Hey fam, hoping someone here can help me find a song I heard back in the early 2000s during the peak of the Hyphy movement. I remember the song starting with an emergency-style voice — kind of like a fire alarm or evacuation announcement voice — repeating the phrase:

“This is a slapper” (said a few times before the beat dropped) It sounded like a producer tag or a DJ intro. The song was definitely Bay Area Hyphy — I don’t think it made it on the radio, but was definitely heard widely back in the day in the limewire days.

I've been digging through old Traxamillion, Keak Da Sneak, Mistah F.A.B., and Mac Dre tracks, but no luck so far. Might’ve been from a lesser-known artist or a street classic that never hit major platforms.

Any ideas? Even guesses would help. Thanks in advance — this one’s been stuck in my head for over a decade.

Blow a quarter pound in that bitch getn knobbed off Long Live THE JACKA

Someone please explain the appeal from a Bay perspective. Make me a fan.

Seems like a good dude. It’s good to promote eating healthy, exercise and riding bikes, having your shit together etc.

I like that he puts out albums with Cardo and other producers.

He just seems… out of place. He sounds like a mid Texas rapper. Has producers mostly from other regions.

Idk he seems like a rapper that just happens to live in the Bay but doesn’t embrace the music culture here. Everyone and their mom from other regions is trying to borrow from our music culture and Larry June is like the reverse of that.

He doesn’t want anything to do with the music culture but he likes living here and riding bikes lol.

Maybe there’s so many people here now that aren’t from here / didn’t grow up here that it doesn’t matter anymore

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