Get at Me Dog

Infobox Single
Name = Get at Me Dog


Artist = DMX featuring Sheek Louch
from Album = It's Dark and Hell Is Hot
Released = 1998
Format = 12-inch single
Recorded = 1997
Genre = Hardcore rap
Length = 4:03
Label = Def Jam, Ruff Ryders
Writer = E. Simmons
Producer = Damon Blackman and PK
Certification =
Chart position =
Chronology = DMX
Last single = "Money, Power & Respect" (1998)
This single = "Get at Me Dog" (1998)
Next single = "How's It Goin' Down" (1998)"Get At Me Dog" is a single by DMX, and his debut single for Def Jam Records, from his debut album, It's Dark and Hell Is Hot. It features Sheek Louch of The Lox during the chorus, and the instrumental was produced by Dame Grease for Vacant Lot Production/Ruff Ryders Entertainment with an additional production by PK. The song samples "Everything Good to You (Ain't Always Good for You)" by B.T. Express. [ [http://www.the-breaks.com/search.php?term=B.T.+Express&type=0 B.T. Express.] ]

Originally in the first and third verse DMX was supposed to diss 2Pac for saying West Coast hip hop is better than East Coast, but instead dissed K-Solo. 50 Cent makes a reference to this song in his diss towards Sheek Louch and other names titled "Piggy Bank".

"Get At Me Dog" is also on the playlist of the video game , on the fictional rap radio station The Liberty Jam.

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