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Monday, March 16, 2015

List Of Chants And Songs From Historically Black Fraternities & Sororities (C - F)

Edited by Azizi Powell

This is the second page of a seven page alphabetical collection of chants and songs from historically Black Greek letter organizations (BGLOs).

This page includes examples beginning with C - F.

Click
http://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2015/03/examples-of-historically-black.html for Numbers to B

http://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2015/03/examples-of-historically-black_17.html for G-J

http://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2015/03/examples-of-historically-black_14.html for K-N

http://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2015/03/examples-of-historically-black_53.html for O-R

http://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2015/03/examples-of-historically-black_75.html for S-V

http://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2015/03/examples-of-historically-black_65.html for W-Z

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These chants are from the nine university based, historically Black Greek fraternities and sororities that are informally referred to as "the Divine Nine". Click http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Pan-Hellenic_Council for information about the fraternities and sororities which are referred to by this term.

Examples in this compilation that are given without attribution are from visitors to my now retired cultural website cocojams.com.

The content of this post is presented for folkloric and cultural purposes.

Thanks to all those organizations whose chants and songs are featured in this collection. Also, thanks to all those who directly contributed examples of these chants & songs to my now retired website.

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DISCLAIMER: This series is not meant to be a complete list of Black Greek letter organization chants and songs.

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More information about these examples and additional selected examples of historically Black Greek organization chants, songs, and culture can be found in other pancocojams posts which can be assessed by clicking the tags found below.

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Historically Black Greek letter fraternity or sorority songs and chants should only be recited or performed by persons who are affiliated with that specific fraternity or sorority.

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EXAMPLES (C - F)
Examples with the same title or first line are given in relative chronological order based on their posting date, their retrieval online or collection date by me, or the date that I recall learning or hearing the examples.

CALLING ALL SORORS [an Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. version]
A K A
Calling all sorors to the floor.
We got some here but we need some more.
[The group repeats the entire song while members come to the floor to form a circle]
-snip-
This song is sung in the following video:

Alpha Kappa Alpha Delta Eta Probate Fall 2007 (Part 1)



Douglas On TV, Uploaded on Oct 7, 2011

The probate show for the Fall 2007 initiates of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, Delta Eta Chapter.

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CALLING ALL SORORS [a Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. version]
Calling all Deltas to the floor
Oh-oo Delta
We got some here but we need some more
Oh-oo Delta.
[repeat song]
-Rachel Crouch, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHG_qHQMt_c, Published on Jan 13, 2013

Here's that video:

Calling All Sorors! DST singing at the stroke of Midnight!



Rachel Crouch, Published on Jan 13, 2013

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CAN'T NOBODY
Can’t nobody
love us better
than Omega
Psi Phi N.C.

(repeat as many times as you like)
-Anonymous, posted on 11/10/2012
-snip-
This song was performed by Q Pearls (Edinboro University, Pa 1991 while stepping. It's a takeoff of a Chaka Khan R&B song “Aint Nobody”.

In the line "Psi Phi.NC" the letter “i” serves double duty as the spelling for the Greek letter Phi and the first letter for "inc" (incorporated).

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CENTAUR WALK SONG
(First part sung by 1st Brother on line. Number 1′s Song)

I know a place
Where the Centaurs Roam
And I know a place
Where the Centaurs call Home
And In that Place
The Streets are paved
In Brown and Gold
In Brown and Gold
And so I say
Release the Centaur
From Your Soul
From
Your
Soul….
(Sung by all brothers in unison)
I-O-T-A
P-H-I
T-H-E-T-A!!!
I Say
My Frat Brother
He Say
OLE! OLE!
I Say
My Brown and Gold Brothers
What in the H#$@
Do you want?
I Say
We’re Going to do…
What are We Going to Do?
I Say
that Centaur Walk for You
He Say
that Centaur Walk for You
It Goes
the Bow, the Bow
Nah, It Goes
the Shield, the Shield
God D#$* It,
it’s the Bow, the Bow
Nah, it’s
the Shield, the Shield

Break It Down (Centaur Laugh: Bruhahahaha!)

That Bow,
That Bow
That Big Old Bow
That Shield,
That Shield
That Big A*# Shield
That Bow,
That Bow
That Big Old Bow
-http:/www.potomaccentaurs.com/109/the-centaurs.com
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The video from which these lyrics were transcribed is no longer available on YouTube because the uploader's account was closed. Here's the summary of this video that was provided on that website:
"Brothers from the Eastern Region demonstrate the famous Centaur Walk.

The Centaur Walk was created in 1966 by IOTA brother Robert Young in celebration of the Centaur, a binding symbol which unites all members of the fraternity.
-snip-
Here's another video of the Iota's Centaur Walk:

iota phi theta centaur walk:Morgan State



mayrock1977, Uploaded on Mar 18, 2007

the brothers of Iota Phi Theta doing that centaur walk
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Click http://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2013/01/iota-phi-theta-fraternity-inc-centaur.html for Part I of a two part series on Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Inc.'s centaur walk. The link for Part II is on that page.

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CLEAR THE STREETS
Editor: This was posted in response to a comment "about another chant that's was what we said anytime we were moving as a line locked up ".

"When we were locked up we used to chant

clear the streets
move aside
here comes the scrollers of K A Psi
second to none,
number one,
Kappa Alpha Psi

(then the tail dog would make a sound like a train...whoo chooo hoooo) then the chant would start from the beginning again.

ETA: Scrollers have been doing the "Kappa Left" since DZ's 1st line. It's a DZ tradition."
-PrettyBoy; http://www.greekchat.com/gcforums/showthread.php?t=99226&page=4
Kappa/Stroller Chants; 4/11/2009
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This is a Kappa Alpha Psi Fratenity chant. "The tail dog" means the last man in the (vertical) line. In Black Greek letter fraternities and sororities, the last person in the vertical line is almost always the tallest.

"Dog" here is a general referent for a male. That referent in this example shouldn't be confused with the term "dog" that is used for a male who is pledging or is a member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., another historically black Greek letter organization.

