Juvenile
DJ Khaled
This one's for all the ladies (Cántenlo pa' la calle)
Another one
My mamacito, shake it for your papanino
She so fuego with it, she could sell it by the kilo
Only to me, though, and everyone else is a zero
She Puerto Rican, when I met her, I thought she was Creole
Told me she like to shake her ass, she don't do it for free, though
You're sellin' somethin'? She say, "No, it's gon' cost you a fee, though"
That ain't no problem, I'll pay for it, boo
Your granny gave it to your mama and she gave it to you
She told me, "I'm not a P popper, I am not a club hopper
When I come outside, I got an escort and a car driver"
Ask she if she good, she gon' smile at you and say God got her
Elizabeth, I'm comin' to join you, honey, with heart problems
She so fuego, fuego, fuego
She cookin' up, she cookin' up
She so fuego, fuego, fuego
She on fire, she burnin' up (Cántenlo pa' la calle)
She so fuego, fuego, fuego
Ayy, she cookin' up, she cookin' up
She so fuego, fuego, fuego
She on fire (Cántenlo pa' la calle)
I need an interview, girl, I'm your biggest fan
I got a couple questions like what's in the plan?
Like what you like to smoke and what's your drinkin' choice?
And who the fuck I'm 'posed to call when I wan' hear your voice?
Like when I ask you shit like, "Who, it's for who, it's for who?"
And you look back and you say, "You, it's for you, it's for you"
Daddy, don't stop, woo-woo, go and do what you do
Stuart Scott, I hit like booyaka-booyaka-boo
Split them booty cheeks open, I'm talkin' half and half
You hate me now, you gon' love me during the aftermath
I saw that ass, it went from sentences to paragraphs
She pretty-faced with no makeup on and mascara bad
She so fuego, fuego, fuego
She cookin' up, she cookin' up
She so fuego, fuego, fuego
She on fire, she burnin' up (Cántenlo pa' la calle)
She so fuego, fuego, fuego
Ayy, she cookin' up, she cookin' up
She so fuego, fuego, fuego
She on fire (Cántenlo pa' la calle)
Let's go
Come on
Juvenile
This one's for all the ladies worldwide
Dominicana, cubana, colombiana, boricua
Let's go
She so fuego, fuego, fuego
She cookin' up, she cookin' up
She so fuego, fuego, fuego
She on fire, she burnin' up (Cántenlo pa' la calle)
She so fuego, fuego, fuego
Ayy, she cookin' up, she cookin' up
She so fuego, fuego, fuego
She on fire (Cántenlo pa' la calle)
Juvenile, real name Terius Gray, is an American rapper born in New Orleans, Louisiana, on November 20, 1974. Considered one of the pioneers of crunk, a genre that dominated the hip-hop scene in the 1990s and 2000s, Juvenile reached peak popularity with the album *400 Degreez* (1998), which includes the hit single *Back That Thang Up*. Other notable albums include *Project Bitch* (2000) and *Tha G-Code* (2003). Juvenile is known for his fast rhymes, provocative lyrics, and influence on contemporary hip-hop music. Some of his most representative tracks are: *Slow Motion*, *Ha* and *Rodeo*.
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