The Break Up

[Intro] Cousin too Going down a road in Maine [Verse] I was at Dunkin' Donuts the other day, my phone vibrate I pulled it out my Bullhead jeans and said, "Hey" All were involved, it was a conference call With both my managers and one of 'em asked me if I was standin' up I replied, "Nah, I'm sittin' in the whip Waiting on this iced coffee so I could take a sip" And the other one asked if I had a minute I could tell something serious was coming from their lips Meanwhile, at the drive-thru The cashier's eyes encountered my two, she recognized Local celebrity, "Hi dude," to whom no one is similar They freaked out a little bit and asked me for my signature And simultaneously, they had cut to the chase On the phone they talked to M. Ron, and they They, meaning Universal Republic Had decided Spizzy Spose was a artist they were done with ... I'm like, "Huh?" That single blowed up I mean, M. Ron still has that plaque with gold dust We did 16,000 in Syracuse, they showed up And they were all chanting, go us Later they gave us free weed that we broke up, I mean Lyrically everything I've done was cold stuff I thought the record was sewed up, it was coming out, no ifs and no buts I mean we had John lay the dope cuts I made the verse so tough, every track we made was robust Fucking ill-ass shit, that cold cut ... "So what?" That night, Dustin told me that he left the band I left band practice then and I texted Cam I went home and talked to my girl and my daughter I sketched a epitaph on the pen and pad and laughed [Hook] Me and you Mark Curdo, Spencer Albee too And that record label on the eighth floor Got me still slamming Nissan doors Me and you M. Ron and Monte Lipman too And the record label on the eighth floor I don't really fuck with them no more Me and you My girl and my daughter too We gon' be alright fo' sho' Even if we in them Volvo doors Me and you Cam Groves and my whole damn crew P. Dank, we gon' be alright We could ride from the morn' till the night [Outro] For anything else that year but that song right there Because it started here That is, uh, I just need to check the facts on this thing But, uh, I'm still thinking that that is probably the biggest song ever to come out of the state of Maine Over 800,000 copies of that single have been sold since 2010 And it all started right here, on a show I'm very honored to host called Spinout First time it ever got played, and uh, the first people to support that guy, um, was WCYY and Spinout And uh, that's how he launched, and what happened was unreal Major label deal, major label bone heads Major label deal and uh, he's got a song that is getting close towards a million copies sold Unbelievable, and he's so much more than that song Spose with "I'm Awesome" Spose actually about to put out I think his fourth release here, before Christmas Four records, just this year alone Unreal man, he don't need no, friggin' big label It was a nice moment I was lucky to spend a lot of time with him throughout that year and travel Um, with him throughout the year and seeing amazing things And he always brought the spotlight back to Maine And always brought it back to this radio station for giving him the opportunity and launching him The launch pad worldwide for Spizzy Spose, right here, WCYY So cheers to Wells, Maine, and cheers to all the P. Dank family and friends out there What an awesome thing, man