"Locked up" means that the people in the vertical line move up very close to each other. A video example of a "lock up" formation is found in this collection under the song "Zoom Zoom Zoom".

"Get out of the way" chants are also part of Mardi Gras Indian traditions and can also be found in the repertoire of children's playground chants.

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CONCEITED
Just the other day, I was called conceited.
Had to turn my head, cause I just couldn`t believe it.
Conceited, Conceited, I`ve always been this way.
That's just the confidence and style of an AKA.
-Ashley P.; 5/11/2007

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DEEP IN MY HEART
Deep In My Heart
I've got Sigma to the left of me
Gamma to the right of me
Rho to the back of me

S-I-G-M-A
G-A-M-M-A
R-H-O

I don't know what you've been told
But the best of the colors are blue and gold

Deep in my heart
I love SG...Rho
Deep in my heart
I love SG...Rho
Deep in my heart
I love SG...Rho
Deep in my heart
I love SG...Rho
I love, love, love, love SGRho.

[repeat entire song]
-Black Greek Soundz CD
-snip-
Editor:
This is a transcription from a 1990-1999 Black Greek Soundz CD as found in the Jack Horntip Collection, used with permission.

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DELTA ALL THE WAY
If I was too cool wouldn't it be nice.
To see a true stepper step for crimson and white.
Delta all the way. Delta's what they say.
Is what some little girls want to be someday.
-Dezera K.; 2/5/2007

Editor: This is a chant for Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.

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DELTA SIGMA THETA
Delta Sigma Theta
Take a Second Look
It took an eternal Ivy
to write your history book

You talk about our colors
I guess you didn't think...
When you mix red & white
What you get is pink...

Editor: This is an AKA chant that disses Delta Sigma Theta. The AKA colors are pink & green. The Delta Sigma Theta colors are crimson & creme (although those colors are sometimes give as red & white). The "ivy" is the representative AKA plant. This chant reflects the long standing "beef" between AKAs & Deltas. Delta Sigma Theta was formed by 22 members of AKA who left that sorority.

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DO YOU WANNA BE
(Alpha Angel Chant) do you wanna be....'
Doooo you wanna be..
NO! I dont wanna be no sweeeet-heart
Doooo you wanna be ...
NO! I dont wanna be no Sigma Dove
Doooo you wanna be..... NO!
I dont wanna be no Que E
Cuz i gave my heart to the frat A Phi
And there aint no turning back
Oh No! Though I may have cried
But i hoped and prayed
They'll let me into A Phi A
-Kyra H., 12/10/2006
-snip-
This is a chant from the Alpha Angels, the little sister (auxiliary) organization for Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. The other auxiliaries that are mentioned are Kappa Sweethearts, the little sister group for Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity or the Iota Sweethearts, a little sister group for Iota Phi Theta.
Sigma Dove, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity's little sister group], Que E (Essence), also known as Que Pearl, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity's little sister group.

Note: Little sister groups (fraternity auxiliary groups) aren't officially recognized as Greek organizations.

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DON'T STEP TO THIS
Loved by Omega
Chased by K A Psi
Wanted by the Alphas
And the Sigmas even tried
You know they all tried hard
But the Deltas run the yard,
We're not conceited. No,
We're just convinced. Yes!
If you don't like it,
Don't step to this!!
-Black Greek Soundz CD website, also known as the Jack Horntip Collection, re-posted on 3/21/2010 with permission from that website's editor
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This chant names four of the Black fraternities that are members of the Pan Hellenic Council-Omegas (Omega Psi Phi, also known as the Qs), K A Psi (Kappa Alpha Psi, also known as the Kappas), Alphas (Alpha Phi Alpha), and Sigmas (Phi Beta Sigma). The organization that has the most status at a university is said to "run the yard". Presumably, there would also be a fraternity that "ran the yard".

"We're not conceited" is a back handed reference to Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. These two Black Greek lettered sororities are often contentious because of their history.

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DOUBLE ONE DOUBLE TWO
Double One, Double Two
Krimson and Kream meets Gold and Blue
EE-YIP, YO-YO,
Those Nupes and S-G-Rhos

Pretty and Perfekt, and Best Designed,
This Indi-Luv will blow ya mind,
Stop the hatin' and stop the stressin'
Bow Dooown to that Kane Konnection.
- marquise1911, http://www.greekchat.com/gcforums/showthread.php?s=ccb66641f027f73cbecde, 02-21-2006
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Editor: "Indi-Luv" refers to the fact that both Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc and Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc were founded at a university/college in the state of Indiana.

Kappas also frequently use the referent "Nupes" which is a form of their organization's earlier Greek letter name.

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DOWN HERE PLEDGIN
(Gamma Iota Chapter Traditional Song)

Down here pledgin' like a lonely man,
Trying to make to make it
the best that we can.
Some say Alphas' got a hold on me.
But we don't need no sympathy.

(Chorus)

Oh Al-pha Phi Al-pha,
All I need is your Black and Gold,
A little wine and a littl lovin;
To get me ready for that Alpha Pledge.

Ice cold water running through our veins.
Some try to make us look the other way
But that Alphas' got a hold on me.
And we don't need no sympathy.

(Repeat Chorus)
-Brian A. Jackson Alpha Phi Alpha collection, permission granted to post on Cocojams.com, 3/20/2010

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DOWN IN THE VALLEY
Down in the valley
Whoa Whoa
There is a place we long to go.
The name of it rings in our ears
Omega Omega Omega
land of the purple and the gold
land of the purple and the gold
-posted by Azizi Powell, from my memories of various step shows in Newark, New Jersey and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
-snip-
I recall this Omega Psi Phi Fraternity song being sung in moderate tempo, not chanted. "Omega" is a referent for Omega Psi Phi, Incorporated. That fraternity's colors are "purple and gold".

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DST BE SISTAS FIRST CHOICE
DST be sistas first choice.
And AKA second.
Do u hear that noise…
it’s the AKAs stepping
Cuz u see they can’t really step to this sorority
DSTs. AKA’s wanna-be dream.
-Tiffany; 5/3/2007
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This is a Delta Sigma Theta Sorority insult chant about their #1 rival sorority -Alpha Kappa Alpha.

