Will the Real Ron Wilson Please Stand Up

"My Dogz" by Wilson client Lil' Flip (0.00 / 0)

I ride wit my dogz, I drank and get high wit my dogz
You betta run and try to hide when I collide wit my dogz
I bust AK's, aortas and 45's wit my dogz
Just make you slip, slide and fall and get tied like a hog
I break banks wit my dogz, I make stakcs wit my dogz
We rip a nigga ass up, like this track wit my dogz
I floss baggetts, princess cuts and Lexus trucks wit my dogz
And if you wanna live and raise yo kids, don't fuck wit my dogz

[B.G. Duke]
Gettin' fucked wit my dogz, I'ma make 'em call tha laws
My baggetts is shinin' and eat you up like Jaws
I'm beatin' through, black crew with wrist roo
C-note wit tha guns and Flip you get the loot
And when I shoot, I shoot to execute
Me, Taz and Scoop, hittin' licks in tha booth
That's what I do, in a bulletproof coupe
If you ain't my dog, then nigga fuck you

[Chorus]

[Lil' Flip]
Hey, hey, hey..When it come to my dogz, I'll spit on yo' face
And you bet not get caught, wit yo' shit on yo' waist
Cause if I catch you off base, I'm mamin' and choppin'
You might as well give up now, cause when I'm swangin', you droppin'
Nigga get outta line, I'm hurtin' 'em all
I caught fake niggas rough, cause when I'm swervin', they fall
I'm makin' CEO money, while you work in tha mall
And if you know about Flip, then you heard of my dogz
There he go, that nigga right there, he's a hoe
And I'm leave his white T-shirt wit a hole
these lyrics are found on
I'll put him in a finger fold, don't fuck wit Flipper, hoe
I'm a kiss you wit a bullet, under a mistletoe

[Taz]
Cockin' back, point him out, watch I'll bust this nigga
Lay 'em tote, 100 shot, we couldn't trust this nigga
Infrared, touch his head, you couldn't duck this nigga
Call tha coroner, chalk him out, cause we done fucked this nigga

[Lil' Flip]
Hey, and we stuck that nigga, like a chicken, plucked that nigga
finger fucked that nigga, like shit we flushed that nigga

[Taz]
Like a diamond, we crushed that nigga, bust that nigga
And ride wit Lil' Flip, cleanin' up on niggas
Droppin' bullets like rain, wettin' up yo niggas
Fuck you and everythang you love, hoe nigga

[Lil' Flip]
In conclusion, I'll empty out a full clip
You aint known for trampolines, but you gon do a full flip
And whatever you said, I'ma make you take it back
And if you chest get got, nigga I'ma make it flat
So you betta watch out before we run in yo house
And tie you up like tennis shoes, and put a gun in yo' mouth

[Chorus]

[Lil' Flip talkin']
For my dogz nigga, ya'll wonder why ya'll don't see me, cause I only chill
wit real niggas, nigga scoopastar, the original star, nigga Taz, Will-lean,
tha chemist, B.G. Duke, Humpty Hump, Les, Snoop, my real niggas, we don't
fuck wit fraud niggas, Shasta, nigga Myron, fuck wit real niggas, you wonder
why Lil' Flip don't be givin' you dap or speakin' to you nigga, nigga you
ain't real, nigga, nigga I'll ride for my dogz....On my arm, nigga

http://www.songlyric...

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by: St. Clara @ Fri Nov 09, 2007 at 14:12:41 PM CST

having grown up near acres homes (0.00 / 0)

and having spent an inordinate amount of my time and money in highschool on mixtapes at various screwshops on Antoine and on Crosstimes @ Yale, I should mention that the shoutout to Ron C is not a reference to Wilson, but to OG Ron C, formerly of the SwishaHouse.

Nevertheless, awesome post.  Might want to mention Lil Flip's arrest for credit card fraud, or the lawsuit against him for breach of contract.  Here's his mugshot.  There was also the time he was shot.

Southside rappers suck anyway.

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by: Joe @ Fri Nov 09, 2007 at 14:23:07 PM CST

also (3.00 / 1)

the 7-1-3 Remix was on the album Undaground Legend, released on 08/27/2002.  The song references Wilson's Lamborghini.  However, Wilson's Lamborghini has temporary tags and is a dealership car not for personal use.  He explains the temp tags by saying the car is brand new.  That's interesting, seeing how Lil Flip's been singing about it for 5 years.

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by: Joe @ Fri Nov 09, 2007 at 14:34:48 PM CST

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Nice Catch (0.00 / 0)

Clearly I need to get a refresher course on the Houston rap scene.

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by: Matt Glazer @ Fri Nov 09, 2007 at 14:38:49 PM CST

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mugshot link (0.00 / 0)

wrong link above.  Here it is.

