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Released: October 23, 2015

Featuring: Jeremih

Songwriter: Gillie Da Kid

[Hook: Jeremih]
Uh girl, I'ma show you what it's made for
Ain't that what you came for?
You ain't gotta say something
I know you want it bad
You get enough, I know you like it rough
So I'ma put my name on your love
Like a TATTOO, oh ah, too, oh ah
Like a TATTOO, oh ah, too, oh ah

[Verse 1: Gillie Da Kid]
Yeah, I ain't got no problems spending no change on it
If she bad enough I'ma tat her up, let me put my name on it
She tells me pull her hair, tell me smack her from the rear
She says she likes it rough, the harder I go it hypes the rush
So you know a nigga pipe the rock
One or two times is not enough
Then it's one to the next
That means another one bites the dust
Buffing out, we on that Pete Ciroc
Soon as we hit the spot we ride that in homie keep the lot
When she on top she loves to scream a lot
She saying Gillie, Gillie, please don't stop
Shawty backing so I had to do it
I texted that ass and she returned, Jackson Hewitt!

[Hook: Jeremih]
Uh girl, I'ma show you what it's made for
Ain't that what you came for?
You ain't gotta say something
I know you want it bad
You get enough, I know you like it rough
So I'ma put my name on your love
Like a TATTOO, oh ah, too, oh ah
Like a TATTOO, oh ah, too, oh ah

[Verse 2: Gillie Da Kid}
Yeah, see you so fine I'ma come a tattoo my name
Not on your skin, see I tattoo your brain
So Gillie's on your mind and I'm talking permanently
(Forever?)
For days and god damn it I love your fragrance
You smell so right your face so pretty
Your jeans so tight, wanna eat tonight
If you with me tonight I'm gonna sour in that lean a night
And I swear you got the nicest hips
Yeah you so sexy when you bite your lips
That thing so wet I swear I might just slip
But I think so tight I named it vice and grips
And all she do is back it up
One get lead to slap it up
Autograph that thing, I leave it tatted up

[Hook: Jeremih]
Uh girl, I'ma show you what it's made for
Ain't that what you came for?
You ain't gotta say something
I know you want it bad
You get enough, I know you like it rough
So I'ma put my name on your love
Like a TATTOO, oh ah, too, oh ah
Like a TATTOO, oh ah, too, oh ah

[Outro: Jeremih]
Baby tell me that it's mine
I wanna hear you say my name
Baby say my name
Lay down, come lay down
You know I'ma tat it up
Every time I tear it up

Gillie Da Kid

Philadelphia hardcore rapper Gillie da Kid was first thrown into the national spotlight in 2006 from a controversy with Cash Money Records and its star rapper, Lil Wayne, when he claimed to have ghost-written for some of the label’s artists, particularly Wayne. Years before the embroilment, Gillie da Kid, real name Nasir Fard, and his Major Figgas clique were heavyweights in Philadelphia’s underground scene from pushing several independent records and mixtapes. The seven-person crew eventually signed to the Houston, TX-based Suave House Records toward the end of the ‘90s, but when the label lost its distribution with Universal, Gillie went elsewhere to pursue a solo career. The boasting MC crossed paths with Cash Money CEO Bryan “Baby” Williams backstage at a concert in Philadelphia, and almost within a week, he was signed to the New Orleans label. Because of disputes over his publishing, however, a solo record never materialized; instead, he remained behind the scenes as a ghostwriter (though Cash Money still denies it). As did major talents B.G., Juvenile, and Mannie Fresh before him, he departed Cash Money, but still remained on good terms with Lil Wayne – that is, until 2006 when Wayne put out a set of unwarranted jabs against Gillie on one of his mixtapes. When Gillie let the cat out of the bag, the hip-hop press (both print and Internet) gave him tons of exposure. Mixtape gurus like DJ Kay Slay and DJ Drama were even seeking the rapper out to issue new material. He later inked a deal with rising indie label Babygrande Records, which issued The Best of the GDK Mixtapes compilation in March 2007. In 2008 he released the single “Get Down on the Ground”, which would be covered by Soulja Boy in 2013 as just “Get Down.”

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