Released: April 21, 2014

Songwriter: Jon Shave Jason Pebworth Natalie Lauren Jon Turner Jon Mills Iggy Azalea Frank Farian

Producer: Kurtis McKenzie The Invisible Men

[Verse 1: Iggy Azalea]
Ain't this what y'all need me for?
You done pissed me off, what is y'all leaving for?
Oh what? A white girl with a flow ain't been seen before
Bow down until your knees get sore
Treat Neimans like a grocery store
And Selfridges get the same rapport
Ask Bey when we off on tour
Hopping out a fly whip, screaming, "This ain't yours"
How famous can one get 'fore she get tired?
One phone call that make all the money get wired
Uh, spit fire that'll burn down an empire
20 deep in the Sprinter tryin' the Benz tires
Wave hello when I breeze by ya
Make enough in ten months I could live off or retire (woo)
But I just won’t quit
Tryna figure out which part of this you just don’t get, huh

[Hook]
Lord, lemme know if you got this, preaching about prophets
It ain’t no one man can stop us, bow down to a Goddess
Bow down to a Goddess, bow down to a Goddess
It ain’t no one man can stop us, bow down to a Goddess
Goddess, got it?

[Verse 2: Iggy Azalea]
Same critics wondered if I had it in me
Now want me to play friendly
But how the hell you play friendly when the mention of my name could cause a media frenzy?
The cameras flash everywhere, make it hard to miss me
Lately, I been crazy 'tell a psych ward commit me
After any competition coming up against me
You think it’s anything better, then come convince me
Until then I’ll be leading the race
So bow down, put your knee to your face
While I make wine outta water, turn rappers into martyrs
Set it off whenever I-G-G in the place, uh
Young rapper, Goddess, y'all a boring read like Rapper’s Digest
I could never see you fall like I skip through August
I’m thinkin' bout now would be the time to start this

[Hook]
Lord, lemme know if you got this, preaching about prophets
It ain’t no one man can stop us, bow down to a Goddess
Bow down to a Goddess, bow down to a Goddess
It ain’t no one man can stop us, bow down to a Goddess

[Bridge]
Put your hands in the sky, but only if you feel the vibe
They wanna bury me alive, but y'all ain't know real gods never die
Put your hands in the sky, but only if you feel the vibe
They wanna bury me alive, but y'all ain't know real gods never die

[Hook]
Lord, lemme know if you got this, preaching about prophets
It ain’t no one man can stop us, bow down to a Goddess
Bow down to a Goddess, bow down to a Goddess
It ain’t no one man can stop us, bow down to a Goddess
Goddess, got it?

Iggy Azalea

Amethyst Amelia Kelly (b. June 7, 1990), better known by her stage name Iggy Azalea, is an Australian rapper and songwriter signed to Island Records and Roc Nation. After being raised in a small town called Mullumbimby and feeling like an outsider, in 2006, at the age of 16, she moved to the United States to pursue a career in hip hop music, stating that she was drawn to the birthplace of rap, and resided in the Southern part of the country.

Moving from Miami to Houston to Atlanta, Iggy absorbed the Southern-style drawl of her surroundings and released her debut project, a mixtape titled Ignorant Art in September 2011, shortly after relocating to Los Angeles. Iggy commented that she made it “with intent to make people question and redefine old ideals.” The project’s raw electronic sound accentuated her unique style that would become a trademark throughout her career. Prior to the release of the mixtape, she had been sharing several home videos on her YouTube channel as an underground rapper and her debut music video for “Pu$$y” quickly went viral due to its explicit nature. In 2012, Iggy became the first female and the first non-American rapper to be featured on XXL’s annual Freshman Class cover issue.

Iggy then aligned herself with the self-proclaimed “King of the South” T.I., who executive produced her free EP Glory released in July 2012 through his Grand Hustle imprint, which included their popular collaboration “Murda Bizness”. Later that year, she was featured on the Hustle Gang Cypher at the BET Hip Hop Awards. In October 2012, Iggy released her second mixtape TrapGold, produced entirely by Diplo and 1st Down of FKi. In the following year, she was selected as the tour opening act for the likes of Beyoncé and Nas.