Curren$y

Released: June 11, 2008

Songwriter: Curren$y

Never has there ever been a fella on the level that I stand
With the power to destroy the whole world in one hand, or so they say
Because the things we say influence the children today
But who the fuck are they
And if they were spending more time teaching their children the difference between right and wrong
Then they wouldn't have to learn life's lesson through a song
Cause truthfully I do believe it starts in a home
And it carries to when you're grown
From there I will move on
Don't wanna seem to smart
Cause niggas get assassinated
For being too educated
You know the fuzz are played
Dave Chapelle said to sprinkle coke on a body, make it drug related
Information that you niggas better get updated
Can't be scared to change
Gotta welcome it with open wings
They making up the rules as they go but i'm the one keeping the score, let's roll

Shante Scott Franklin AKA Spitta or Curren$y was born April 4, 1981 in New Orleans, LA. Originally, Spitta was signed to Master P’s label “No Limit Records” and was a member of the 504 Boyz, lead by Master P. The name of the group was in reference to the area code in which they resided. Their most popular song, “Wobble Wobble” peaked at number 17 in the U.S.

However, in 2004, Curren$y signed with Cash Money Records and Young Money Entertainment, founded by Lil Wayne. Later leaving that, Curren$y is currently signed under Warner Bros. Music Group and has started his own imprint, “Jet Life Records”.

To date, Curren$y has released five studio albums, the most successful being the most recent, “The Stoned Immaculate” which peaked at number eight in the U.S. He has also released two collaboration albums, “Jet World Order”, and it’s sequel, “Jet World Order 2” with other members of Jet Life Records.

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