Drop a Gem on 'em

"Drop a Gem on 'em" is a promotional single for Mobb Deep's Hell on Earth album. The song contains a sample from "Can't Help but Love You" by The Whispers.

The song is a diss to West Coast rapper Tupac Shakur's feud with the group. It was recorded while Tupac was alive but was released on the album after his death. The cryptic lyrics in the song caused controversy after Tupac's murder. Lines such as "I had the whole New York state aiming at your face/At the gate, bottom line off top soon as you came through/Shot through, don't even know the half of my crew" and "Think fast or get reminded of robberies in Manhattan, you know what happened/ 60 G's worth of gun-clappin'" are some of the "threats" contained in the song, by making reference to the 1994 Quad Recordings Studio Shooting.

Mobb Deep

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Studio albums	Juvenile Hell The Infamous Hell on Earth Murda Muzik Infamy Amerikaz Nightmare Blood Money The Infamous Mobb Deep

EPs	Black Cocaine

Compilations	The Best of Mobb Deep The Infamous Archives The Safe Is Cracked

Singles	"Peer Pressure" "Hit It from the Back" "Shook Ones" "Shook Ones (Part II)" "Survival of the Fittest" "Temperature's Rising" "Back at You" "Drop a Gem on 'em" "Front Lines (Hell on Earth)" "G.O.D. Pt. III" "Hoodlum" "Quiet Storm" "Quiet Storm (remix)" "It's Mine" "U.S.A. (Aiight Then)" "Burn" "Hey Luv (Anything)" "Get Away" "Pray for Me" "Gangstaz Roll" "Got It Twisted" "Real Gangstaz" "Throw Your Hands (In the Air)" "Win or Lose" "Outta Control" "Have a Party" "Put em in Their Place" "Give It to Me" "Creep"

Featured singles	"L.A., L.A. "It's the Pee" "Outta Control (Remix)"

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