Juelz Santana

Lyrics

[Chorus]
You should never argue with
A crazy mind-mind-mind-mind-mind-mind
You oughta know by now (You oughta know by–)
You should never argue with
A crazy mind-mind-mind-mind-mind-mind
Is that all you get for your money?
You should never argue with
A crazy mind-mind-mind-mind-mind-mind (Uh)
You oughta know by now (You oughta know by–)
You ought know by now
Oh, you oughta know by now, man
You should never argue with
A crazy mind-mind-mind-mind-mind-mind
Is that all you get for your money?
[?], yeah

[Verse 1: Cam'ron]
Now when the beats on, Santana gone ride out
Car still rollin', hop out, Glock out like
You should never argue with
A crazy mind-mind-mind-mind-mind-mind
Then I shoot ya, hop back in the manoeuvre
The V off skiied off while I'm yellin' out
You oughta know by now
Don't make me spell it out
I'll push ya melon out
Then get back to the block
The packies that rock baggies and tops uh
Shit I'll slap it or not?
Fuck it man
Is that all you get for your money?
Thats what I tell em' man
I'm a selfish man
I need every grand
Is that all you get for your money?
Once again uh
Not a penny more
Not anymore I'll let this
Semi poor shots in your memory core
(You should never argue
Wit a crazy mi mi mi mi mind)
I thought I told you before
Now show 'em the four
(Is that all you get for your money?
You ought-a know by now)
(ought-a know by)
[Hook (x2)]

[Verse 2: Cam'ron]
Hey yo I'm goin to town
Blowin' it down smokin a pound Now
(You ought-a know by now)
That the kid is just hungry
Give up a twenty Now
(Is that all you get for your money?)
Fifty mil I feel is
Reachin my quota
Any beef n its over
I'm real subtle
Put bleach in ya soda
So dont make me have to put your teeth in your shoulder
Doped up dope feen fell asleep in the cobra
(You should never argue
Wit a crazy mi mi mi mi mind
You ought-a know by now
Is that all you get for your money?)
Big jewels and they iced out
Nice trucks Big rims piped out
I see the wife out she hoped in
I hoped and then hoped right now
Thats what my life 'bout
I get head with the lights on, lights out
I used to drop Lewinsky off at the White House
[Hook]

[Verse 3: Juelz Santana]
Come check out your boy
Still poppin', still rockin', still watchin'
(You ought-a know by now)
I still got it, yeah
Still grindin', still pitchin' that Phyllis Hyman
(Its that how we get to your money)
I ain’t lyin', nope
Still on my pimp shit, still on my dip shit, yeah
You dipshits is still on my hit list
Still play lotto, win fast, still on my quick pic, yeah
Still tryin to get rich quick, yeah

[Verse 4: Cam'ron]
I’m still tryin to hit chicks with stiff dick
(You ought-a know by now )
I’m ‘bout big chips, yes true grandma
This is the zoo, i’m the zoo keeper, he zoolander
Apes, wolfes, gorillas, a few pandas
Got two hammers coming to shoot grandma
(You should never argue with a crazy mi mi mi mi mind)
We the crazy motherfuckers, three-eighty years daisy, motherfucker

[Hook]

If you are a Dipset fan, You Oughta Know is one classic track that needs no introduction. It features two of the best rappers in the game, Cam'ron and Juelz Santana, weaving their flows over a Heatmakers beat. But what makes this track stand out is its clever use of a pitched-up sample of Movin' Out (Anthony’s Song) by Billy Joel, which creates a unique sound that adds to the overall appeal of the track.

About U Ought To Know

You Oughta Know is a classic Dipset track that has been around for quite a while and was initially seen on a few Dipset mixtapes. The song features the rap duo of Cam'ron and Juelz Santana, who exchange verses over an instrumental produced by The Heatmakers. While the song was a hit with Dipset fans, it did not make the cut for Diplomatic Immunity, the album, due to clearance issues with the sample used from Billy Joel's song, Movin' Out (Anthony’s Song).

The creative use of the sample from Billy Joel's song is what sets this track apart from other Dipset tracks. The pitched-up vocals from the sample add a creatively unique accent to the background of the track making the experience of listening to You Oughta Know even more memorable. This is a great example of how a well-executed sample can take a song to new heights and give it a timeless quality.

The beat for You Oughta Know features a typical The Heatmakers production, with horn samples and hard-hitting drums that are characteristic of the signature sound created by the duo. Cam'ron and Juelz Santana both deliver strong verses that complement the beat perfectly, showcasing their impressive lyricism and chemistry as rap duo. Cam'ron sets the tone with a hard-hitting opening verse, while Juelz Santana shows off his impressive flow on his verse, seamlessly weaving between the samples and his rhymes.

Overall, You Oughta Know is a classic Dipset track that encapsulates the golden era of East Coast hip-hop. With its clever use of samples and hard-hitting beat, it's no surprise that it still remains a favorite among many hip-hop heads to this day. If you're a fan of real rap music, You Oughta Know is a must-listen.

• Release Date: 2003
• Artist: Juelz Santana