[Hook: Waka Flocka Flame]
He ain't rockin' how I'm rockin', then it's fuck him
He ain't rockin' how I'm rockin', then it's fuck him
He ain't rockin' how I'm rockin', then it's fuck him
He's scared to go to war cause there ain't enough of him
He ain't rockin' how I'm rockin', then it's fuck him
He ain't rockin' how I'm rockin', then it's fuck him
He ain't rockin' how I'm rockin', then it's fuck him
He's scared to go to war cause there ain't enough of him
[Verse 1: Waka Flocka Flame]
Flockavelli [?]
Ain't shit you could tell me, Suwoop to the [?]
Used to be [?] now i'm [?]
[?] bury me five feet
I'ma be Pyro til I D-I-E
He rockin' with Chaz, he ain't fuckin' with me
Count one mil before I hit BET
[?] on me
5000 niggas that will shoot for me
So that's 5 thousand niggas that'll die for me
Hangin' out with the stick like Monopoly
You don't want the beat to fall under me
Middle finger, fuck this industry
Fuck these haters, chuck up a P
[?] nigga, don't fuck with me
[Hook: Waka Flocka Flame]
He ain't rockin' how I'm rockin', then it's fuck him
He ain't rockin' how I'm rockin', then it's fuck him
He ain't rockin' how I'm rockin', then it's fuck him
He's scared to go to war cause there ain't enough of him
He ain't rockin' how I'm rockin', then it's fuck him
He ain't rockin' how I'm rockin', then it's fuck him
He ain't rockin' how I'm rockin', then it's fuck him
He's scared to go to war cause there ain't enough of him
[Verse 2: Chaz Gotti]
[?] the killers and the drug dealers
Take your [?]
[?]
Cookin' dope, whippin' dope with my left wrist
[?] I ain't scared to go to jail bitch
[?]
[?] man down bitch
Got 'em scared, Slim Dunkin'
[?] niggas always stuntin'
Don't fuck with a bitch unless you fuckin'
Bitch ass leave your head for a pumpin
Put it on your head like it's nothing
Dirt gang, we came from nothing
[?]
[Hook: Waka Flocka Flame]
He ain't rockin' how I'm rockin', then it's fuck him
He ain't rockin' how I'm rockin', then it's fuck him
He ain't rockin' how I'm rockin', then it's fuck him
He's scared to go to war cause there ain't enough of him
He ain't rockin' how I'm rockin', then it's fuck him
He ain't rockin' how I'm rockin', then it's fuck him
He ain't rockin' how I'm rockin', then it's fuck him
He's scared to go to war cause there ain't enough of him
[Bridge: Waka Flocka Flame]
Put your middle fingers up, put your middle fingers up
Put your middle fingers up, yeah fuck y'all niggas
Put your middle fingers up, put your middle fingers up
Put your middle fingers up, yeah fuck y'all niggas
F-f-fuck y'all niggas, f-f-fuck y'all niggas
Put your middle fingers up, yeah fuck y'all niggas
Put your middle fingers up, put your middle fingers up
Put your middle fingers up, yeah fuck y'all niggas
Squad
[Hook: Waka Flocka Flame]
He ain't rockin' how I'm rockin', then it's fuck him
He ain't rockin' how I'm rockin', then it's fuck him
He ain't rockin' how I'm rockin', then it's fuck him
He's scared to go to war cause there ain't enough of him
He ain't rockin' how I'm rockin', then it's fuck him
He ain't rockin' how I'm rockin', then it's fuck him
He ain't rockin' how I'm rockin', then it's fuck him
He's scared to go to war cause there ain't enough of him
Waka Flocka Flame, stage name of Juaquin James Malphurs, is an American rapper born in Decatur, Georgia, in 1986. Active since 2009, Waka Flocka has made a significant contribution to the trap hip-hop scene with his aggressive style and energetic rhymes. His debut album, *Flockaveli*, released in 2010, became a commercial success, reaching number 3 on the Billboard 200. Among his most notable songs are "No Hands", "Hard in the Paint" and "O Let's Do It". Waka Flocka is known for his collaborations with artists such as Gucci Mane, Rick Ross and Drake. His music often explores themes of violence, drugs and street life, reflecting the environment he grew up in.
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