Feat Lil Scrappy
[Lil'al]
Yea
What...What
Check dis out right (Yea)
Lil' Jon and the motherfuking East Side Boyz
The Kings of Krunk
Back at you with some new shit
Now just because we went platinum and shit don't mean we gone change nigga
We the muthafuking Kings of Krunk and we gon' always keep this muthafucker krunk
Now let's talk about some more niggas
[Chorus]
If you roll up in the club and them niggas wanna fuck
When you step up to they face what they gon' do shit
If you roll up in the club and them hoes start acting up
When you step up to them hoes what they gon' do shit
What they gon' do shit [repeat 8 times]
[Lil' Jon]
Pussy nigga what's up,
Hell nah you aint gon' fuck all that poppin' at the mouth gon' get you fucked up...
Pussy nigga what's up,
Hell nah you aint gon' fuck all that poppin' at the mouth gon' get you fucked up...
You don't came in the club wit yo muthafucking click...
We don't give a fuck hoe, ya'll pussy like bitches
You don't came in the club wit yo muthafucking click...
We don't give a fuck hoe, ya'll pussy like bitches
It's some East-side niggas and they keeping this bitch,
And they step the ass nigga that be talking that shit
It's some West-side niggas and they keeping this bitch,
And they step the ass nigga that be talking that shit
It's some North-side niggas and they keeping this bitch,
And they step the ass nigga that be talking that shit
It's some South-side niggas and they keeping this bitch,
And they step the ass nigga that be talking that shit
[Chorus]
[Lil' Scrappy]
My brains is taking me in too much pain
I'm bout explode first and then take names
But it's cool lil' shorty don't be so alarmed
I learned to bruise nigga without jabbing the arm
I don't play with muthafuckers cause this shit be real
Make ya hold ya breath longer than a navy seal
And them hoes will leave yo ass dead in the path
Like the way you came nigga yo dick from yo ass
I break bones with my niggas
Fuck hoes with my niggas
How the fuck you think I feel bout deforming yo figure
It's a closed casket
For them hating bastards
Its some g's that's real and some messed up fagots
Who you talking to bitch?
What you gon' do trick?
When it's obvious to see that you aint gon' do shit
Lil' Scrappy the Prince and I aint taking no chump
I'm a quiet crunk nigga and fuck being a punk
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
Yea... Yea... Yea
I'm looking round dis muthafuking club (What)
Them niggas still muthafuking looking over here and shit (looking over here and talking and shit)
Think we gonna get some muthafucking straightening in the muthafuker (Yea)
Dis what we gon' muthafuking do (What's up)
We gon' walk over to these muthafucking niggas (Yea)
And talk to their ass like dis
Only bitches' talk shit (What)
Only bitches' talk shit (What)
Only bitches talk shit that's why we bustin' yo shit
Only bitches' talk shit (What)
Only bitches' talk shit (What)
Only bitches talk shit that's why we bustin' yo shit (YEA!)
We real niggas watch ya'll hoes (ya'll hoes)
We real niggas watch ya'll hoes (ya'll hoes)
We real niggas watch ya'll hoes (ya'll hoes)
We real niggas watch ya'll hoes (ya'll hoes)
[Chorus]
Lil' Jon and The East Side Boyz are an American crunk music group formed in Atlanta, Georgia, in the 1990s. The group consists of producer and rapper Lil' Jon, along with fellow members Big Sam and Lil Bo. Known for their energetic style and exuberant performances, they significantly contributed to the spread of crunk into the mainstream musical landscape of the 2000s. Some of their most famous tracks include "Get Low", "Yeah!" (featuring Usher and Ludacris) and "Bia Bia". Lil' Jon and The East Side Boyz have released several successful albums, including "Crunk Juice" (2002), which reached number 5 on the Billboard 200. Their musical style is characterized by fast tempos, provocative lyrics, and an excessive use of sound effects.
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