Call Me D-Nice
"Call Me D-Nice" was a strong lead single and video debut for D-Nice. With its interpolation of "Buzzsaw" by the Turtles, the mid-tempo banger was a great introduction of D-Nice the MC. Its video, which was a favorite on the newly created Yo! MTV Raps and other rap video shows, was popular and well received, further solidifying BDP as a powerful crew, even in the wake of Scott la Rock's death.
"Crumbs On The Table" was the second single from Call Me D-Nice. D's delivery was a lot more confident on "Crumbs..." than any of his previous songs. The video also featured D-Nice scratching, letting those not in the know that he had mastered a few of Hip-Hop's disciplines. "Glory," the third and final single from Call Me D-Nice, was inspired by the movie of the same title ad chronicled the plight of Black soldiers during the Civil War.
"It's Over," "It's All About Me," and "And You Don't Stop" round out a solid debut from an artist who would eventually become a respected photographer, and one of the world's most popular DJs.
