Big K.R.I.T.

Featuring: Ben Beamon

[Verse 1: Ben Beamon]
Me, Big and Pac in a black 'lac
Pac got his scar tat, I got my hat back
Big riding shotgun with a Coogi on, looking for CD to roll a doobie on
Blunt hittin' hard, Jack Dempsey
Smoke up in the car, listening to Pimp C
After that, we hit the booth, the killer bee, the track was some J Dilla Heat
The hook went:

[Hook]
Even when a nigga been gone, I'mma still live on
Yeah, my music is alive, then shoot me if you try, but I can never die, nigga
Even when a nigga been gone, I'mma still live on
Yeah, my booth is in the sky, then shoot me if you try, but I can never die, nigga

[Verse 2: Big K.R.I.T.]
In the abyss I resiz-ide, in the skizz-eye
I throw my Polo embroidered angel wings on and flizz-eye
And hit the nearest block party, to jam out with MJ, Pac and Bob Marley
Freestyle with Biggie and Pun, Big Year actin' a fool
Aaliyah ad-libbing to Screw on the 1s and 2s
And I mean everything was chill:
Willie was talking fly, and Marvin Gaye was on the grill
Pimp C sat me down and told me, "Young'n, keep it trill."
"It don't matter what they want, just always do what you feel,"
"If you've gotta press something, be the diamond on the wheel,"
"cause being scared to swang down just ain't no way to live
"cause even old schools show they grills"
Then he said, "Hold up!"
Grabbed some wine, hollered out, "UGK for life!" raised his glass and told me, "po' up"
My granddaddy tapped me on the shoulders
Then my grandma told me they was so proud I showed up with a booth in the sky

[Hook]
Even when a nigga been gone, I'mma still live on
Yeah, my music is alive, then shoot me if you try, but I can never die, nigga
Even when a nigga been gone, I'mma still live on
Yeah, my booth is in the sky, then shoot me if you try, but I can never die, nigga

Justin Lewis Scott (born August 26, 1986), better known by his stage name Big K.R.I.T. which stands for King Remembered In Time Is an American rapper and record producer hailing from Meridian, Mississippi.

He started his career in 2002 when he was still a teenager with the release of his first mixtape Dirty Thirty which he produced all by himself. Over the next years he would go on to release multiple mixtapes like See Me on top, See Me on Top II, Hood King of the Queen, See Me on Top III, and The Last King.

K.R.I.T’s strong work ethic and lyrical skills got recognition in 2010 when he dropped his mixtape Krit Wuz Here. The mixtape ‘s lead single “Country Shit,” was remixed by rappers Ludacris and Bun B who would later collaborated on other songs with K.R.I.T. in 2011 and charted on Billboard. In the same year, K.R.I.T got signed to Def Jam Recordings and was on the XXL 2011 Freshmen List. He then went on to release his mixtape Return of 4Eva which like the rest of his projects was self-produced.

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