Don Q

Don Q consistently gives it his all, giving him the aura of a counterpoint to A <a href="/profile/boogie" class="text-word" target="_blank" >Boogie</a> Wit Da Hoodies&#8217;s carefree style &#8211; an opinion informed by the more strongarmed position he takes within the Highbridge group. Whether it&#8217;s in issuing a caution to unwanted trespassers, or a tendency to impart loyalty onto his followers, Q generally keeps a straight line moving forward.
Those who take issue with Don Q&#8217;s perceived complacency (as a lyricist) might as well admit: this idea of consistency is only boring because it doesn&#8217;t apply directly to their daily lives. Nowhere is that more apparent than on &#8220;Quick Reminder,&#8221; a song a code of honor no different than guerilla warfare is sketched in the most accessible terms.
First appearing on DatPiff and later on WorldStar as a no-frills music video, &#8220;Quick Reminder&#8221; forms the basis of this discussion over &#8220;consistency&#8221; and why those who value its place in music, understand its corresponding value in the streets, or real life.
Quotable Lyrics:
You moving like you too timid or something They acting like they forgetting or something Like a rapper that&#8217;s better is living or something It gotta be <a href="/profile/2pac" class="text-word" target="_blank" >2Pac</a> or Biggie or something I got a shoebox of 20s to put on the enemy Go out and Kennedy son.