Yes, even a rapper whose songs riled the Moral Guardians, occasionally produced material that was genuinely heartwarming.
- "I Miss You" DMX showing sorrow over his dead grandmother, one of the only people in his life to love him.
- The final verse of "Slippin'", which has X finally bouncing back from his depressive slump. He takes the final verses to dedicate the song to everyone who helped him through those trying times.
- Nothin' but love for those that know how it feelAnd much respect to all my niggas that kept it realKept a nigga strong, kept a nigga from doin' wrongNiggas know who they is and this is your fuckin' songAnd to my boo who stuck with a nigga throughAll the bullshit, you'll get yours because it's due
- He allocated half of his "Where the Hood At?" video to a tribute to his fallen friend Rudy "Kato" Rangel, along with the song "A'Yo Kato" made specifically for such occasion.
- X talking about finding a purpose in prison, namely spreading the gospel:X: I came here to meet somebody...Don't know who it was, but I'll know when I see him. And I came here to give him a message. And that message is Jesus loves them.
- His Rudolph the Red-Nose Reindeer cover It's just as boisterous as you would expect but there's something endearing about him asking if he got all the Reindeer right at the end.