Featuring Tyler The Creator
[Intro: Tyler the Creator]
Nahh no, nahh nahh f*ck that
N*ggas think cause you f*ckin' made Chum and got all personal
That n*ggas won't go back to that old f*ckin' 2010 sh*t
About talkin' 'bout f*ckin' everything all
No f*ck that n*gga I got you
F*ck that
[Verse 1: Earl Sweatshirt]
Grab mittens who have to spit blizzardous
Actually flick cigarette ash at b*tch n*ggas
Harassment, eight nickels of hash, delay quick, and then dash
To Saint Nicholas pad to taste venison
Still in the business of smacking up little rappers with
Racquets you play tennis with, hated for bank lifting and
Spraying that hotter wind in the shade of his maimed innocence
Suitcase scented with haze and fileted sentences
Advanced apathy, smashing the man cameras up
Tan khakis and antagonists Dan-dappered up
Vagabond, had it since a Padawan
Rapping hot as f*ck in cattle brands, wearing flannel thongs
Grab a bong, momma and some food, beer, tag along
Get a nice spanking, new Sears catalog
Send them nettled critics to the bezzle stop, dead and wrong
Get 'em higher than the pitch of metal tea kettle songs
[Hook: Tyler the Creator]
Four deep in a Rover cannon
Riding dirty through a Saugus canyon, n*ggas know that it's the
G-O-L-F-dub-A-N-G
G-O-L-F-dub-A-N-G
50 K for the last check
But the Dollar Menu still be on deck,
N*gga it's the mutherf*ckin'
G-O-L-F-dub-A-N-G
G-O-L-F-dub-A-N-G
[Verse 2: Earl Sweatshirt]
Yeah, the Misadventures of a sh*t talker
Pissed as Rick Ross's fifth sip off his sixth lager
Known to sit and wash the sins off at the pitch alter
Hat never backwards like the print off legit manga
Get it? Like a blue pill, make ya stick longer
Or a swift fist off your chin from his wrist launcher
Chick, chronic thrift shopper, thick like the Knicks roster
Stormed off and came straight back like pigs' posture
Pen? Naw, probably written with some used syringes
From out the rubbish bin at your local loony clinic
Watching movies in a room full of goons he rented
On the hunt for clues, more food, and some floozy women
Bruising gimmicks with the broom he usually use for Quidditch
Gooey writtens, scoot 'em to a ditch, chewed and booty scented
Too pretentious, do pretend like he could lose to spitting
Steaming tubes of poop and twisted doobies full of euphemisms
Stupid, thought it up, jot it quick
Thought out, toss it right back like a vodka fifth
Spot him on a rocket swapping dollars in for pocket lint
Then lob a wad of chicken at a copper on some Flocka sh*t
[Hook: Tyler the Creator]
Posing n*gga try to disrespect
Get a f*cking thunder to his neck, shout out to Nak, cause it's the
G-O-L-F-dub-A-N-G
G-O-L-F-dub-A-N-G
Looking bummy, posted on the block, looking like I ain't make
A quarter million off of socks, n*gga, cause it's the
G-O-L-F-dub-A-N-G
G-O-L-F-dub-A-N-G
Earl Sweatshirt, real name Thebe Neruda Kgositsile, is an American rapper, singer-songwriter, and record producer born in 1994 in Los Angeles. Son of American poet Keorapetse Kgositsile, Earl began writing rap at the age of ten, releasing his first mixtapes online during his adolescence. In 2010, he joined the collective Odd Future, quickly gaining a reputation for his intricate rhymes and dark flow. After a voluntary period of withdrawal in a religious boarding school in 2011, Earl continued to release successful music, collaborating with artists like Tyler, the Creator and Kendrick Lamar. His albums, including "Doris" (2013) and "I Don't Like Shit, I Don't Go Outside" (2015), have been critically acclaimed for their introspective depth and innovative productions. Among Earl Sweatshirt's most representative tracks are "Chum", "Grief", and "Sunday".
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