Released: July 13, 2010

Featuring: Yasiin Bey Jay Electronica

Songwriter: Jay Electronica Yasiin Bey Curren$y

Producer: Ski Beatz

[Intro]
Wack niggas sleep rappin' and woke up in trouble
Wack niggas with that sleep rap and then woke up in trouble
You were cool ten years ago, you fucking Lex Bubbles

[Verse 1: Curren$y]
Brand new tires, Rollin down the same old strip
New party, same old chicks
I'm so sorry if I don't look happy to be here
In your label office, but they said I can't smoke weed here
Man, fuck it, I'm out
Black owned, and I'm 'bout it, fool
I got a studio in my house
Along with some the perks that come with my work
Pretty twenty-something sleeping in my Diamond Supply shirt
There is not a adjective to describe how I work
Hard is not enough brother I'm tougher
Wack niggas with that sleep rappin' and woke up in trouble
You was cool ten years ago, you fucking Lex Bubbles!
You gotta know when to hold em', know when to fold em'
Learn how to roll with the punches
Take em' to school give these niggas brown bag lunches
If it ain't the Jets, then it ain't nothing, yeah

[Hook: Yasiin Bey]
Yo, the king closed his cloak, the set was overfull
Such a excellent moment, so emotional
He rushed out on the field, so devoted for
Final victory clutch, they went postal-code
Glory overload, hold up, hold my coat
Please! Remember this day
This changes everything, we can do anything
Until you show anyway

[Verse 2: Jay Electronica]
My momma told me, "Son, always call a spade a spade"
Be like Chuck D never be like Flavor Flav
But that clock around his neck is so fly
And the way he complimenting Chuckie with that bow tie flow
Make me feel high so I'm gon' spit it my way
Excuse me as I do me cruisin' rudely down the high way
I'm young, black, intelligent, elegant, blasé
Back to the thesis
Back to to shooting craps and talking smack to the polices
Back to black and gold Ballys, Dickies with the creases
Pulling young'uns by the coattails, schoolin' em' who the beast is
I pray this flow is dumb enough, ugh
I pray my heart is DMC and Reverend Run enough
'Cause I'ma throw my number up
I'm a throw some chicken bones and feathers on a hundred bucks
And summon up the thunder, what!
The voodoo man is coming, bruh
Can't see the forest for the trees, it's okay
I got my jigsaw and my lumber truck
Tell them boys their run is up

[Hook: Yasiin Bey]
Yo, the king closed his cloak, the set was overfull
Such a excellent moment, so emotional
He rushed out on the field, so devoted for
Final victory clutch, they went postal-code
Glory overload, hold up, hold my coat
Please! Remember this day
This changes everything, we can do anything
Until you show anyway
We ready for anything!

Curren$y

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.