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D TO THE BIG ST
D to the Big ST.
Bump that weak Skee Wee.
That BS Z Phi B.
Do this my SORORS.
DO THIS (Holding the DST sign)
-Anonymous; 12/3/2008
-snip-
This is a chant that promotes one sorority, Delta Sigma Theta, Inc. (DST), and puts down two of its
rival historically Black Greek letter sororitites.

"Bump that" means something like "knock down that". "Skee wee" is the call made by members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. {AKA}. "Z Phi B" is an abbreviation of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority.
"BS" is an abbreviation of the two word profanity.

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E,F

EVERY BEAT OF MY HEART IZ CRYING Z-PHI-B (Example #1)
every beat of my heart is crying Z phi B
everybody knows we're the best sorority
no aka no dst
only z phi b for me
look over there and tell me who's supreme
it's the blue and the white and not the pink and the green
look over there and tell me who's ahead
its the blue and the white and not the white and the red
look over and tell me who's got soul
its the blue and white and not the blue and the gold
zeta zeta's got soul and power
we're gonna build ourselves a blue and white tower
finer womanhood is our cry
sisterly love sets the zetas on fire
rise rise rise sweet zeta 2x
look out, look out,look out, look out,ooooohh 4x
-zanalyst08; from the discussion thread of a YouTube video which has been deleted.
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Pancocojams Editor:
This is a call and response chant. 

A soloist sings the line, and the group repeats the exact same line. 

Lines 1-10 appear to be the standard lines for this chant. The additional lines may vary in examples of this chant.

As a further tribute to this sorority's name, notice the substitution of the "z" for the "s" in the word "is".

Click http://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2012/08/every-beat-of-my-heart-is-crying-z-phi.html
for a pancocojams post of this chant/song. That post includes an explanation of the references in that chant's lyrics.

Here's a video of this chant.

EVERY BEAT OF MY HEART: ZETA PHI BETA STEP! (THETA LAMBDA CHAPTER)


Grand Tour Media, Apr 30, 2023
-snip-
Notice the blue or white dresses these women wear royal blue and pure white are the colors for Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Royal blue and pure white are also the colors of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., the official brothers of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. 




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EVERY BEAT OF MY HEART IS CRYING Z-PHI-B [Example #2)
Leader- Every beat of my heart is crying Z phi B [The group steps/strolls in a circle with leader in the middle of the circle]
Group- Every beat of my heart is crying Z phi B
Leader-Everybody knows we're the best sorority
Group- Everybody knows we're the best sorority
Leader -Come on sisters, get on this line.
Group - Come on sisters get on this line.
Leader - Everybody knows Zeta women are fine.
Group - Everybody knows Zeta women are fine.
Leader - We got might and we got power.
Group - We got might and we got power.
Leader - We're gonna build ourselves a blue and white tower
Group - We're gonna build ourselves a blue and white tower
Leader- Finer womanhood is our cry*
Group- Finer womanhood is our cry
Leader - Sisterly love sets the zetas on fire *
Group -Look over there and tell me who’s supreme
Leader -Look over there and tell me who’s supreme
Leader -It's the blue and the white and not the pink and the green
Group- It's the blue and the white and not the pink and the green
Leader - Look over there and tell me who's ahead
Group - Look over there and tell me who's ahead
Leader – It’s the blue and the white and not the white and the red
Group - It’s the blue and the white and not the white and the red
Leader- Look over there and tell me who's got soul
Group - Look over there and tell me who's got soul
Leader - Well it’s the blue and white and not the blue and the gold
Group - Well it’s the blue and white and not the blue and the gold
Leader - P B S and Z Phi B
Group - P B S and Z Phi B
Leader - Has to be the only true family
Group - Has to be the only true family
Leader - Every beat of my heart is crying Z phi B
Group - Every beat of my heart is crying Z phi B
Leader - Only Z Phi B for me
Group - I said only Z Phi B for me.
Leader - I said only Z Phi B for me
Group - I said only Z Phi B for me.
Leader - I said only Z Phi B for me
Group - I said only Z Phi B for me
Leader- No AKA and no DST
Group - No Aka no DST
Leader - Only Z Phi B for me
Group - I said only Z Phi B for me.
Leader – Only Z Phi B for me
Group - I said only Z Phi B for me.
Group - Rise rise rise oh Zeta
Group - Rise rise rise oh Zeta
Sorors of the blue and white [group forms circle, holds hands of persons on either side, and raises arms]
[Chant ends with sorority's signature call]
-jmarce1971 , http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xtpl7G92pmE&feature=related ; December 1, 2010
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Transcription from video by Azizi Powell, 8/10/2012

*I’m not certain about this transcription. I added those two lines based on similar sounding lines from example # 1.

Here's that video:
Every beat of my heart - Pi Mu Chapter Zeta Phi Beta



Uploaded by jmarce1971 on Dec 1, 2010

Ladies of Zeta Phi Beta singing

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THE BEAT OF MY HEART [Example #3]
The beat of my heart is crying ZPhiB
The beat of my heart is crying ZPhiB
Because everybody know we are the best sorority
Because everybody know we are the best sorority

I looked to my left and who stands supreme
The blue and the white; not the pink & the green.

I said my sorors? Yeah?
Did you heart it? Hear what?
The sound of those AKAs
I said they're hurting my head with their
A-a-kin sound
I said "Skee-Wee"
As they sake all around

With their hands in the air
Thinking they're all that
But they don't understand
Pink and Green don't even match.

The beat of my heart is crying ZPhiB
The beat of my heart is crying ZPhiB
Because everybody know we are the best sorority
Because everybody know we are the best sorority

I look up a head and who's standing bold
The blue and the white and not the blue and the gold

I said my sorors? Yeah?
Did you hear it? Hear what?
The sound of those SGRho's
Shhhh! [sound of crickets]

No matter what we do
No matter where we go
We never hear a sound
From those SGRho

The beat of my heart is crying ZPhiB
The beat of my heart is crying ZPhiB
Because everybody know we are the best sorority
Because everybody know we are the best sorority

I look to my right tell me who did I see?
The blue and the white not the crimson and cream

I said my sorors. Yeah?
My sexy sorors. Yeah?

