Released: July 8, 2015

Songwriter: Chief Keef Young Chop

Producer: Young Chop

[Chorus]
I don't think I got one, I don't think I got one
I don't think I got one, I don't think I got one
A ring, I don't think I got one
A main, I don't think I got one
I don't think I got one, I don't think I got one
I don't think I got one, I don't think I got one
A rose, I don't think I got one
Your ho, mane, I think I got her

[Verse 1]
Pull up, catch a opp, I got one
And since I got one, here the cops come
Pull up, get yo ho, I got her
I'm finna bust down your ho and send her back up
I was in a party full of trappers
Party full of trappers with my Gat up
Niggas scared, they don't want no problems
'Cause they know these problems, they can't solve 'em
These niggas know that we about the violence
Niggas say we hidin', but we ridin'
Just bought a gun and bought it with silence
Come through, shhh, bang it

[Chorus]
I don't think I got one, I don't think I got one
I don't think I got one, I don't think I got one
A ring, I don't think I got one
A main, I don't think I got one
I don't think I got one, I don't think I got one
I don't think I got one, I don't think I got one
A rose, I don't think I got one
Your ho, mane, I think I got her

[Verse 2]
I'm finessin', countin' checks in, gettin' checks in
And if you disrespect this Smith & Wesson
Gimme my Smith & Wesson, at your neck
Rush out, stripped your bitch ass naked
It's a habit, all I make is classic
Mama raised me, that makes me a bastard
Now the fucking bastard at getting cabbage
And now this young savage, car savage
Don't give no fuck, I pay the bar balance
Just to meet me, bitch, it cost a large balance
Bitch, these Air Force One, not no New Balance
I ain't 2 Chainz, I'm too hammers

[Chorus]
I don't think I got one, I don't think I got one
I don't think I got one, I don't think I got one
A ring, I don't think I got one
A main, I don't think I got one
I don't think I got one, I don't think I got one
I don't think I got one, I don't think I got one
A rose, I don't think I got one
Your ho, mane, I think I got her

Chief Keef

Chief Keef was born Keith Farrelle Cozart and grew up in the most dangerous neighborhood of Chicago, “O Block,” on 64th street and MLK drive.

Keef is widely known as the forefather of “drill rap,” and for being the reason that modern rap is where it is today.

He started his path to Stardom in 2011