The invocation of Dwyane Wade in (*) "Empire State of Mind" calls into question Jeezy's assertion of his status in an earlier song that uses Kobe and Lebron's jersey numbers to refer to preferential price-discrimination involving this substance.
A song remixed on Daiquiri Factory warns fans of this substance "instead of 28, you cookin' 26;" that song by San Quinn and Andre Nickatina wonders if you like this "like Boston George." Rick Ross notes that he's "got a tendency/To send 'em up to Tennessee" in a work crediting his financial stability to this substance, which was modified with the aid of Wikipedia by notable rapper Thugnificent. The invocation of Dwyane Wade in (*) "Empire State of Mind" calls into question Jeezy's assertion of his status in an earlier song that uses Kobe and Lebron's jersey numbers to refer to preferential price-discrimination involving this substance. This substance is employed "if your thing is gone and you wanna ride on" in a song noting "you've got to take her out" if "you wanna hang out" by Eric Clapton. For 10 points, name this substance which undergoes its own version of a remix in which baking soda is used to convert it to a smokable form, crack.
A song remixed on Daiquiri Factory warns fans of this substance "instead of 28, you cookin' 26;" that song by San Quinn and Andre Nickatina wonders if you like this "like Boston George."
{cocaine} or {blow} or {peruvian fine} [accept equivalents; be {generous} and prompt on “{crack}”]