Released: July 29, 2016

Featuring: Takeoff Brandon Marshall T.I. Quavo

Songwriter: T.I. Quavo

Producer: Lex Luger

[Intro: Quavo]
We know game
We know game
We know game
We know game

[Hook: Quavo]
Ball player, ball-ball player
Ball player, ball-ball player
(We know game)
Ball player, ball-ball player
Ball player, ball-ball player
(We know game)
Baller alert, baller alert, baller alert
Baller alert, baller alert, baller alert
Baller alert, baller alert

[Bridge: Quavo]
Gotta make sure that my chains go with all my clothes
Gotta make sure that my cars matchin' all my clothes
With the draco
Quavo Honcho can go places that you can't go
So traditional
Keep the same team, same number that's the way it goes
Ain't this what you here for
Now they say they want that Migos flow

[Verse 1: Quavo]
Talk about bales and kilos
Talk about breaking down relo
Talk about working your speed up
Talk about gasin' your jeep up
Talk about backin' the jeep up
Talk about fallin' then get up
My pockets, they doin' sit ups
I be right back, got a pick up
They say it's cheaper to leave her
Baller alert on my beeper
Cappin' is cheaper
Leave it to Beaver
Dabbing like Cam
Catching plays like Brandon
When I'm on the field
Under Armour I'm branding

[Interlude: T.I. + Brandon Marshall + (Quavo)]
The music is a transference of energy, you dig?
This is right up my alley, like this is me right here
(As soon as it drops like here he go, that's the one)

[Hook: Quavo]
Ball player, ball-ball player
Ball player, ball-ball player
(We know game)
Ball player, ball-ball player
Ball player, ball-ball player
(We know game)
Baller alert, baller alert, baller alert
Baller alert, baller alert, baller alert

[Bridge: Quavo]
Gotta make sure that my chains go with all my clothes
Gotta make sure that my cars matchin' all my clothes
With the (?)
Quavo Honcho can go places that you can't go
So traditional
Keep the same team, same numbers that's the way it goes
Ain't just what you here for
Now they say they want that Migos flow

[Verse 2: T.I.]
Flexin' my athleticism
Yeah they ought to show this shit on television
Atlanta Falcon hoodie ballin'
Your girl, she tryna get under my Under Armour
Kick it pimpin', no extra point
Stay imitation, no hesitation
She accept and make it to my celebration
We ballin' hard with no sports agent
We free agent
Least three maybe four
Hit your city, lit everywhere we go
Throw it, I'ma make the catch, incredible
Like Brandon Marshall, coffee colored shawty with me everywhere
Have some (?) do run it hell yeah
Drippin' sauce all over everything
I'm a real king, you a little son
Boy don't make me pull the rings out the vault
I be showin' off, ain't even got to talk
Shawty let me hit the hole like Marshall Faulk
Or maybe Barry Sanders
Got some cheerleaders, no love handle
Okay
Ain't nothin' really, you better MVP me, Von Miller
Quick as Cam Newton
Superman jukin'
Poppin' champagne at the bowl game
When I told little mama win the whole thing, it ain't no thing
Baby champion is my first name, yeah

[Hook: Quavo]
Ball player, ball-ball player
Ball player, ball-ball player
(We know game)
Ball player, ball-ball player
Ball player, ball-ball player
(We know game)
Baller alert, baller alert, baller alert
Baller alert, baller alert, baller alert

[Bridge: Quavo]
Gotta make sure that my chains go with all my clothes
Gotta make sure that my cars matchin' all my clothes
With the (?)
Quavo Honcho can go places that you can't go
So traditional
Keep the same team, same numbers that's the way it goes
Ain't this what you here for
Now they say they want that Migos flow

Hustle Gang

Grand Hustle Records (formerly Grand Hustle Entertainment), also known as Hustle Gang Music, is an Atlanta, Georgia-based record label, founded in 2003, by American hip hop recording artist T.I. and his business partner Jason Geter. It currently operates as an independent record label. Up until December 2012, the label was distributed by Atlantic Records. The label is home to artists such as B.o.B, Young Dro, Trae tha Truth and Travis Scott, among others. The label has released 21 studio albums in total, with nine of them being certified gold or higher, by the Recording Industry Association of America. Additionally, the label has released four albums that reached number one, on the US Billboard 200 chart, namely King (2006), T.I. vs. T.I.P. (2007), Paper Trail (2008) and The Adventures of Bobby Ray (2010).