The sound of the DSTs
I said "Whoooooops"
They pledged the wrong sorority

With that mistaken sound
With that darned geometry
And to make matters worse
They used to be AKA
DST is with them
And they're there today

The beat of my heart is crying ZPhiB
The beat of my heart is crying ZPhiB
Because everybody know we are the best sorority
Because everybody know we are the best sorority

I said my sorors. Yeah?
My sexy sorors. Yeah?

We sound sooo good today.
But then a Zeta lady sounds good everyday.
- 1990-1999 Black Greek Soundz (CD); re-posted on 3/19/2010 with permission from that website's editor
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Most fraternity & sorority chants that I've come across are unison chant. However, some lines in this chant are call & response. The lines of "The Beat Of My Heart" chant where one woman says "I said my sorors" and the rest of the group responds "Yeah?" remind me of a large number of foot stomping cheers. In those cheers the group speaks to an individual by name and that individual says "Yeah" or says "What".

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EXCUSE ME ELEPHANTS
Excuse me Elephants what did you say?
These girls of 20 pearls pledged A-K-A
So next time paper chasers get permission to speak
Line up and greet me when you see me
or Just bow at my feet
-Anonymous; 10/30/2006
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This is a Delta Sigma Theta Sorority chant that insults new members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority.
"Elephants" is the mascot for Delta Sigma Theta Sorority.

"Paper chaser" is a putdown of those people who join a sorority without pledging or without pledging hard. It documents attitudes about the changes in how women join Black Greek lettered sorority members (sorors) since the ban on pledging (being on line) was put in place in 1990.

Click http://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2015/01/black-fraternities-sororities-chants.html for a pancocojams post entitled "Black Fraternities & Sororities Chants That Mention Paper, Skating, & Sliding Into Their Organizations".

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This collection has no examples thus far that begin with the letter "F".

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List Of Chants And Songs From Historically Black Fraternities & Sororities (Numbers - B)

Edited by Azizi Powell

This is the first page of a seven page alphabetical collection of chants and songs from historically Black Greek letter organizations (BGLOs).

This page includes examples beginning with Numbers - the letter "B".

Click
http://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2015/03/examples-of-historically-black_16.html for C-F

http://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2015/03/examples-of-historically-black_17.html for G-J

http://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2015/03/examples-of-historically-black_14.html for K-N

http://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2015/03/examples-of-historically-black_53.html for O-R

http://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2015/03/examples-of-historically-black_75.html for S-V

http://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2015/03/examples-of-historically-black_65.html for W-Z

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These chants are from the nine university based, historically Black Greek fraternities and sororities that are informally referred to as "the Divine Nine". Click http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Pan-Hellenic_Council for information about the fraternities and sororities which are referred to by this term.

Examples in this compilation that are given without attribution are from visitors to my now retired cultural website cocojams.com.

The content of this post is presented for folkloric and cultural purposes.

Thanks to all those organizations whose chants and songs are featured in this collection. Also, thanks to all those who directly contributed examples of these chants & songs to my now retired website.

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DISCLAIMER: This series is not meant to be a complete list of Black Greek letter organization chants and songs.

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More information about these examples and additional selected examples of historically Black Greek organization chants, songs, and culture can be found in other pancocojams posts which can be assessed by clicking the tags found below.

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Historically Black Greek letter fraternity or sorority songs and chants should only be recited or performed by persons who are affiliated with that specific fraternity or sorority.

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CHANT EXAMPLES (Numbers - Letter B)
Examples with the same title or first line are given in relative chronological order based on their posting date, their retrieval online or collection date by me, or the date that I recall learning or hearing the examples.

NUMBERS:
1-2-3-4-5 (Version #1)
1-2-3-4-5 Zeta Phi Beta till the day I die No skee no wee no dst cause Zeta Phi Beta is the one for me
24-25-26 them other girls you with sophisticated and smart too
we dont skee wee we dont oooh-oop
Z-Phi, Z-Phi, Z-Phi-i-i
-Tall Tale Zeta Phi Beta Incorporated Gamma Nu chapter Fall 1997; 8/14/2007
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"Skee wee" is the signature call for members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. A call is a unique utterance that is associated with specific Greek lettered organizations. Calls are used by members only to recognize (greet) other members of that specific fraternity or sorority, and to promote ("represent" ; big up") that organization during public events.
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The name "tall tale" may be a play on the "tail" position in Black Greek letter sororities and fraternities. Traditionally, the tail is the last member in a vertical line in the pledge group (which is also called a "line"). The last person is usually the tallest member of that group.

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1-2-3-4-5 (Version #2)
1-2-3-4-5
Zeta Phi Beta till the day I die
No skee
no wee
no DST
cause Zeta Phi Beta is the one for me.

Editor: Additional number chant examples are given under "O" for "one".

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A,B
ADAM WAS AN ALPHA
This one I had to yell til my throat turned red when i was on line...it's got a nice call and response groove to it:
Adam was an Alpha
(Adam was an Alpha)

Eve she was an AKA
(Eve she was an AKA)

Noah was a Sphinxman
(Noah was a Sphinxman)

They all pledged Alpha that day
(They all pledged Alpha that day)

A Phi A, got to be the only way x2
-2COLD, http://www.stophazing.org/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=7;t=000243, 09-29-2005

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AIN'T NOBODY
Ain't nobody love me betta
Than Omega Psi Phi I N C
-from a Q Pearl's memory (1991)
-snip-
"Q Pearl" is a (unofficial) little sister group (auxillary) of Omega Psi Phi, Fraternity, Inc. This contributor said that the verse could have been "Can't nobody love me better". She recalls that this verse was repeated over and over again. This song was not only sung by the Ques but also by the little sisters. Btw, my informant indicated that at her small college, the few Ques on campus treated their little sisters with the utmost respect, and never allowed any other visiting Quess to disrespect them or demand any "favors" from them.

