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So I'm not 100% sure, but I think the recording artist for Crackin' might be, Kemo The Blaxican (of Delinquent Habits). What gives me the feeling, is that the same "...sick dog, but my name ain't Rover" line was used in a Deliquent Habits track I heard a couple days ago. I know in hip-hop that some bars are copied, but it even sounds like the same voice saying that same line.

Will someone else please help me find out if it really is Kemo The Blaxican doing the vocals for "Crackin" or not? Thank you.

I agree, it sounds very similar.

Totally sounds like him. Maybe if he's on twitter someone should ask him. However it does sound exactly like him.

the fragile wrote:Totally sounds like him. Maybe if he's on twitter someone should ask him. However it does sound exactly like him.

I tried Twitter but he's not there anymore. However, he seems to be on Facebook. Also, maybe ThemeTitan knows something about that.

Alexandre wrote:

the fragile wrote:Totally sounds like him. Maybe if he's on twitter someone should ask him. However it does sound exactly like him.

I tried Twitter but he's not there anymore. However, he seems to be on Facebook. Also, maybe ThemeTitan knows something about that.

Yeah his account was deactivated or banned. Not sure which.

After reading this post I went straight to YouTube and listen to some of his songs and out of all the songs that I personally heard this track is the one that almost confirms that this is the same singer.

After hearing that song I don't think is a doubt in my mind that it's the same singer for crackin I have sent an email and message asking about this subject and I will let you guys know what the answer is.

UPDATE: Made a side by side video (its him.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ByqWTWWM7Wk


The way he says "Real" is 100% exactly the same.
So, awesome find man, thank you for sharing. It's nice to finally have the official vocalist, and be able to see how he looks, and hear the other songs he has done.
No reply yet though.

Got a reply, and it is now 100% CONFIRMED!


My email

Hello
I'm curious about something and I hope that you can answer the question that I have for you.

Some people are speculating that Kemo The Blaxican was the vocalist for a music track used by WWE for the wrestler Eddie Guerrero.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZrX9v9XVTk
I'm trying to get confirmation whether this is true or not or if you had any information on anyone that could try to confirm this.

Thank you and I look forward to your reply.

Their reply

Greetings

You are correct. Kemo the Blaxican did this track for WWE for Eddie Guerrero right before Eddie's passing.

If you should need anything further, please don't hesitate to reach us.

Best,
DH

Again, awesome work on finding this out The MAN1AK!

Awesome! Thanks to The MAN1AK for the initial research, and thebib62 for getting the confirmation.

Great work, guys.

I tried to ask for the official lyrics for "Crackin" but its not available.

The lyrics are buried somewhere amongst tons of lyrical books so unfortunately they are not available.

Also got confirmation that he did indeed sing Super Crazy's "Muy Loco" as well.

Cheers for both of you for finally tracking down the vocalist.

Fucking awesome guys thanks. Good detective works.

Good find!

Awesome work finding this out!

Great work guys.

Thank you thebib62 for going the extra mile by contacting Delinquent Habits for that confirmation. I just happen to stumble upon a Delinquent Habits track at work with a similar bar as "Crackin", and I figured it had to be a member of Delinquent Habits, especially since they are well known in the Latin American culture of Hip Hop.

Anything about the other dude with the higher pitched voice in it though? Who was his bandmate for the track?

Sen Dog rather than Snoopy at least I was close he does have the name dog in his name? He's actually known to work with someone called that in research.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhPkdE5IKWg

That would make it an allstars dream team of 1 man from 2 bands. The Cypress Hill Habits or whatever they liked to call themselves as a team.

Sen Dog has to be the guy singing with him in Crackin'. Can't be Snoop Dog afterall if he isn't in any of his previous tracks so far.

Confirmed. On the link I posted the high singer is in the track too It's indeed Senny as the second man in Crackin' and he happened to say Sen Dog in this track too in the same voice as Sit Dog.

There's a second vocalist on Eddie Guerrero's theme? Every time I've listened to Crackin', it always sounded to me like there was only one vocalist throughout the track.

Yes there is a hi and low vocalist and another is singing in the back of the main. Sit Dog But My Name Ain't Rover they even switch and the other guy is main vocalist for the line.

Completely disagree. It's one guy.
Jim just recorded multiple takes, and overlapped them to create the stereo vocal effects we here in the song.