.I.C., droppin styles you ain't used to
Nice with the lyrics, when I produce I get looser
Beats I got plenty, they come a dime a dozen
I got more beats than Puertoricans got cousins
Diggin every day, I'm the breakbeat doodle
I got the funky shit, ask my main man Ju-Ju
Jump in the trunk, we Audi on a mission
(Guess where we're goin?) Philadelphia, beat-fishin
There's always one store niggas always get stuck on
I know a lotta spots that are ain't puttin ya up on
Find your own beats, you're a real snuffalafagus
Lazy muthafucka, you're always bummin off of us
You know there's no one finer
Diggin for shit from here to North Carolina
The name is V.I.C., it's time to dilly-dally
First I hit Texas, then I'm 'goin back to Cali'

[ VERSE 3: Ju-Ju ]
Ju-Ju, the true blue funk nigga
Ill with the grooves, it's the real beat-digger
(Buyin old records is a habit) Diamond D
But if I can't afford to pay, I'll bag it
You can laugh and joke, but you'll never see me smile
Ruff and rugged, kickin' the hardcore freestyle
Flavor-filled funk, bust the way I word it
Punks who pop junk, kid, tend to get murdered
Not a violent kid though, prefer to freak the flow
Check it, loop a funky 45 and I'll wreck it
Face it, here's somethin' to make you jump around
(Jump around!) And 'get down, get down'
Honeys always sock me tryin to get my attention
Flexin, schemin' on the caramel complexion
Ju-Ju, the beat man, under God's protection
Beatnuts makin moves like a mob connection

[ Les ]
Yeah, yeah
Gonna send this one out
To cool-ass Fash
My man Daddy Rich
Can't forget Lucien
[Name]
Constipated Monkeys
[Name] in the house
My man Johhny
Word up

The Beatnuts

The Beatnuts is a hip-hop group and production duo comprised of Queens, New York natives Psycho Les and JuJu. While Les and JuJu began producing together in 1990, the group began as a trio with rapper Fashion a.k.a. Al' Tariq, but he left the group to go solo after the release of their debut EP Intoxicated Demons (1993) and their first full-length album The Street Level (1994).

The Beatnuts went on to release the hit singles “Watch Out Now” and “Off the Books” with Big Pun and Cuban Link—both charting on the Billboard Hot 100. They have also produced tracks for Common, Akon, Capone-N-Noreaga, Fat Joe, and Ice-T among others.