[Verse 1: Ludacris]
Look, I make my own decisions
Learn from my own mistakes
My enemies they want beef but don't know what's at stake
I started out with nothing, just a dream and some hope
I fiend for the riches like them crackheads fiend for the dope
I went from freeze tag to holding some weed bags
To a clown of hoes juggling my bean bag
I went from spin the bottle to kiss the model
To 3 more seconds we gone find out if she spits or swallows
I heard it's a recession, while you hardly survive
The hardest decision of my day is which car I'm a drive
Roll's Royce Phantom, maybe the gold Ac'
Or the origami Ferrari the way it fold back
This ain't no 760, bitch this an Alpiner
Custom kicks chrome lips as deep as vagina
And women lost for words, guess they don't know English
No matter what language they speak they all know dinglish
[Hook:]
Don't you understand with this blunt in my hand
(I'm fire) smoke smoke smoke sumthin;
And don't you understand with the World in my hand
If I ain't the shit
Don't you understand with this blunt in my hand
(I'm fire) smoke smoke smoke sumthin;
And don't you understand with the World in my hand
If I ain't the shit
[Verse 2: Ludacris]
Now as the World turns spinning on it's axis
My dick be brushing women's lips like chapstick
They say it's cold on the outside
So like a dentist I'm tryna keep the mouth wide
Reminiscing on my days on the southside
I made many leak and I ain't talkin' 'bout no housewives
From eating canned tuna, to shoe hills with puma
From women saying "hey chris" to "GODDAMN LUDA! "
From playing slap box to making the 'Lac drop
To white neighbours swear I'm selling crack rock
Eyes so low they think I'm Asian when I'm blazing
Cause that purples on my chest like I'm playing for the Ravens
Cadillac Devilles still rolling til the tires flat
Not from Arizona but I swear I want that diamond back
Sunroof tar, wood grain wheel
I sign for millions, ya'll would never get the same deal
[Hook]
[Verse 3: Big K.R.I.T]
I got a candy coated fetish, hoe don't you forget it
But big big big let me wet it, it's that K-R-I-T stay besides me
We can go get this dough, then we mind if you show me dime
I promise you won't let go
I got an old school and that bass big
If it ain't on chrome than it ain't me
And my mouthpiece colder than the ice season
Call me father Winter in the peak of summer I spit December
Breaking backs as they cracking limber
If that's your bitch than she can't remember
I give her wood, she holla timber
And the paint I play the sum or attention
Television of a player with an intention to be rich?
Well I hate to mention?
Back again, one more time for the buck niggas
And the thoroughbread that won't fuck with 'em
And hanged on cause I stuck with 'em
I ain't got time to waste hoe
Didn't have shit now I make more than I can barely count
Keep the thoroughbread shaking what the Good Lord gave 'em
Yo chick ass been a bounce
We still live from the underground
Ain't nothing changed to me
I put it down from the south, and body everything these lames claim to be
Young Chris...
[Hook]
Ludacris, real name Christopher Brian Bridges, is an American rapper, actor, and record producer born in Champaign, Illinois, on September 11, 1977. Considered one of the pioneers of crunk, a genre characterized by fast rhythms and often provocative lyrics, Ludacris achieved international fame in the 2000s with albums like *Back for the Third* (2003) and *Release Therapy* (2004). Among his most famous songs are «Stand Up», «Roll Out (My Business)», «Southern Hospitality» and «Number One Spot». Besides music, Ludacris has acted in several successful films such as *Fast and Furious* and *Crash*. In 2016, he was included in Rolling Stone's list of the 50 most influential hip-hop artists of all time.
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