All That I Know Lyrics [Hook: OCD: Moosh & Twist] I ride for my clique I get live with my clique Go get high with my clique Do or die for my clique Said it's all that I know Yeah, it's all that I know And you can never tell me nothing You already know just where I be dog, I ain't being cocky But Philly what I'm repping, watch me check it like it's hockey I ain't tryna get it twisted, if you get it then you got me If you with it, cool, if not, I'll treat you like a Tamagotchi I'mma let you down point, yeah, I never disappoint Give me something I can I spit on, watch me rip it like a joint I'm 'bout to take her out to dinner, guarantee I tip her Little but we do it big, like I was a dipper And these homies never crushin', guarantee they never bustin' Dog, your flow be super weak, now go to sleep like Robitussin I ain't tryna be that homie who could never make it happen If you down let's get it crackin', make that paper keep it stackin'

Like I love the way it feel, when she break it down for real What's the deal, flow is worth a mil Trick, I'm 'bout to kill, keep it trill That's the way I roll, that's the way I go That's for 'sho, that's the way I flow Every day you know... I'm like one time for my day-ones, man, who the hell gon' stop us? Came up from that dark side, where they ride around with them choppers Stay clear of them gold diggers, trying to get a piece of that lobster Man, I be whipping it so hard, gotta watch out for them coppers But we just bringing Philly back, it's just me and Twizzy Mack Swear to God I'm on a roll, you gon' have to willy that Hear about the kids, we just scare 'em out of gigs It's about damn time that they verify the kids Man, I'm feeling stupid homie, I might do the money dance I flew to Vegas and I woke up at the bunny ranch Baby, you too official, I'm tryna see it with you You know they call me Q, be my Moesha Mitchell

I'm like pay what you owe me, I don't play with you phonies I got enough friends, I don't bet with you homie You ain't talking 'bout profit, my hands stuck in my wallet It's all good, my slate clean, don't worry 'bout it, I got it [Verse 3: Hoodie Allen] Running with teams up and out of your leagueobgyn hoodie Looking like Leaf, Ryan, you trying but never achievedetroit lions sweatshirt target Fuck it, I'm cutting down everything that you aspire to beawd hoodie colours People be talking 'bout all of your raps and they falling asleep, capital Zhoodie prhyme Put on my track and I'm burning 'em down, shout to love letters fired to mejustice league evo hoodies for sale

Bank account is like millions, living life with some villains Pulling up in that stolen car, scaring all the civilians Rich bitches be pissed at us, bad bitches be missing us I'm out here with that Moosh & Twist, these other rappers just kids to us So zip it up, I ain't talking 'bout it, 'less I live thatassassins creed merchandise kopen Big bitches on thin ice, yeah homie my shit crack Bend over then get slapped, 'bout to teach a lesson Every time I touch the beat, they said "oh god" like it's a blessin' Watch me take your girl, I'm just messin' Watch me take your job, I'm just messin' I got these old women screaming my name at the top of they lungs, like they might be pubescent I got your attention, and I ain't gonna drop it The more that you listen, the more that I profit So I'mma keep ripping, and y'all can keep floppin' I'm rap's Robert Griffin, so who gonna stop 'em?

About “All That I Know” This is the first single off of OCD: Moosh & Twists’s upcoming album. The song features an original beat produced by Chaos and mixed by DJ Fresh Direct. Back To The Wall Get it, Got it, Go OCD: Moosh and Twist is a hip hop duo based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The group consists of DeQuincy "Moosh" Coleman-McRae and Oliver "Twist" Feighan.[1] They have amassed a devoted following over the years and have released four official mixtapes and one EP, the latest being their 2016 album Growing Pains. Moosh and Twist grew up in Philadelphia and attended The Philadelphia School together. The two became friends in first grade and bonded over their love of sports and music. Moosh and Twist would play drums and piano together in school.[2] One of their grade school teachers taught them the basics of recording when they were young and they playfully refer to him as their first engineer.[3] They started rapping and making music together in 7th grade but didn't take it seriously until about 2009 when they were in 10th grade.

