The average person like Nard & B gon think this shit I'm talkin' bout made up or make believe or some shit, but nah man, this my everyday life dawg
Trenchwerk
I got some stories I'm tellin' but they not made up
Don't try to dap me just spare me don't want that fake love
18 ain't know ‘bout no rollie wanted a Jacob
So when I tell you this story know they not made up
Keep on my chain when I fuck her bae yeah we made love
It took eight months and couple weeks just to save up
I told my mama go get it because she know I got it
Might buy the house I grew up in just to say I bought it
We just extra flexin' (yeah) hundred racks on a necklace (ohh)
First time I got booked in Houston sold out show in Texas (sold out showing)
I couldn't make no money off this at first this shit was stressful (at first it was)
I was in these niggas face with my CD just like a freckle (aye)
I was prolly leavin' the studio when they was on they way to breakfast
When they was prolly goin' to sleep I was still up I was goin' extra
Right before the new Walmart I was still on Gresham
I told myself never fall off Quan you gotta do better
I do this shit in real life nigga no make believe (no, no)
I was broke as hell growin' up now fifty what I make week (yeah, yeah)
Rich in spirit that the way to be (rich homie baby)
These niggas cotton and I'm harder than 'em (that right too)
It's copywritten cause I wrote it I'm the author nigga
I got some stories I'm tellin' but they not made up
Don't try to dap me just spare me don't want that fake love
18 ain't know 'bout no rollie wanted a Jacob
So when I tell you these stories know they not made up
Keep on my chain when I fuck her bae ya we made love
It took eight months and a couple weeks just to save up
I told my mama go get it because she know I got it
Might buy the house I grew up in just to say I bought it
At the strip club we at day shift
Fifty thousand on my bracelet
Eight months I was savin'
I swear we [?]
Tryna out ball my paper yeah
Real life story not made up (nah)
In high school fuckin' hoes by Stephenson out by Decatur (fuck them hoes)
Smokin' by the cafeteria back near the gyms
Smokin' mid throwin' out the seeds and spittin' out the stems (spittin' out the stems)
Niggas tried to count me down so I had to bend the rim (I bent my act)
I remember mama house recording no engineer (hey, hey)
Remember when grandmama died it hurt couldn't shed a tear
I swear I saw my mama cry didn't know there'll be better years (I love you mama)
I try to put away my pride no middle face all my fears (nah real talk man)
We need a plate don't try to starve us
Can't make this up when you the author (rich homie baby)
I got some stories I'm tellin' but they not made up
Don't try to dap me just spare me don't want that fake love
18 ain't know 'bout no rollie wanted a Jacob
So when I tell you these stories know they not made up
Keep on my chain when I fuck her bae ya we made love
It took eight months and a couple weeks just to save up
I told my mama go get it because she know I got it
Might buy the house I grew up in just to say I bought it
Rich Homie Quan, real name Dequante Lamar, is an American rapper and singer born in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1991. He is known for his rap style characterized by catchy melodies and lyrics that explore themes like everyday life, relationships, and social climbing. He gained national fame with the mixtape "Rich Homie Quan" (2013), which featured the hit single "Type of Way". In 2014, he collaborated with Young Thug on the mixtape "Ferrari Boyz", further solidifying his position in contemporary hip-hop. Among his most representative tracks are "Motivation", "Flex (Ooh Ooh Ooh)" and "I Remember". Quan has been an influential artist in the hip-hop scene, contributing to defining the trap sound of the late 2010s.
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