Chaka Khan's R&B song "Ain't Nobody" [1984] is the source song for this Omega Psi Phi fraternity song which was also sung by the liittle sister pledges.

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AKA WHAT YA DO TO ME
AKA what ya do to me
You make me feel so good
AKA what you do to me
Just like I knew you would.

We cross the burning sands
To find something new
We cross the burning sands
To find real womanhood.
-Azizi Powell, AKA pledge song (Gamma Zeta chapter, New Jersey, 1967)
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This is one of three pledge songs that I remember from my AKA "ivy" line. The other songs "Hiro Hiro" is found on the page for the letter "H" and "Jem Boobs" is found on the page for the letter "J".

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ALL OF MY LOVE (PEACE AND HAPPINESS)
Editor's comments:
This song is claimed by multiple Black Greek lettered fraternities & sororities. Comments about which fraternity or sorority was the first to sing this song are posted below.

The musical inspiration for this fraternity/sorority song is the Chambers Brothers' 1970 rock/soul classic song "Love, Peace and Happiness": sound file: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k48R2wJWIr8; lyrics: http://www.elyrics.net/read/c/chambers-brothers-lyrics/love-peace-and-happiness-lyrics.html

Click http://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2012/04/fraternity-sorority-song-all-of-my-love.html
for a pancocojams post on these songs.

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ALL OF MY LOVE (Version #1)
All of my love Peace and Happiness I will give to Kappa!
-BigBrotherPrincipal Player, 1/29/2005

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ALL OF MY LOVE (Version #2) [Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.]
All of my love,
My Peace and Happiness
I will give to Alpha.
(Repeat)
-Brian A. Jackson Alpha Phi Alpha collection, permission granted to post on Cocojams.com, 3/20/2010
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Your help would be appreciated in identifying a video of a video of persons affiliated with Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. singing "All of My Love, Peace, and Happiness". Thanks in advance.

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ALL OF MY LOVE (Version #3)
Well it started 'bout 12 o'clock midnight
And since that day it's been the mysteries of Omega
That no man would ever talk about.
And when I die and leave this old world
I know there's a place for me.
It's in that land shinin bright up above
and no man but Omega, no man but Omega
I say no man but Omega can see.
That's why I'm singing to you
All of my love,
[My love]
My Peace and Happiness
[Arf!]*
I want to give it to Omega.

All of my love,
[My love, My love]
My Peace and Happiness
I want to give it to Omega
Uploaded by davidbarney4 on Feb 28, 2011

* "Arf" is the sound of a dog barking, that sound being associated with members of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc.
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This is my transcription of the following video: All of my love..My peace and happiness, I'm gonna give it to OMEGA [This video is no longer available August 12, 2016]

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ALL MY LOVE MY PEACE AND HAPPINESS (Version #4)
All of my love, my peace and happiness
I'm gonna give it to Delta.
[repeat]
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(This is used as background to a monologue]

WAYNEGREEN25 | May 20, 2010 ; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-LtqmFdCFM&feature=related
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Here's that video:
ALL OF MY LOVE Delta Sigma Theta



WAYNEGREEN25 | May 20, 2010

Meharry Medical College Delta Sigma Theta Step Show 2010
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Click https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ppnYB2p3c5c for another example of this song as sung by members of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. That video begins with the song "Who Are We".

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SITE VISITORS' COMMENTS ABOUT THE SONG- "ALL OF MY LOVE"

Editor:
Here are comments that I received at the now retired cocojams.com website about the Greek letter organization song "All Of My Love, Peace, And Happiness." These comments are given in the order that they were received by email to that site.

All Of My Love, Peace, & Happiness (Comment #1)
I am a member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority inc. I crossed on May 20, 1984. At that time all of the Black Frats and Sororities of the time had similar chants, but of course there were those that were unique to a particular group.

All of our love, peace and harmony, I'm gonna' give to________(you fill in the blank). It could be Zeta, Sigma, Alpha, Delta, Omega, or Kappa. The groups that usually used this chant were the Sigmas and Zetas.
-Aphrodite, Spring '84 Omicron Mu, Buffalo NY; 4/11/2006
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Editor:
I've heard members of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc chant "All of our love, peace, and happiness, I'm gonna give to Omega" . And, as Aphrodite mentioned, this was done in staggered harmony-meaning one group of brothers "sung" this chant and did a particular step and then kept on chanting and doing that step, while another sub-group of the step team started another chant and a different movement, and then third group and last group sung another chant and did another movement. All the sections of that fraternity step team were on the "stage" or the college gym floor at the same time. The three divisions of the step team are in triangle formation, and the step master stands in front of each and starts them off by singing the chant and demonstrating the specific step that sub-group was to do. Each member of that sub-group did that step basically the same way, but some might do it a little more forcefully than others. This gets the audience real hyped. In my opinion, it's usually one of the highlights of a step show.

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All Of My Love, Peace, & Happiness (Comment #2)
the chant.... "All of my Love Peace and Happiness I'm going to give it to my Alpha" was written by Alphas All of my Love Peace and Happiness I'm gonna give it to my Alpha
-Tre; 7/27/2006
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Editor:
Thanks for your comment Tre. I'm assuming by "Alphas" you mean "Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc." See the comment written by BigBrotherPrincipal Player on 1/29/2005 that uses the same line as that chant. Also see the comment from Aphrodite, Spring '84 Omicron Mu, Buffalo NY; 4/11/2006 and my comment about other groups who have used the line line "All of my love, peace, and happiness I'm gonna give to Omega." Is there any documentation to prove which group was the first to use this chant?

