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LYRICS: 
Yeah
Hell nah
I told my mom I'll never work again, nah
Yeah
I say hell nah
They talk behind your back, they're not your friends, nah
You got a 360 deal you still won't spin
Cause you are not a gangster, don't pretend, nah
Girl, you know you love me more than him, yeah
Uh, more than him, yeah

What's the point of getting money just to only get one girl
Gotta add a couple spices in the pot before you stir
Can you blame me? Got the drip, the fame, the long hair with the curls
And by drip I mean the merch, no drama, sweatshirt like I'm Earl
This is calculated, no mistake, this is made to be thorough
Oh, that kid from Canada, no, he isn't meant to be there
Know some kids with talent but they sleep, they ain't mentally there
But I guess I was that kid too at one point just to be fair
Used to go to sleep at night wondering if this dream could be real
With the thought of me not having enough music streams could derail
Me from thinking I could ever even get paid from these reps
Like a bodybuilder, I ended up getting paid from these raps
And getting laid from these raps, getting babes from these raps
Yeah, no 808s, niggas serving base with these raps
Oh wait, no way, no statements, can't catch a case from these raps
Okay, you know next level's getting a place from these raps
And these niggas is plastic, everyday chasing ass
If only they'd put that same work into a craft
They could've been getting mad rich, which means you're getting mad rich
Nigga, just do the math, them hoes'll pop up like some magic
Ripping through all these bastards, so call me sulfuric acid
To me, this isn't even hard, to me, this shit is flaccid
You listen closely, this isn't mistletoeing the baddest bitch
If you got no money yet, then you hustling backwards

Ay, Ay, Ay, Ay, Ay, Ay, Ay, Ay
Ay, Ay, Ay, Ay, Ay, Ay, Ay, Ay

Woah, hell nah
I told my mom I'll never work again, nah
Come at me with that bullshit I say hell nah
They talk behind your back, they're not your friends, nah
You got a 360 deal you still won't spin
Cause you are not a gangster, don't pretend, nah
Girl, you know you love me more than him, yeah
Uh, more than him, yeah

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