Chief Keef

Featuring: Lil Uzi Vert

Songwriter: Lil Uzi Vert Chief Keef

Producer: Chief Keef

Lyrics from Snippets

[Intro]
Turbo
T-T-T-T-T-Turbo on the track

[Verse 1: Chief Keef]
Lost in the drought
I need some drank (Drank)
Where the sizzler? (Where the sizzler?)
I picked it up (I picked it up)
Got a lot of shots (Got a lot of shots)
Like Cdai
Got a lot of cake (Got a lot of cake)
Like my b-day (Like my b-day)
Gain a lot of weight (Gain a lot of weight)
Gain a lot of hate
Boy, don't get your face (Boy, don't get your face)
Discombobulated (Discombobulated)
Say she wanna face me
I'm comin' out, baby (I'm comin' out, baby)
That mulignane, baby (Mulignane, baby)
Take ya to Benihana, baby (Benihana, baby)
I got my semi-auto, baby (Semi-auto, baby)
In case it's problems, baby (Buh)
That's from the heart, baby (That's from the heart)
Don't touch start, baby (Don't touch start)
You wanna get in trouble?
My house got a bar, baby
There you are, baby (Huh?)
Just don't violate

[Chorus: Chief Keef]
These boys mulignanes, mulignanes
Mulignanes, mulignanes
These boys mulignanes, mulignanes
Mulignanes, mulignanes (Uh)
Let me at 'em (Uh, yeah)
Let me at 'em (Uh, yeah)
Let me at 'em (Uh, yeah)
You know we at 'em (Uh, yeah)
Let me at 'em (Uh, yeah)
Let me at 'em (Bang, bang)

[Verse 2: Chief Keef]
Why these bitches act like they know me?
Why you niggas roll 'round with police? (Police)
Why we hitting niggas cities just four deep? (Four deep)
Baby girl, the whole world know about me (Me)
I know a lot of these niggas don't like me (Don't like me)
I know a lot of these niggas say they gon' fight me (Gon' fight me)
Put the money in the machine and it go "beep" (Beep)
Shawty said she wanted company (Company)
She know I'm the waviest in the sea (In the sea)
Baby girl, just be what you wanna be (Just be)
She know that I'm somethin' like a [?] (Somethin' like)
She know I'm that nigga with the drip (With the drip)
She got a long time to [?] ([?])
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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

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