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All Of My Love, Peace, & Happiness (Comment #3)
A L P H A All MY Love my Peace and Happiness in going to give it to Alpha Just a miscellaneous of words. How can another organization try to claim a song that spells out another fraternity.. thats my 06 cent..
-Encore06; 7/29/2006

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All Of My Love, Peace, & Happiness (Comment #4)
This is to addressed to all those who are confused about the chant: "All of my Love, my Peace & Happiness, I will give to Alpha" It is originally an Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Incorporated chant...When you look at the main words, All, Love, Peace, Happiness and
Alpha, it spells A-L-P-H-A...So for all you other greeks that claim this is your chant it's not!!! The first and the finest were the originators!!! 06-08 Oh Yeah!!
-OPaka1908; 6/12/2007

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All Of My Love (Comment #5)
All of my love, my peace and happiness I'm gonna give to A PHI !!

(repeated as a group while death marching)

Death marching is simply the march that the pledges embark on as a group, which usually precedes the walking of the "burning sands". If I'm not mistaken, I believe that every frat or sorority does theirs differently. If you want to see an example just visit http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zixWpBz3HYo Alpha Phi Alpha of FSU, death march to probate 4/10/08 the Epsilon Theta Chapter of A PHI A death marching. It starts off showing onlookers in the bleachers then they start marching at about 3:05.
-Lance H. III; 11/2/2009
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End of comments received for "All Of My Love..."

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ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA
Step Step
Alpha Kappa Alpha
Step Step
Ivys on the way.
Step Step
Alpha Kappa Alpha
We're the soul stepping ivys of AKA

Oh-o Step Step
Alpha Kappa Alpha
Step Step
Ivys on the way.
Step Step
Alpha Kappa Alpha
We're the soul stepping ivys of AKA

Oh-o we don't want no Delta Sigma Thetas.
No!
We don't want no Zeta Phi Betas.
We don't want no Sigma Gamma Rhos
Alpha Kappa Alpha is the one for us.
-Wake Forest Univ. AKA probate Spring 2011, video Uploaded by robbiebynum on May 20, 2011; no longer accessible
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Editor" "Ivys" is the term used in Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. for women who are in process of joining that sorority. The ivy plant is a symbol of AKA.

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ALPHA TRAIN
(Traveling)

Alpha train is slowly coming
To keep on pushing,
If you hurry you might get on it;
Got to keep on pushing,
Got my ticket right in my hand;
Got to keep on pushing.
Soon we;ll be in Alpha land;
Got to keep on pushing,
This train we're waiting for is black and gold.
We're in love with dear old Alpha
No time for looking back...
A Phi A
-Brian A. Jackson Alpha Phi Alpha collection, permission granted to post on Cocojams.com received on 3/20/2010
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Many of the words to this chant are adaptations of the Spiritual "Get On Board".

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ALPHA, WE LOVE YOU
(Tune: Little Liza)

Verse 1
When we were searching for the LIGHT,
We hears a WISE MAN call,
"Now Listen well! I'm going to tell
THE GREATEST FRAT OF ALL!
ALPHA! ALPHA! ALPHA! ALPHA!

(Chorus)
Alpha, we love you!
Alpha, we love you!
Love you in the springtime
and the fall.
Alpha, we love you!
Alpha, we love you!
Love you best of all!

(Repeat chorus)

Verse 2
We listened well and made our pledge.
Then crossed the burning sands,-
and entered dear old A*PHI*A,
The greatest in the land!
ALPHA! ALPHA! ALPHA! ALPHA!

(Chorus)
-Brian A. Jackson Alpha Phi Alpha collection, permission granted to post on Cocojams.com, 3/20/2010
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Click https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Li%27l_Liza_Jane for information about the song "Little Liza" (more commonly known as "Little Liza Jane")

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A PHI 06
Call -A PHI
Response -06
Cal l-Oh yeah
Response -Oh yeah
- from multiple sources including this YouTube video:

ALPHA PHI ALPHA: KOREAN PRE-SCHOOL VERSION



Christoph Jenkins, Uploaded on Sep 22, 2008

My Korean pre-school Alphas
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"A Phi" is an abbreviation for Alpha Phi Alpha's Greek letter name. "06" is a shortened form of "1906" which is the the year that Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity was founded.

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BELIEVE ME WHEN I TELL YOU
Heard some AKAs and some Alphas singin this one:

Believe me when i tell you...
Believe me when i say...
Martin Luther was an Alphaman
and Coretta is an AKA

Whose side you on X4

Believe me when i tell you...
Believe me when i say
Rosa Parks wouldn't give up her seat
she had the spirit of an AKA

Whose side you on X4
-2COLD, http://www.stophazing.org/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=7;t=000243, 09-29-2005

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BLUE AND GOLD
It's that blue, that gold, that blue and that gold
It's that Royal, Royal blue and that Antique Gold

Hey pink, Hey green, Ms.skee-wee thing
there's no reason why you hate us cause we know that you are paperrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr r

ow, ow, ow
SGwho, thought you knew, ee-yip, ee-yip, ee-yip

Hey crimson, Hey creme, Ms. elephant thing
we feel sorry for your members cause their names you can't rememberrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrr

ow, ow, ow
SGwho, thought you knew, ee-yip,ee-yip,ee-yip

Hey blue, Hey white, Ms. can't get right
you're screaming true blue without that gold you're just confuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuused

ow, ow, ow
SGwho, thought you knew, ee-yip, ee-yip, ee-yip
- RHOyal-Silence, http://www.greekchat.com/gcforums/showthread.php?s=ccb66641f027f73cbecde, 02-18-2002
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This is a Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc chant dissing [insulting] the other Divine Nine sororities, in order of their reference in this chant-AKA, Delta Sigma Theta, and Zeta Phi Beta.

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BROTHERS (Example #1)
I was looking for the name of this but I kouldn't find it. This is the chant a Brother from "O.G." gave us:

Brothers.....
I don't know,
I don't know if I can make it into Kappa Alpha Psi
OHHHHHHHHHHHH, Big Brother said we couldn't make it,
Huhhh, but we got a big surprise
We're gonna cross those burning sands
we're gonna make into Kappa Alpha Psi
OHHHHHHHHHHH"
-K_I_A_Nupe (Tampa, Florida), http://www.greekchat.com/gcforums/showthread.php?t=99226&page=2
Kappa/Scroller Chants, January 8, 2009
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I'm not sure what the title of this chant actually is.

