(Metro)
This time around, we want all the money (Yeah)
This time around, we want all the money (Yeah)
This time around, we want all the money (Wunna)
This time around, we want all the money (Money)
Twenty-six bitches and all 'em love me
Watch on they wrists and all 'em flooded (Ice)
We the real big dogs and y'all some puppies
(Y'all some puppies)
Yeah, it's the Young Wunna
Real biscotti smoker, this ain't no Obama
Straight South Atlanta, finesse, Arm and Hammer
I say that with honor in Dior pajamas (Ayy)
Couldn't play no sports but I went got that sack
Bring it back to trap, got respect from my brother
C.I.P. Troup, I'm with Duke, he wit' slime and that slatt
Yeah that slatt, we don't care 'bout no color
Put that shit on, put that drip shit on the map
Yeah, the trap, and I bought a few homes
Spent the six-fifty, Rolls Cullinan and a Bentley (Skrr, skrr, skrr, skrr)
Then I went Maybach, two-tone
Got a two-tone, this a motherfuckin' pandemic
Must be too rich, I can't feel it (I can't feel it)
Told them to kill it, they tryna cutthroat the city
These niggas sweeter than Chevy
Rappers mad, all in they feelings (They mad)
Gunna fuckin' they bitches (So?)
Drop top, parkin' lot pimpin' (Uh-huh)
Pimped out my whips like Xzibit
All my life I just wanted a milli'
"What's on your wrist?" Richard Millie
With Lil Uzi when I'm out in Philly
Don't show you broke boys no pity
This time around, we want all the money (Yeah)
This time around, we want all the money (Yeah)
This time around, we want all the money (Wunna)
This time around, we want all the money (Money)
Twenty-six bitches and all 'em love me
Watch on they wrists and all 'em flooded (Ice)
We the real big dogs and y'all some puppies
(Y'all some puppies)
Act like you rich, you don't take care of your people (No)
Those the type niggas that can't get a feature (No)
'Member fuckin' hoes under the bleachers (Yeah)
You know I'm hip like a beeper
Who the fuck said it was cheaper to keep her? (Who?)
Wake up, get so fresh, I thought it was Easter (Ah)
A lot of these rappers just follow the leader
FN on my lap but I got a few Ninas
Look at my chest, you gon' see Aquafina (Look it)
Look at my bitch, got a fat ass like Trina (Look)
Motherfuck the cost and adjust the subpoena
It's hot on my block, check your top like a fever (Ha)
Get 'round the shop, ain't got no snooze on the watch
Ain't got no snooze on the watch
Count up when it drop, in school, I had drugs in my socks
Been had the love for a knot
This time around, we want all the money (Yeah)
This time around, we want all the money (Yeah)
This time around, we want all the money (Wunna)
This time around, we want all the money (Money)
Twenty-six bitches and all 'em love me
Watch on they wrists and all 'em flooded (Ice)
We the real big dogs and y'all some puppies
(Y'all some puppies)
This time around, we want all the money
This time around, we want all the money
This time around, we want all the money
This time around, we want all the money
Metro Boomin, real name Leland Tyler Wayne (United States, 1993), is a renowned record producer and DJ. Considered one of the most influential producers in contemporary hip hop, he has collaborated with world-renowned artists such as Drake, Travis Scott, Future, The Weeknd, and Cardi B. His signature style is characterized by the use of powerful trap beats, catchy melodies, and a dark and atmospheric sound. Among his most representative tracks are "Jumpman" (Drake feat. Future), "Bad and Boujee" (Migos feat. Lil Uzi Vert) and "No Heart" (21 Savage). Metro Boomin has helped define the sonic aesthetic of modern trap, influencing generations of artists and producing some of the most popular hip hop hits of recent years.
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