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Fu-Schnickens (“for unity coalition”) is rap trio from East Flatbush, Brooklyn that had a large cult fan base in the early 1990s. Their verbal dexterity and goofy imagery was a precursor to that in the better-known work by the Wu-Tang Clan. Cam “won’t see the Fu-Schnickens” because – being a supplier to dealers – he doesn’t hang around the goofy petty-crack dealers that inspired the Fu-Schnickens' style
Basketball player Shaquille O'Neal – aka Shaq Diesel, aka “Shaq Fu” (as in “-Schnickens”) – did a rabbity song with the group called What’s up Doc (Can we rock?)
“Diesel” is also an adjective that can refer to a variety of drugs; it means “good”
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Me in Mauris Cam'ron (Ft. Lady Wray) – Family Ties
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The eerily titled final song from Biggie’s Life After Death album, released shortly after B.I.G. was killed
The title is a play on “You’re Nobody Till Somebody Loves You”, a popular song recorded by Dean Martin, Sinatra and a slew of others
The song later on has been redone by Rick Ross and French Montana with short skits in the middle of P.Diddy, Biggie’s friend and musical partner, ranting and passing points.
the line “stop your blood clot crying” could be a reference to the 1990 Steven Seagal film, Marked For Death, where the villain Screwface says the same line to Seagal’s family member when is screaming in terror after the bad guys broke into her house to put a crazy voodoo spell on her.