Square Off Interview With The NY Daily News [Video] @SQUAREOFFTRIPS @DropTopSlim

Their dad is hip-hop legend Doug E. Fresh, but these two brothers insist nothing has come easy – and they’re ready to show the world what they got.

Since they were kids, Dayquan (Slim), 22, and Solomon (Trips) Davis, 20, have looked up to their rapping father. And it wasn’t always their dream to one day rock the stage like their beat-boxing “La-Di-Da-Di” dad.

“In the beginning stages, we were kind of mimicking him,” said Slim, who added they don’t know how to beat-box. “Of course, he influenced us.”

For Trips, rapping wasn’t always his first choice.

“I wasn’t really trying to rap at first. I was really trying to be a deejay,” he said. “I didn’t have no plans on rapping.”

But as the Harlem duo got older, they decided to take rapping seriously.

Nearly 10 years later, Slim and Trips – known collectively as Square Off – released their first album on the Internet last week, “Money, Moet & Memories.”

The project was something they did on their own without much assistance from their famous dad.

“We don’t got it easy at all,” said Trips. “We had to grind in this from the bottom, and we’re still grinding.”

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congrats too these dudes! they work hard. stay tuned for their interview with doggie diamonds!