Notice the Kappa Alpha Psi custom of using a "k" for words that begin with "c".

Another commenter on that same discussion thread wrote that he also learned this same chant when he was a "scroller", and he didn't know that it was national.

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SCROLLERS (Example #2 of "Brothers")
Yup. We did the same chant as scrollers down here @GL with a few substituted words. (Gamma Lamda) Huston-Tillotson University.

Scrollers
I don't know, I don't know if we can make it over
Scrollers, I don't know if we can make it into Kappa Alpha Psi.
OHHHHHHHH, if we can make it into Kappa Alpha Psi
Big Brother said, we wouldn't make it
but we got a big suprise
we're going to cross those burning sands alive
we're going to make it into Kappa Alpha Psi
-Kappachino3Klub (Texas), http://www.greekchat.com/gcforums/showthread.php?t=99226&page=2
Kappa/Scroller Chants, January 8, 2009

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Sunday, September 8, 2013

Some Examples Of The Line "We Don't Die. We Multiply" In African American Culture

Edited by Azizi Powell

Latest Revision: May 24, 2024

This pancocojams post presents information about the saying "We don't die, we multiply" (or a similar version of that line) in African American culture from the early 20th century on.

This post also documents two examples of the use of the line "We don't die. We multiple" in a Reggae song, and in a Filipino Rap record.

The content of this post is presented for folkloric, socio-cultural, entertainment, and aesthetic purposes.

All copyrights remain with their owners.

Thanks to all those who are quoted in this post and thanks to all those who are featured in this showcased video. Thanks also to the publisher of this video on YouTube.
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Pancocojams Editor's Note: All forms of what is now referred to as "the n word" are partly written in this post although that word is fully spelled out in those songs' lyrics.

Italics are used for the featured line "We don't die. We multiple" (or forms of that line) to highlight those lines.

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EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY AFRICAN AMERICAN SOURCE OF THE LINE "WE DON'T DIE WE MULTIPLE"
The earliest form of the line "We don't die. We multiply" that I have found is from a song that is included in Negro Folk Rhymes: Wise Or Otherwise, a 1922 collection by Fisk University professor & folklorist Thomas W. Talley.

NEGROES NEVER DIE
Ni&&er! Ni&&er never die!
He gits choked on Chicken pie.

Black face, white shiny eye. Ni&&er! Ni&&er!

Ni&&er! Ni&&er never knows!
Mashed nose, an' crooked toes;
Dat's de way de Ni&&er goes. Ni&&er! Ni&&er!

Ni&&er! Ni&&er always sing;
Jump up, cut de Pidgeon's wing;
Whirl, an' give his feet a fling. Ni&&er! Ni&&er!
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"Negroes Never Die" is the song title that Thomas W. Talley gave to this example.

This is an example of an insult song in which some lighter skinned Black people "rip on" (diss) darker skinned Black people.

In this song the featured line implies that dark skinned Black people don't die honorably, but instead die in a demeaning way by chocking on chicken pie.

Because the word "n&&ers" in this song is a referent for darker skinned Black people, this song is an early example of "colorism".
"Colorism is a practice of discrimination by which those with lighter skin are treated more favorably than those with darker skin." http://racerelations.about.com/od/understandingrac1/g/definitionofcolorism.htm

The phrase "cut de [the] Pigeon's wing" refers to a type of social dance originating with and performed by Southern United States Black people.

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The words  "Ni&&er" never die" used to be a putdown. However, notice in the section below in this post that an update of that saying by the historically Black Greek letter fraternity Omega Psi Phi, the words "Ques don't die, they multiply has become a proud and assertive statement.

1. IN A STAND UP COMEDY ROUTINE, ANIMATED MOVIE, AND DOCUMENTARY MOVIE ABOUT AFRICAN AMERICAN COMEDIAN ROBIN HARRIS
The line "We don't die. We multiple" was popularized by the comedy routine and subsequent American movie starring African American comedian Robin Harris. "We don't die. We multiple" was voiced by an unruly kid in the 1992 movie Bebe's Kids. In the movie Bebe's Kids the character Pee Wee says the quote "We don't die. We multiple" that Robin Harris previously had made famous in his stand up comedy act. A core meaning for that saying is "In spite of your attempts to get rid of us [or do us harm], we just get stronger".

Here's information about the 1992 movie "Bébé's Kids" from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B%C3%A9b%C3%A9's_Kids
"Bébé's Kids (released on home media as Robin Harris' Bébé's Kids) is a 1992 American animated comedy film produced by Reginald Hudlin and Hyperion Pictures, directed by Bruce W. Smith, and released on July 31, 1992 by Paramount Pictures.

The first animated feature to feature an entirely African-American main cast, the film is based upon comedian Robin Harris' "Bébé's Kids" stand-up comedy act."
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In this movie Robin meets Jamika at a funeral and arranges to take her and her mild mannered son Leon to an amusement park. Unbenownst to Robin, Jamika brings along on that date three extremely unruly children Kahlil, LaShawn, and Pee-Wee, who are the children of her girlfriend Bébé. “Upon entering the park, the kids are set loose and promptly wreak havoc.

As a result of this comedy routine and animated film, the phrase among African Americans the words "Bebe's kids" has become a referent for very unruly children-particularly very unruly Black children.

In Robin Harris' stand up comedy routines and in the animated movie with that title, "We don't die we multiply" means "You'll never get rid of unruly kids". There will always ve kids like that in the world.