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by: Joe @ Fri Nov 09, 2007 at 14:41:12 PM CST

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Slim and Shady (0.00 / 0)

Didn't Lil' Flip get in a gunfight in Houston with Atlanta rapper T.I.?

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by: CU1988 @ Fri Nov 09, 2007 at 14:30:24 PM CST

Okay... (1.00 / 2)

So I can't stand Ron Wilson more than any of you all--probably less.  I remember vividly the day that the Killer Ds went to Oklahoma, I went to the Capitol to see all the Republicans trapped in the House chamber.  I sat in the gallery for a few minutes, and I remember seeing Ron Wilson there and really wanting to throw something at him.  Alas, I didn't.

But this seems a bit over the line.  Becuase he is a successful attorney who represents artists from among the world's most vibrant popular music scenes--that of Houston's hip hop culture--who appreciate his services enough to give him a shout out is no reason to oppose him getting a certain job.  Should all attorneys who represent people with questionable backgrouds be dismissed from public service?  Then there won't be any lawyers in public service (not a bad idea, now that I write it down...).  It seems to me that your problem isn't that Wilson represents certain people of a particular charachter in his capacity as an attorney, but rather that these people are public figures in the hip hop game.  If it were a country artist who talked about shooting men in Reno just to watch them die, or a blues artist who talked about selling his soul to the devil would you be just as critical?  Or is it because hip hop is a revolutionary genre that takes pride in flauting social and civil norms established by wealthy White men without their input or consideration that you feel that it should be a blight on Wilson's character that he is involved in it?  Or is it just that you have after almost 5 years finally (at long last) come to the end of all the truly bad things you can say about Wilson that you now reach into non sequitors and slander of his clients?  Perhaps it is none of these.

I like Lil' Flip.  I like Chamillionaire.  I like Mike Jones and UGK and other Houston rappers.  I am especially excited to see the 214 finally get some respect with the Dirty South Rydaz (check out "Did I Stutter?").  Texans ought to be proud that in the musical movement of our times, the natural successor to the blues, jazz and rock and roll Texas is the epicenter of some of the most original and influential work being done in the genre.  Your post seems to me to represent the worst sort of anti-hip hop elitist bias.  There are plenty of reasons to oppose Ron Wilson.  Let's not besmirch the artists who happen to associate with him in the process of doing so.

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by: Andrew Dobbs @ Fri Nov 09, 2007 at 23:59:28 PM CST

Dobbs (5.00 / 2)

Your comment is more an unnecessary defense of the Houston rap scene more than it is Ron Wilson. None of us have any problem with rap music -- and we didn't speak ill of it at all in this post. But when this kind of controversial music enters the public political arena, yeah, we're going to call it into question. We did it with Kinky Friedman's jokes, and when Perry had Nugent play at his inauguration -- neither of whose defense you came to, by the way.

Considering you wrote about the "long overdue" death of Falwell just a day ago, I really don't think a tolerance comment is very credible coming from you.

Now, a very great man once said that some people rob you with a fountain pen.

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by: Phillip Martin @ Sat Nov 10, 2007 at 00:26:58 AM CST

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Missing the Point (5.00 / 2)

Ted Nugent can say and sing whatever he wants.  Kinky Friedman can say whatever he wants.  Lil Flip can say anything he wants. 

The point is, when Ted Nugent is singing at Rick Perry's inauguration, then whatever he sings or does reflects on Rick Perry.

Kinky Friedman the musician is allowed to be as racist as he wants. Kinky Friedman the politician should not be allowed to refer to babies as "n*gger eggs".

Ron Wilson the attorney can represent and make money any way he wants.  Ron Wilson the House Assist Parliamentarian and possible Commissioner of the Department of Public Safety should denounce any "friends" who actively sing about killing people, drugs, or violence towards women. 

This is about hypocrisy.  You can't make money from rappers who promote ideas contrary to public safety and then walk into work with any credibility.

If he wants this job he must denounce these lyric and fire them as clients otherwise he has the same credibility as Kinky and Perry.

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by: Matt Glazer @ Sat Nov 10, 2007 at 10:07:00 AM CST

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Rapper lyrics and/or connections aside (5.00 / 1)

Should a potential Commissioner of Public Safety be driving a Lamborghini (thanks for the link, Joe) without a permanent license plate, to boot?

ALL of this is very weird.

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by: Elsbeth @ Sat Nov 10, 2007 at 12:54:27 PM CST

Wow (0.00 / 0)

Who knew a surf session on Houston hip hop could get so political?

As much as I love Flip, I'm not sure their lawyer should be running the Department of Public Safety.  I can see how Rick Perry would disagree, of course.  I didn't realize he was a fan, though he probably does break banks wit his dogz.

How does this work?  Doesn't the governor apppoint whoever he wants?

Jim

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by: jjacks @ Sun Nov 11, 2007 at 23:10:43 PM CST