Shame | Dark Jersey Club x Jay Hound x Sdot Go Type Beat Prod. VMPFlame x Filppu
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Shame | Dark Jersey Club x Jay Hound x Sdot Go Type Beat

RealLyfe Krazy (Ft . Ruben Mzz )

No Whip🚗

[LYRICS:]
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[INTRO:]
Father forgive me I’m sinning
Livin through all of my struggles
I steady been pushed to the muhfuckin limit
Damn
Thought I would lack I won’t let up
My foot on the pedal
I’m back on my pivot (TEN TOES)
Niggas come round when you been on the ground
But no body around when feel like you winning

[CHORUS:]
Fuck it maybe I’m the bad guy
I really move like a villain
Swear that I don’t give a fuck a about nothing
I’m focused on movin them digits
Fuck it maybe I’m the bad guy
I give a fuck what you tellin
No I don’t fight with no glove like it’s tekken
You know with a weapon 

Fuck it maybe I’m the bad guy
Niggas gone hate like a bitch 
I got em fed up
Im gettin my bread up
They mad they ain’t been been gettin rich
Fuck it maybe I’m the bad guy
Ready I’m takin the risk
Bringin that pressure I’m built like the diamond my jeweler done put on the wrist

[VERSE 1:]
Wonder go pull up with chains and then whips like he Django 
I’m feelin Unchained
Big heavy metal up under my belt
Got a shovel that diggin ya grave

Kurt angle medal I rock for the pendant
Go sonic I’m flooded with rings
Rollie flooded out the face
Make em double take
Wanna take a look at the chain
But I won’t let em

Brought the pole in my sweater
My 100 round drum that I tuck in my Hilfiger denim
Wonder ballin like Kobe I walk with a mamba
I tote a 24 with that venom
Wondertaker, I’m a phenom
I rock Chanel with the VLONE
Niggas don’t love when you gettin money but fuck em Ill tell ‘em “bitch, BEGONE”

[BRIDGE:]
Said please don’t stress me out
I ain’t been the same
I ain’t tryna feel the pain no more
Sayin who gon save us?
(Gotta go)

[VERSE 2:]
AP on me color Murakami like I bought it right out from Japan
Rockin new designer jeans with a couple racks stuffed up in my pants
Stand on the hip knock out you and your best man
Teach em a lesson
Come say hello to my two little friends named Smith & Wesson 

[CHORUS:]
Fuck it maybe I’m the bad guy
I really move like a villain
Swear that I don’t give a fuck a about nothing
I’m focused on movin them digits
Fuck it maybe I’m the bad guy
I give a fuck what you tellin
No I don’t fight with no glove like it’s tekken
You know with a weapon 

Fuck it maybe I’m the bad guy
Niggas gone hate like a bitch 
I got em fed up
Im gettin my bread up
They mad they ain’t been been gettin rich
Fuck it maybe I’m the bad guy
Ready I’m takin the risk
Bringin that pressure I’m built like the diamond my jeweler done put on the wrist

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[CREDITS:]

Producer: producedbyrt /@prod.rt_
Composer: Johnson Magada
Mix: @dimelodaro

The Bad Guy (prod. producedbyrt)

Kaliq - Some More (Prod. BearMakeHits)

John Wonder is a recording artist based out of Boston, MA. While he first started making music in 2021 as a hobby, he decided to take it serious and start pursuing it professionally in 2024, utilizing platforms like Bandlab over time in order to develop and cultivate his sound.

As much of his music falls under modern day trap, John Wonder brings a familiar but eccentric sound to contemporary rap. Proclaiming the title of “the King of AutoDrill”, he describes his sound as "a blend of various genres and styes". Wonder combines pop culture themes along with unique and unorthodox production choices as his trademarks within his artistry. Some of the notable references that Wonder employs in his art stem from other works of media, spanning from video games, to sports and entertainment like WWE, and even to popular manga/anime culture, most notably JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.  He cites artists such as Travis Scott, 88Glam, Don Toliver, Future, Yeat, Pop Smoke, Young Thug, Gunna among those whom have heavily influenced his style, along with many other musicians across a variety of different genres.

John Wonder doesn't look to conform to the typical music standards of today. Looking to deviate from the norm, he explains that he enjoys experimenting with his craft, taking pride in and valuing the creative process. His mission is to create music that encourages listeners to step outside the box and embrace their individuality. Passionate, poised, and ready to share his vision with the world, John Wonder is definitely an artist to look out for in the future to come.

The Bad Guy (prod. producedbyrt)

John Wonder. ☆