This song is a motivator, a confidence builder, for those who are pressured when trying to accomplish some of the more difficult things in life like work, I’m here to say fuck your pay me!

Lyrics:


What You Do

Hook 2x:

Fuck what you do
Fuck what you say
I ain’t worried bout 
What a hater got to say
Because I’m trying to get mine
Trying to get paid
Catch me on the front
Of a time magazine
Aye
Fuck what you do
Fuck what you say
I ain’t worried bout 
what a hater got to say 
Because I’m trying to get mine
Trying to get paid
Catch me on the front 
Of a time magazine 
Aye

Verse 2: 

Iceman for you people wha ain’t know
This is how it go
They said keep the funk
So I gave em way more
Wit a Lil pimperation
Mixed wit fire
Call me to the stage 
I’d never get tired 
Higher, 
Is where I reside 
Infinite is the limit 
Ain’t even worried bout it
Stay up on my grind
Plan up in my mind
I imagine about a corporation 
Where’s my money
Trying to get paid 
Dreaming bout being ￼chauffeured,
In a Bentley 
I keep it playa 
Ride wit me 
Like ya dang mayor 
In yo city 
If ya catch me at the show
I go fed in that ho
Rick the damn stage 
Texas tornado 
With the southern swag
Acting, what bad
Show you what it is 
You ain’t even gotta ask

Hook 2x: 

Fuck what you do
Fuck what you say
I ain’t worried bout 
What a hater got to say
Because I’m trying to get mine
Trying to get paid
Catch me on the front
Of a time magazine
Aye
Fuck what you do
Fuck what you say
I ain’t worried bout 
what a hater got to say 
Because I’m trying to get mine
Trying to get paid
Catch me on the front 
Of a time magazine
Aye

Verse 2:

Free styling off the dome
Already know 
Iceman keep it real rain sleet or snow
Slide across the stage 
Escapades
Dougying is in this ho
Speed it back up 
Got my batteries
Beat on the drum energizer bunny 
Keep it fresh pass the test so classes in this bitch 
Show you what it is can you comprehend
Intercontinental plenty languages 
Everybody trying to be Superman 
When you know it’s bout that iceman 
Hit them hos in the head with this 
Smack them around and call them bitch 
Spitting freaky flows
Said I’m throwing bows 
Y’all niggas can’t really fuck with this

Hook 2x

Fuck what you do
Fuck what you say
I ain’t worried bout 
What a hater got to say
Because I’m trying to get mine
Trying to get paid
Catch me on the front
Of a time magazine
Aye
Fuck what you do
Fuck what you say
I ain’t worried bout 
what a hater got to say 
Because I’m trying to get mine
Trying to get paid
Catch me on the front 
Of a time magazine
Ayye

What You Do

Very fun dance track to jam to and let people know what your name is on the dance floor, bed room ...lol... yeah baby! Lol

My Name

Caitlin Moran and Coky Giedroyc give exclusive interviews about their new film How To Build A Girl, a coming-of-age tale of rock n roll and reinvention amid the male-dominated music press of the 1990s.

The film is based on the Moran's girlhood in working-class Wolverhampton. Like her heroine Johanna (played by Booksmart star Beanie Feldstein), Moran began her journalistic career as a rock critic aged just 16. She is now a broadcaster, Times columnist, author and contemporary voice on feminism.

Director Coky Giedroyc - sister of Mel - joins us to celebrate sexuality and sanitary towels in cinema, and tells us about working with the marvellous Beanie Feldstein. Sharing her tips on surviving and thriving as a female director, she has high hopes for the future of women in film and the fighting spirit to achieve them.

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Ep 43: How To Build A Girl Special with Caitlin Moran and Coky Giedroyc

The writers of Legally Blonde join us to spill the inside story on the beloved 2001 comedy starring Reese Witherspoon as perky law student Elle Woods. Kristen “Kiwi” Smith and Karen McCullah talk about adapting Amanda Brown’s novel for the big screen, describing the moment of inspiration for the iconic ‘bend and snap’ move and revealing which cast member was difficult to handle on set…
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Award-winning Young Adult author Tanya Byrne also shares her passion for LGBTQ+ stories and raises an interesting point about M/M love stories and mainstream success. She also has a top TED talk tip for those keen to bring authenticity to their writing.

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NISSAN

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Horror Icon/Scream Queen Julie Anne Prescott and Norwegian Rock Star Rocky Kramer join us on this episode of The Jimmy Star Show with Ron Russell broadcast live from the W4CY studios on Wednesday September 23rd, 2020.

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