Curren$y

Released: February 19, 2007

Songwriter: Curren$y

Producer: J Dilla

[Intro: Curren$y]
I ain't even know
Yup
Young Money
Cash money
Curren$y the hot spitta
Fly nigga
Yeah

[Verse: Curren$y]
Little nigga but I'm bigger than ya'll
When it comes to the digits I used to roll deep
I had to cut some of them niggas
Was only hanging 'round me to impress them bitches
And get up in them clubs free
But I wasn't with it
Naw homie forget it
Ain't nobody fucking with it
You think you really know me
But you might know me
I was born in them 'burbs
Where the 3rd Ward love me, yah
I can't remember running with a brick
Never went
He would go and get a five for twenty off of Willa
Those was humble beginnings
When my niggas used to hustle to pay for their school (?)
And ducking, high when niggas robbing and killing, yah
And I was pushing that Chevy from the East to the Bricks
And then from the Bricks to the East
Cutting class and hanging with (?)
Whipping a quart of water and a bag of Skittles
Hot Spitta nigga yah

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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