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From http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/we_dont_die_we_multiply_the_robin_harris_story/
"We Don't Die, We Multiply: The Robin Harris Story (2004) [actual release date to theaters 2006]

Movie Info
Robin Harris was one of the best-respected African-American comedians of his day; after making his way up the ladder the hard way by playing club gigs around the country while working day jobs, he gained his first major break when he became the master of ceremonies at the Comedy Act venue in Los Angeles. Harris' sharp wit and old-school approach earned gained the attention of a number of filmmakers, and in the late '80s he scored showy roles in Do the Right Thing, Mo' Better Blues, and House Party. However, just as Harris seemed poised to make a major career breakthrough, he died of a respiratory ailment in 1990 at the age of 37. The Robin Harris Story: We Don't Die, We Multiply is a documentary which examines Harris' short but memorable career, and includes interviews with such friends and fans as Bernie Mac, Cedric the Entertainer, Martin Lawrence, and Robert Townsend."

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2. IN SEVERAL HIP HOP RECORDS
"We Don't Die/We Multiple" is a floating verse in a number of Rap [Hip Hop] songs. One example of the use of a form of the line "We Don't Die We Multiply" is Snoop Dogg's "10-lil-crips"

[Hook: Snoop Dogg]
Ten little Crip ni&&as runnin outside
All from the turf and they bangin out lives
Far from a scrub cuzz from the Eastside
Where they don't die they just multiply
So.. don't give them ni&&as a reason
To turn it into spray season
Don't give them ni&&as a reason
Because they'll turn it into Crip season

Track 11 on Tha Blue Carpet Treatment [Release date: November 21, 2006]
Source: http://rapgenius.com/Snoop-dogg-10-lil-crips-lyrics#note-120479
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A published comment about that song indicates that it is "A shout out to [rapper] Ice-T and his famous quote: “We don’t die, we just multiply”.
Ice-T was also a [member of the] crip [gang]."
http://rapgenius.com/120479/Snoop-dogg-10-lil-crips/Where-they-dont-die-they-just-multiply

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In several other Hip Hop songs

2Pac in The Notorious B.I.G. – Hot 95 Freestyle Lyrics -
"No matter how you try, ni&&as never die
We just retaliate with hate, then we multiply"
[release date 1995]

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 "Ride" by Master P - ""Real ni&&as don't die we multiply" [1998]

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Kendrick Lamar - untitled 03 | multiply
(Performed live on the Colbert Report on December 16th, 2014)

[...]

What the black man say?
Tell 'em we don't die, tell 'em we don't die
Tell 'em we don't die, we multiply
Tell 'em we don't die, tell 'em we don't die
Tell 'em we don't die, we multiply
Tell 'em we don't die, tell 'em we don't die
Tell 'em we don't die, we multiply
Tell 'em we don't die, tell 'em we don't die
Tell 'em we don't die, we multiply


[Hat tip to Anonymous December 18, 2014 for alerting me to that example]

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3. IN A FRATERNITY STEPPIN CHANT
Ques don't die
They multiple
They go yah ha ha ha ha

[Repeat the entire chant several times while doing a steppin routine.]
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I recall this Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. step chant from step shows [in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania] in at least the mid 1990s.

I haven't been able to find a video of this chant as performed by Ques [men associated with Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.] or as performed by other historically Black (African American) Greek lettered fraternities or sororities. If you know of any such YouTube videeos, please share those links in the comment section of this post. Thanks!

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NON-AFRICAN AMERICAN USE OF THE LINE "WE DON'T DIE. WE MULTIPLE"

1.A JAMAICAN REGGAE SONG

Ini Kamoze - HERE COMES THE HOTSTEPPER
Hit It!
Na, na na na na, na na na na
Na na na, na na na, na na na na

Here comes the hot stepper, murderer
I'm the lyrical gangster, murderer
Pick up the crew in-a de area, murderer
Still love you like that, murderer

No no we don't die, yes we mul-ti-ply
Anyone test will hear the fat lady sing
Act like you know Rico, I know what Bo don't know
Touch them up and go, uh-oh! Ch-ch-Chang Chang

Here comes the hot stepper, murderer
I'm the lyrical gangster, murderer
Excuse me mister officer, murderer
Still love you like that, murderer

Extraordinary, juice like a strawberry
Money to burn baby, all of the time
Cut to fade is me, fade to cut is she
Come juggle with me, I say every time

Here comes the hot stepper, murderer
I'm the lyrical gangster, murderer
Dial emergency number, murderer
Still love you like that, murderer

Na, na na na na, na na na na
Na na na, na na na, na na na na
It's how we do it man
Na, na na na na, na na na na
Na na na, na na na, na na na na

Start like a jackrabbit, finish in front of it
On the night is jack , that's it, understand?
I'm the daddy of the mack daddy, his are left in gold, maybe
Ain't no homie gonna play me, top celebrity man

Murderer, I'm the lyrical gangster, murderer
Excuse me mister officer, murderer
Still love you like that, murderer
No no we don't die, yes we mul-ti-ply
Anyone test will hear the fat lady sing
Act like you know, G go, I know what Bo don't know
Touch them up and go, uh-oh! Ch-ch-Chang Chang

Here comes the hot stepper, murderer
I'm the lyrical gangster, murderer
Dial emergency number, murderer
Still love you like that, murderer
Na, na na na na, na na na na
Na na na, na na na, na na na na

Yeah man
Na, na na na na, na na na na
Na na na, na na na, na na na na, right
Here comes the hot stepper, murderer
I'm the lyrical gangster, murderer
Big up all crew bow ya, murderer
Still love you like that, murderer

Here comes the hot stepper, murderer
I'm the lyrical danger, murderer
Pick up the crew in-a the area, murderer
Still love you like that, murderer

Here comes the hot stepper
I'm the lyrical gangster
I'm a live in-a me danger
Still love you like that

Hey
Da da da da
Da da da da
Da da da da
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Songwriters
Remi, Salaam / Kenner, Christopher / Kamoze, Ini / Nix, Kenton
Release date- April 18, 1995

Source: http://www.metrolyrics.com/here-comes-the-hotstepper-lyrics-ini-kamoze.html

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2. AS THE TITLE OF A PINOY (FILIPINO) RAP SONG
The Filipino Rap group 187 Mobstaz released a song whose title is "We Don't Die We Multiply"
[release date: Jan 2013]
Note: "Section 187" is the California Penal Code section for murder.

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