The government can’t fix all your problems, how people treat you, or what toxic relationships you decide yourself to get intoģ. So when a politician says they were discriminated against 99.9% of the time it’s a lie and shows that you are indeed 14 if you believe them.Ģ. Politicians, (all of them) lie for their own gain and probably. President William Howard Taft 2y Dreams ok imma tell you somethings that you don’t want to hear but have too.ġ. I spent a lot on a gun, but I could have spent that on designer clothes I'm shooting guns like Michael Finley, a former NBA player If someone wants to fight me, do they not see my gun?īeat him up and then smoke weed afterwards Now I'm a cough syrup dealer, but I'm suffering physical harm I'm not careful with how much I'm consumingĬounting on a lot of cash and a large gun I'm constantly trying to catch up to where I want to be I'm enjoying my simple lifestyle with my gun I should be punished for my reckless life I have a lot of foreign cash and it stinks I'm addicted and desperate for my next fix I'm pouring old cough syrup into my drink If you want trouble, I've got plenty of it I'll shoot you and people will know your name I'm smoking weed and carrying a gun at all times I'm hustling hard, ready to fight for my turf The smell of the money is overwhelming and making me dizzy I'm making a lot of money, and it's got a strong odor I'm consuming too much cough syrup and it's taking a toll on me I'm hustling non-stop, making moves everywhere The song's overall theme is unwavering - the artist is someone who lives by his terms and rules, and he has the power, money, and influence to make anyone famous.Īcknowledgements to Sosa Baby and GBE Baby crew The verse ends with him buying an expensive weapon that could have bought a Fendi instead. The artist also mentions his willingness to beat someone and smoke them like a chimney. He talks about pulling up with killers and changing people's plans. The second verse is more aggressive, where the artist brags about his strength, weapons, and ability to kill anyone who opposes him or his gang. He sees himself as someone with power, where his pistol can make anyone famous or infamous. The artist then talks about gang-banging, smoking weed, and brandishing his pistol. He also mentions being in the bank, probably for money laundering, and the foul stench that follows him. He brags about the amount of lean he has consumed and how he may collapse under its weight. The first verse talks about the artist's daily routine in the trap, where he spends most of his time. He is seen as someone with authority who can make or break anybody by merely making them famous. The lyrics portray a life of illegal activities and gang banging, where the artist brags about his money, power, and influence.

The Commander-in-Chief's 'Famous' is a rap song that speaks about the life of a trap king. I'm shooting shit like the old Michael Finleyīought a FN but I could have bought a Fendi I nigga wanna box, what he don't see my semi?īeat his ass up, smoke his ass like a chimney Now I sell wock and I think I lost a kidney You can find me in the trap, gang banging You could find me in the trap, on the map Chain dangling let my pistol make you famousĪll these fucking pints, I am a professorĬounting on these bands big ass four nickel

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