[4] The two attended different high schools, Haverford High School and Friends Select School, but remained friends.[1] The pair officially came together under the title OCD: Moosh and Twist. they work at mall "OCD" in their moniker because they were obsessed with music. They have since dropped the prefix. On March 7, 2011, while still in high school, Moosh and Twist released their first official mixtape Up Before the World. They soon performed this mixtape live in front of Corey Bader, a suffering cancer patient. [6] They released a few music videos on YouTube but the one that took off the fastest was for "City Kids." The video was directed by Rex Arrow, who was widely known for working with Mac Miller.[1] In June 2011, Moosh and Twist were featured in XXL's section The Break.[7] On September 25, 2011, Moosh and Twist released their second mixtape The Welcome Mat. To follow up The Welcome Mat, the Philly duo released The Vestibule on January 3, 2012.[9] The title of the mixtape derives from one of Moosh's rap lines from their previous mixtape.

Twist explained, "We had this song called "Black Forest Gummy Worms" on Up Before The World and there's a line Moosh says, 'Standing at the door while they be sitting in the vestibule,' so the first project was called The Welcome Mat. You get to the door. We're about to graduate high school. We're knocking on the door, wiping our feet off. [Then] we get inside, and now we're standing in the vestibule and we think we're in a stage where [we're] in between. We want to break out huge so bad, but we still have to get our mindset right – get everything straight [and get] a little bit more mature – and The Vestibule is kind of like saying, 'We're so close but we're not inside.'"[10] After high school graduation, the two chose to put college to the side and pursue music full-time. Following The Vestibule, Moosh and Twist released Back to the Basement, their fourth mixtape, on March 12, 2013.[11] The project featured production from producers such as DK and Logic's in-house producer 6ix.

In October 2013, the duo went on the Party With Your Friends Tour with Hoodie Allen. On April 22, 2014, Moosh and Twist released Living Out Loud on iTunes.[13] The 7-song EP reached the top five on the iTunes hip-hop chart and number one on Billboard’s Heatseekers list.[2] In the spring of 2014, the group went on the 21-city Living Out Loud Tour along with Jared Evan in support of the EP.[1] On October 19, Moosh and Twist performed at the Forbes Under 30 Music Festival. In winter 2014, the Philly duo toured overseas in Europe for the first time.[5] In early 2015, almost one year after the release of Living Out Loud, Moosh and Twist went on the Patiently Waiting Tour.[2] Fresh off of the Patiently Waiting Tour, Moosh and Twist performed at South by Southwest in Austin, Texas for the first time. On July 3, 2015, Moosh and Twist made their way back to Europe for Wireless Festival. Moosh and Twist enjoy performing and providing fans with a positive space to be. "We're just performing and letting people know that everything is okay for 45 minutes," says Twist.

[1] In early 2016, the duo toured with rapper Mike Stud on the Back 2 You Tour. On September 16, 2015, Moosh and Twist released "Whoa," the first single from their upcoming project Growing Pains. The second single from the project "Champion" was released on March 26, 2016. The duo did not announce the title of the project until they released their third single "Stamina" on April 26, 2016. "Stamina" features fellow Philadelphia native Lil Uzi Vert.[16] On June 23, 2016 they announced "Growing Pains" would be released on August 5, 2016 and revealed the cover artwork.[17] Moosh and Twist released a fourth single titled "Bring Me Some" on July 28, 2016. The individual styles of Moosh and Twist complement each other very well. Moosh is described as the pure spitter with a more laid back and technical flow while Twist's vocal tone and frenetic delivery brings the adrenaline. Moosh says that Twist brings enthusiasm and charisma and that they "attack the track differently." Twist says that Moosh writes the best hooks and is great with lyrics.