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MC Serch & Apathy

Questions

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Hip-Hop

Questions was released on July 24, 2026 by DNA as a part of the album Millions of Zeros (feat. Apathy) - EP

Song Details

AlbumMillions of Zeros (feat. Apathy) - EP

Release DateJuly 24, 2026

LabelDNA

LanguageEnglish

Melodicness

Acousticness

Valence

Danceability

Energy

BPM86

OVERVIEW

LYRICS

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS

MC Serch

Vocals

COMPOSITION & LYRICS

Michael Berrin

Composer

C. BROMLEY

Composer

PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING

Apathy

Producer

Lyrics

Yo Bo, what up?

Ayo OG, I just wanted to know man

How you survived 30 plus years in this game man

You know, without no fumbles, no slips, no dropping the ball

Keeping it solid, standing tall on the business

It's something we all wanna know

Questions in my mind

I'm always searching for the

Questions in my mind

I'm always searching for the

Bodey that's an easy one, never been a greasy cat

Standing on business before they was even saying that

I took care of you the way I took care of Nas

Make sure I cross my T's and dot my I's

Make sure that I say what I mean, I mean what I say

That you didn't get jerked like I did back in the day

The advance from Def Jam, less than that Rolex on your wrist

The value was greater than the bag because without it

There's no Third Base, no album, no plaques

In fact we only would've met if wifey wanted that in brown or black

Selling shoes at Neiman's, still in mind over food delivering

Shivering at what it would've been like

If hip-hop didn't save my life

You the first rapper signed to Searchlight

Nas signed to Schematics, Illmatic, It Was Written

Word, Life and Non-Fiction

So proud of you Bodey James, I love you king

My phone is always on, you can ask me anything

Questions in my mind

I'm always searching for the

Questions in my mind

I'm always searching for the answers to the rhyme

What up though Search, Ced Louie

I always wanted to know

How did it feel to make your mom and dad proud

When you first took off as an artist?

Thanks Ced, so glad you got to meet my mom and dad

I think before I answer that I have to take you back

1985, Friday Shabbos dinner with the fam

About to tell both my parents I ain't going to college

A four year ride to George Washington School of Music

I couldn't use it, I'm a Queens thoroughbred

Far Rock till I drop and I wanna be a rapper

They said "A rapper? What you mean you gon' be a rapper?

Gonna rap gifts and tears?" Nah, I'm gonna be an MC

This thing called hip-hop is gonna take me to a place you never seen

Mom you said I'd light up the world

So this is how I become the beam mom

She said "What's your plan?"

I grabbed a pad and pen and wrote it down

Hmm, what would it take until I got my big break?

Cool, Monday morning three year plan

She support me and hold me down

And if I didn't make it then I had to bounce

Graduated high school and I was out

Almost three years to the day I signed my record deal

She gave me two letters, the first one was so real

The first letter said she was proud of me

And I wouldn't know what I did until I grew up and had my own kids

And the work was just starting

The record deal wasn't the finish line, it was the starting

The second letter was a work of art

It was a bill for everything she laid out

I gave her some of my advances and the rest came out

Of my ASCAP royalties and she was so pleased

Call me every month, "Michael did you know that you made money

When your record played on PLS or KISS FM?"

And I paid her back in full in 1997

And she was proud of me until the day she died

And my dad was proud of me until the day he died

Their pride showed every time they Googled my name

The best price of fame, they gave me my lane

Cedric, I love you brother, that's on Ellen

Yo I love you king, my phone is always on

You can ask me anything

Questions in my mind

I'm always searching for the

Questions in my mind

I'm always searching for the answers to the rhyme

Hey Search, what's up? It's your boy O.T. man

I just wanna know man

Is the times that you made the most money the best time of your life?

Was that the highest point? Was the highest point the highest point?

Ayo Search, what's up man? It's your homie Cube

Now check this out dude

Look, the only reason I worked with The Bomb Squad

'Cause I was up at Def Jam waiting for Sam Sever

Waiting for a meeting, then I saw Chuck D

And the rest is history

So I never met dude like

Where the fuck is Sam Sever? Where's this motherfucker man?

Ayy man, at least I can say, you know, what's up

Goddamn I ain't never met this motherfucker man

And he the reason I worked with The Bomb Squad

He don't even know it probably, yay yay

Ayo Search, this is your rhyme partner

Prime Minister Pete Nice, but check it

We gotta get serious right now

Got a serious question for you

Yo Search, why you such an asshole B?

Written by: C. BROMLEY, Michael Berrin

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