High Society Trivia Quiz

Answer: 2000

This is the intro by Kona Gold. It is not well known who Kona Gold is, except by those who are really familiar with him or have come into contact with him, but he has a different Hawaiian like style that makes this intro really cool sounding.

Answer: 10s

This is an awesome hip-hop song with an electric guitar in the background. Dog Boy is featured in the majority of this song, mainly singing the chorus.

Answer: last

"First Class" is a song about how the Kings roll. They do everything with only the best.

Answer: sin

"Day Dreamin' Fazes" is an awesome rock/hip-hop song which is perfect to put on if you are in for a dancing time.

Answer: A spade

Sub Noize Records features many friends of the Kottonmouth Kings who were unable to get deals with other notable record labels.

Answer: everlasting

This song has a beat of its own with weird sounds in the background that sound like the scratching from DJ Bobby B.

Answer: E-Loc

Dog Boy joins the Kings again in this song. E-Loc is D-Loc's older cousin who is a skater in the Kali Underground. The Kali Underground represents all the clubs and pubs that the Kings and other Sub Noize bands play at, in Southern Kali.

Answer: True

Corporate Avenger is one of the Sub Noize bands, consisting of Spike on vocals and bass guitar who is also Daddy X's brother; The Wind who is also on vocals; Pakelika, who makes his dancing appearances with the band; and Taxman, who represents the punk rock part of the band.

Answer: 6

The Lottery is about the corruption in the drawings and what D-Loc would do with all of his money, and how "the taxes (taken from your winnings) are stealing and they (the system) got you trained."

Answer: A bunch of popos

"Round and Round" has a really good beat and bass to it. This song is about how J. Richter got in trouble and the other Kings quickly bailed him out.

Answer: A bell

King's Blend's music video features the Kings in Amsterdam, the song also talks about their adventures there.

Answer: cosmic

"Anarchy Through Capitalism" is an intro to the next song, "We The People."

Answer: originality

Sen Dog from Cypress Hill and Dog Boy join the Kings in this song that is a decent song to listen to if you enjoy a fair amount of bass and awkward sounds.

Answer: Four times

"Elevated Sounds" is an awesome beat song and if you like bass, you'll love this song.

Answer: the cash

This is a pretty good song. Not the greatest, but not the worst either. It has a pretty good sound to it and the chorus is pretty good too. "Unexplanetory" slightly contradicts itself, because D-Loc says he is unexplanetory, yet he explains himself. This is probably the most confusing song, but nevertheless it's a good beat to jam to.

Answer: Faygo

The Insane Clown Posse join the Kottomouth Kings in this song about the two main "underground" bands; Insane Clown Posse on the East Coast, and Kottonmouth Kings on the West. Faygo is a brand of root beer commonly used by ICP to spray on their fans. I know this sounds a little weird, but if you've been to or seen an ICP show it's kinda neat to see it drench the crowd.

Answer: Amsterdam

"Coffee Shop" is an awesome song about the Kings' vacations to Amsterdam.

Answer: sippin'

"Size of an Ant" is an awesome slow song. I'm not exactly sure what it is about but that makes it even better, because it can mean anything you want then. "Size of an Ant" features someone else besides the Kottonmouth Kings, my best guess is that it is TJ Lavin who is sometimes featured in King's songs and sounds like Tech N9ne, only Tech is better in my opinion.

Answer: Dog Boy

Yes, as the last actual song, Dog Boy joins the Kings in this fast paced, dazed song. "Crucial" explains the craziness that happens throughout the world and people relying on the government and police to help them with ALL of their problems.

Answer: Size of an Ant

This turntable session uses the beats from "Size of an Ant" at the beginning, then it turns more into "Here We Go Again" at the end.