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Memphis Bleek
Memphis Bleek’s first single, and perceived as a Nas diss, as it sounded similar to “Nas Is Like,” which Nas released in 1997.
This song helped Bleek to achieve Gold status on his very first album, and set him on a path of minor stardom.
[Chorus]
Memph Bleek is (murda)
Memph Bleek is (drugs)
Memph Bleek is (money)
Memph Bleek is (money holda, shot caller, blunt smoka, hot roller)
Memph Bleek is (murda)
Memph Bleek is (drugs)
Memph Bleek is (money)
Memph Bleek is (money)
Memph Bleek is (drugs)
Memph Bleek is (money holda, shot caller, blunt smoka, hot roller)
[Verse 1]
Memph Bleek where the hoez at
Be where the dough at
Treez, yo I blow dat
C's yo I hold that
Guns, yo I tote that
O's, sold that
Blow niggas for stuntin, Fuck y'all frontin
The war you could get that
Spit till I sip that
Gunz, neva sit back
Money I'ma get that
Mind I don't play y'all
Bleek still the same y'all
Aim the rod then I blaze the squad
All the hoes roll the weed up
You know that it's G's up
Roll till you eat some
I flow for the threesomes
Chickens I don't need them
Snitches I'ma see them
Meet em with the guns and heat em with the one's
If you feel that you die-proof, .45 proof
I'll find where they hide you, outline you
You niggas know the name and my bitches know the game
I'm in it for life and want all y'all to say
Money, drugs, murder for life, what you think y'all
[Chorus]
Memph Bleek is (murda)
Memph Bleek is (drugs)
Memph Bleek is (money)
Memph Bleek is (money holda, shot caller, blunt smoka, hot roller)
Memph Bleek is (murda)
Memph Bleek is (drugs)
Memph Bleek is (money)
Memph Bleek is (money)
Memph Bleek is (drugs)
Memph Bleek is (money holda, shot caller, blunt smoka, hot roller)
[Verse 2]
Yo these streets, I control now
Creep on the low now
Empty and reload now
See me on the flow now
Drugs I could move quick
Thug on my new strip
Pump till I move bricks
Floss till I lose chips
? got it gemmed up
Accord got it rimmed up
Roll wit da dog On top is where you end up
Ride in a hot whip
Live in a hot crib
Spend what you got Memph
I'm about that hot shit
Bitches give me Brain Now
Bleek do his thang now
Eat em hoez the same now
Creep In the game now
Lay up wit the right bird
Me, I'm tryin to slice first
Tryin to flow suttin you go head and owe suttin
I'm high...roll suttin
You Die if you know suttin
And break me off wit some of the O's or suttin
The M-e-m-p-h man, Memph Bleek don't play
We all gotta eat Swizz Beats make 'em say
Money, drugs, murda for life, what you think y'all
[Chorus]
Memph Bleek is (murda)
Memph Bleek is (drugs)
Memph Bleek is (money)
Memph Bleek is (money holda, shot caller, blunt smoka, hot roller)
Memph Bleek is (murda)
Memph Bleek is (drugs)
Memph Bleek is (money)
Memph Bleek is (money)
Memph Bleek is (drugs)
Memph Bleek is (money holda, shot caller, blunt smoka, hot roller)
(Get it right, nigga)
(For life)
Memph Bleek is (murda)
Memph Bleek is (drugs)
Memph Bleek is (money)
Memph Bleek is (money holda, shot caller, blunt smoka, hot roller)
Memph Bleek is (murda)
Memph Bleek is (drugs)
Memph Bleek is (money)
Memph Bleek is (money)
Memph Bleek is (drugs)
Memph Bleek is (money holda, shot caller, blunt smoka, hot rolla)
Memphis Bleek Is... was written by Memphis Bleek & Swizz Beatz & JAY-Z.
Memphis Bleek Is... was produced by Swizz Beatz.
Memphis Bleek released Memphis Bleek Is... on Wed Jun 09 1999.
It’s unlikely that this track was ever written as a Nas diss, and Bleek has never admitted as such. He claims the entire beef was sparked with his track “Mind Right,” off a DJ Clue mixtape. While the wikipedia entry for this song claims the track is an “indirect diss to Nas,” no source is quoted.
During a Tax Season podcast episode, Taxstone said:
That shit was like, “Memph Bleek Is” was really that record for you.
During Tax Season Bleek said:
And you what’s crazy man? That’s why I tell niggas, a hit record, you ain’t know what a hit record is man. Honestly. It’s just a record man. The people decide what a hit is.
Bleek told Tax Season that the first single was actually mean to be “What You Think of That,” but he said the sample wasn’t cleared in time to release it. He said his crew was “scrambling” to come up with a single, so Bleek called Swizz Beatz and created this track.
During Tax Season:
I talked to Swizz, we booked a flight off tour cause we were still on Hard Knock, we had a few days off, flew back to NY and made that joint.
Bleek debuted the record at Summer Jam 1999, during Jay’s set. Bleek said:
I was nervous as shit man cause I’m like “Yo, I don’t think niggas going be saying my name like this. Memph Bleek is… Who the fuck is this? Fuck that nigga. And it worked, that shit worked.