[feat. J. Cole]
[Notorious B.I.G:]
Another day in the ghetto
One look outside I'm already upset yo
It look about a hundred-and-two
It's a Saturday and Biggie ain't got nuttin to do
Uhh, I'm intrrupted by a phone ring
Sometimes I wish I never got the motherfuckin thing
"Hello hello? Can I speak to Biggie? "
Yo who dis? "Taisha" Yo call back, I'm busy
Why don'tcha hit me on the box a little later
Washed up, got dressed, hits the elevator
Steps out it's the same old scene
Dopefiend, crackfiend, eyewitness news team
I seen a honey with a butt lookin butter soft
I know she looks much better with them clothes up off
Sittin all thick, with the ruby red lipstick
That's the one I gotta get with
[Chorus: Biggie Smalls]
Can I get with'cha, can I get with'cha
Can I get with'cha, can I get with'cha
"Why you wanna get with me? "
Cause you got a big B-U-T, T, see
Can I get with'cha, can I get with'cha
Can I get with'cha, can I get with'cha
"Why you wanna get with me? "
Cause you got a big B-U-T, T
[J. Cole:]
I'm tryna get with ya girl, I ain't even goin' stunt
Miss Fat booty, man I seen it from the front
I mean that shit was pumped, had me fiendin' from the jump
And that ass was right, shit would make a fag look twice
So I approach like "shawty, what's good with cha? "
Nigga was hopin' to go back to the hood with ya
And yeah I see them other niggas tryna look at cha
Wouldn't slang the thing right even if they could get ya
Me I'm from the Ville where we learn how to mack well
And you gon' yell when I hit it from the back well
Take you to the crib and throw on a little Maxwell
Grab a condom know cause, shit, I don't know you that well
Haa, was fucking with that
Far from hater but see dem brothers was wack
So don't you worry bout them mean muggin' girl
I'm tougher than that
And niggas mad cause this light skinned brotha is back
I'm sayin' though
[Chorus & Interlude: Biggie Smalls]
[J. Cole:]
Stripes on the Polo
On the late night, fucking your wife on the low low
My pipe like a pogo stick, no homo
No ice but I'm cold though
Cologne on my nuts in case she might wanna go low
I'm from the Ville where niggas fight for the dolo
So think twice or take the same advice from the fo'fo'
Me running to PoPo and motherfuckin' no go
A Carolina nigga, I'm the motherfuckin logo
Shit, fly as hell on my ozone shit
Disrespect me nigga you could get your cornroll split
And that goes for you too, I'm on my Bono shit
Niggas got no delivery that's that Digiorno shit
I got porno chicks callin', I still neglect them nigga
I'm about my money like a bill collector
For you slow niggas I put it more in laymans
If you ain't talkin' money it's a foreign language
But uh, shawty can I get with cha
[Chorus: Biggie Smalls]
Can I get with'cha, can I get with'cha
Can I get with'cha, can I get with'cha
"Why you wanna get with me? "
Cause you got a big B-U-T, T, see
Can I get with'cha, can I get with'cha
Can I get with'cha, can I get with'cha
"Why you wanna get with me? "
Cause you got a big B-U-T, T
Christopher George Latore Wallace, known worldwide as The Notorious B.I.G., Biggie, Biggie Smalls or Big Poppa, was one of the most influential and beloved American rappers of all time. Born in Brooklyn in 1972, he began his musical career in the 1990s with a unique flow and realistic lyrics that depicted life on the streets of New York. His debut album, *Ready to Die* (1994), is considered a hip hop classic and cemented Biggie as one of the most important voices in the American music scene. He collaborated with artists like Puff Daddy, Lil' Kim and Jay-Z, helping to define the sound of East Coast rap in the 1990s. His career was tragically cut short in 1997 at the age of only 24 in an unsolved murder. Despite its brevity, Biggie's musical legacy remains immense, with influences on generations of artists and a global fanbase that continues to celebrate his talent.
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