D’Money — “Do What You’re Told” Digital Single Download | The Music Vault Collection

Sit down. Shut up. Head down. Hands folded. Eyes closed. Minds sewn.

“Do What You’re Told” is D’Money at his most confrontational—a hard-driving rap-rock attack on an education system that teaches obedience while claiming to teach opportunity.

Driven by pounding drums, distorted guitars, electronic textures and an aggressive vocal delivery, the track moves with a relentless, almost industrial pulse. At roughly 134 BPM, the verses build tension before exploding into the blunt, chant-ready hook:

“Do what you’re told.”

Lyrically, the song starts inside the classroom—broken desks, teachers buying their own supplies, lowered standards, manufactured test results and students rewarded for staying quiet. But the target is bigger than education itself.

The classroom becomes the training ground.

Raise your hand. Follow instructions. Fit the mold. Don't question too much. Then grow up, punch the clock and do whatever pays.

Behind the aggression is a simple question at the heart of the song: Should education teach people what to think—or give them the tools to think for themselves?

“Do What You’re Told” is for anyone who has ever looked at the system, questioned the rules and refused to accept “because we said so” as an answer.

This digital edition lets you own the track directly and support D’Money outside the streaming system.

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High-quality digital audio of “Do What You’re Told” by D’Money

Part of The D’Money “Riffs & Rhymes” Music Vault.

Don't just stream it. Own it.

Don’t just follow. Think.

Don’t do what you’re told.