Everything Lyrics

Make money, take money

Bad boss how you couldn't get a break from me

I loss 10 on Bron Bron, that's that Lake money

Spent your advance on Stussy, that was that play money

I hear whispers, niggas talking in my mentions

Raise a hand? shit they wouldn't even raise they children

Take care of mine like she mine that's my vine

Touch mine, I get to drawing with the lead, that's a line

How dare you niggas call me local

My buzz is loco, doing shows out in SoHo

Harlem world the first night then SOBs

I fell asleep on the plane, whilе they slept on me

I wokе up, hit the festival, Atlanta for a check

I'm like the measuring rod, when niggas measure success

Ok, you got some likes and some views… weird flex

But you niggas talking high when you barely aim at the net

Heard rappers buying likes, but LLCs

See artists buying views, it's ironic I peeped

Back then you was the man dog, what happened you peaked?

Now it's talking 9 to 5 and you ain't earning your keep?

Remember chillin with my ex the first time I played her my music

She laughed dead in my face like, "Boy you think you can do this?"

She gassed another nigga cause she thought that he would blow

Now they both writing fire emojis under my post

Ain't it crazy how this life can go?

Ain't it crazy how they see you high but play you low?

You was supposed to be front row at every show

But that's what happens dog hoe just gon be a hoe

But I ain't mad, I ain't trippin', blessed we still breathing

Cheese trays at the winery dog I'm still cheesing

The boy a genius Rob Markman breaking down the meaning

And I love you forever boy that session was needed

Real talk I sold records dog with no applause

Angels in the Outfield I said they wrote me off

Now they same niggas wrote me off they coppin pleads

Stop it please, ain't no red sign that's stopping me

This God's plan young man you said it yourself

It was written right there you read it yourself

When they ain't betting on you just bet on yourself

And tell the truth even when they won't tell it themselves

Tilghman