Ay ay ay ay for as long as I remember
I've been tellin' y'all man to pull these n**** resumes
You better check up on me n****
These n****s be lyin' man
These n****s ain't really kickin' this s*** they be tellin' y'all man
They wanna see y'all get f***ed up right there man
Keep ya eyes on me n**** don't believe what these n****s tell you man
I try to tell you partner

[Chorus]
These n***** ain't cool what they rap about
These n***** ain't do
Hear em say it but it really ain't true
Ya n****s ain't true
Ya n****s ain't really
Talkin' to 'em
Don't be no fool you better take ya a** to school
'Cause these n***** ain't G's
Gangstas' something these n***** cant be
What you expect these n****s ain't me
Ya n****s ain't rich
Ya n****s ain't really gettin' bricks
Its official man ya n***** ain't s***
Tell 'em I said that!

He n**** lying everytime you hear rhymin'
He don't talk about they diamonds
N how they be out there shinin'
For the wrap
Hey were trappin'
Tell y'all they be at there grind
And I know they ain't about that action
I'm tellin' ya I'm a ride 'em
They probably try to come in the hood and sell weed
Think it's all good until they run into some real g's
Holler tell us where it is
And I promise well leave
Hesitate to sayin' boy them llama well squeeze
Please pay attention to this part of the bull
One time got robbed got shot got shook
Got a job started rhymin' came up with a hook
Got a chain and some tats came up with a look
Went and made it here
Workin' talk tough in a bull
F*** the image and perception they never tough as they look
They some mothaf****** suckers
Put it on wherever
Any real n**** no better man these n*****

[Chorus]

Ya can't tell
Them n***** ain't surely
Get caught with a n**** gon' tell
Them n**** don't sell
This ya G ain't gotta put it on a scale
He ask you if it weigh enough just tell 'em yeah
Ya n**** just yell
Pull the pistol them n**** gon' bail
If he got a pistol bet he don't spray it
They don't wanna go to jail
And they ain't no hell be walkin' on shells
Gladiator school is you prepared
I can see these n****s scared
Gotta problem wit me n**** just say it
We can play it how you want to play it
Better go ahead
40 pistols will be aimed at yo head
All the way down and where yo gold leg
Jean really on the edge
Jean ain't under suspicion of the feds
You just tellin' them you is as instead
Ya never bought us head
What ya get behind the mic and just said
The people already know I must say it!

[Chorus]

You damn right
These n****s don't have rights
To rap about the s*** I did every night
Did u win every fight
You ever went to jail for sellin' white
May barbick and trap same night
You know these n***** light right
I'm speakin' on it 'cause it ain't right
N**** died I survived by the nerve my strife
Went to jail came home
Twenty times got it right
But still tryin' keep for shootin' sucker n***** I don't like
'Cause the game feel like the real n***** on strike
This sucker get a deal now he livin' so shy
You n****s outta sight actin' hard lyin' on they record
Know it when you see recognize it don't respect it
Got every right to check 'em when you see 'em in your city
Run up on em and try 'em bet you see that they some b******
N***** tell you what they want you to hear
Don't tell me real recognize real eventually they'll see

[Chorus]

Ay ay ay ay

Down down down


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