[Verse 1]
Welcome to my whirlwind turn like Tilt-A-Whirls
I be throwing up my set yes earlin' up the world and
Going out we goin in' say "hello" to my girlfriend
Vomiting and conquering that C-Class is a "girl Benz"

My class is overseas I be on "all around the world" rims
Women's international my will is like my girl then
Goin' in is goin' wild goin' in is goin' strong
Going for the gold some world-class goin' in is goin' on

I can do this all day I ain't got it all okay
They all say I'm one wall short of a whole hallway
One Halls short to keep from coughing all in y'all face
Man I'm so appalled I can keep them all safe

I can really ball and put titties all in y'all face
That was Robert Paulson and that deserves a pausin'
So that's block piercin', all that's missin' is the bearer
For the coffin that is needed for this beat when I'm done talkin'

Ballin' in the morning this feel like my callin'
This the new bitches brew fall off in my cauldron
Lupe's going crazy! Flow is going almonds
We going back to goin in you gonna need a Garmin

Then go and get a car to put your Garmin and my broad in
Destination everywhere reputation everywhere
Music drop music stop one man take up every chair
I know that that ain't very fair how one man take up everywhere

But it ain't for long though it'll be some closure
Or maybe I'll be everywhere after I'm all over
Say goodbye then start the show fall on off then start to blow
Acting like I'm rapping it's that Joaquin Phoenix Facebook flow

Flow is in the microwave call it Michael Tyson flow
Killing is a dirty job - Michael Myers Michael Rowe
Bring it back like Michael Fox see how far them Michaels go
I feel like I'm Michael Crichton writing with a microphone

I ain't saying you should die but you should leave your life alone
Maybe borrow one of mine fast life life at home
Life is like a box of chocolates pockets full of Toblerones
Pocket full of wallets so what continent we shopping on

[Hook]
I'm killin' I'm killin' I'm killin' this beat
I'm killin' I'm killin' I'm killin' this beat
I'm killin' I'm killin' I'm killin' this beat
I'm killin' I'm killin' I'm killin' this beat
Don't you hear it screamin'?

This that Joaquin Phoenix nigga this that Joaquin Phoenix
This that Joaquin Phoenix nigga this that Joaquin Phoenix
Oh that Joaquin Phoenix nigga Oh that Joaquin Phoenix
This that Joaquin Phoenix nigga Oh that Joaquin Phoenix

[Verse 2]
Excuse me Lupe this here is your conscience
Supplier of your fire and provider of your content
They really don't want none of you let's put 'em in a convent
You are such a handful you can call us palm prints

They can't get a handle try to run around my track
And you might get a ham pulled swag I got a van-full
Plus a motorcycle and a tow truck my sedan pull
I am like a Superman just without the damn "U"

Flow is tied around the track something like a damsel
Flow is really manly though see that was an example
Remember that for later though because I might exam you
Get ready for your tests-s-s his excellence commands you

See that's how I get it done: effortless and ample
Means I got a lot of that no camel toe or Monistat
No pussy in my program - worldwide
Let 'em recognize from Long Beach to Rosecrans

Put in my work and punch the clock like Riddick Bowe's hands
See my pot is overflowing can I put some work in your pan
Yeah yeah I am such a dope man
Kitchen's really happy you should come and see my stove dance

Movie of the week I call it Beauty and the Beast
And that is just the kitchen you should see just where I sleep
Crib is on some other shit mind is on the mothership
Brain is on my sister boat thoughts is in my brother whip

Fitted hat is Reynolds right cause I don't trust the government
See I'm not just touching it I'm clutching it with oven mitts
Shit get hot this wristwatch looks like it's a club in it
Like the way I emcee man they just be lovin' it

Used to be a pushover now I'm into shovin' shit
You be on your glory hole you don't know who you fuckin' with
Stay off in that story mode I never like a quick game
Came in with a big blast go out with a big bang

You might catch some whiplash every time I switch lanes
See I drive a bit fast nigga kinda insane
Career on stilts Braveheart no kilt
You can hear it screamin' "freedom" as the beat get killed

[Hook]
I'm killin' I'm killin' I'm killin' this beat
I'm killin' I'm killin' I'm killin' this beat
I'm killin' I'm killin' I'm killin' this beat
I'm killin' I'm killin' I'm killin' this beat
Don't you hear it screamin'?

This that Joaquin Phoenix nigga this that Joaquin Phoenix
This that Joaquin Phoenix nigga this that Joaquin Phoenix
Oh that Joaquin Phoenix nigga Oh that Joaquin Phoenix
This that Joaquin Phoenix nigga Oh that Joaquin Phoenix


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