Featuring: Rahman “Rocky” Griffin

Producer: Jermaine Dupri Kanye West

[Intro]
See this was a [?]
So So Def
All y'all niggas faking and fronting
So So
Fuck that

[Chorus: Jermaine Dupri]
My life's real, I don't know about yours
You might have a lot of bitches but I got much more
Talk that unrealistic shit (Right)
Not me, I'm the definition of a pimp and how shit's 'posed to be
My life's real, I don't know about yours (Oh)
You might have a lot of bitches but I got much more
Talk that unrealistic shit (Right)
Not me, I'm the definition of a pimp and how it's 'posed to be

[Verse 1: Jermaine Dupri]
I got hoes that'll cut ya literally
For talking bad about player when you don't even know me
I got hoes that'll fucky fucky, sucky sucky
At the drop of a dime, anyplace anytime
I got hoes that'll hit the mall just for me
I'm talking 'bout Cartier, Polo to Gucci
I got hoes in Delta bumpin' up my miles
So I can fly othеr hoes to see me in the stylе
I got hoes that's a lot more loyal than niggas
When some shit jump off, they'll pull the trigger
I got hoes with fully furnace pads where I rest that
Work bust they ass and bring me half
I got hoes 'cause niggas ain't niggas no more
They talk like bitches that want to cut your throat
So when you see the [deuce deuces?] on my blue fo' door
Please know, it's me and a ho, it' might be yours

[Chorus: Jermaine Dupri]
My life's real, I don't know about yours
You might have a lot of bitches but I got much more
Talk that unrealistic shit (Right)
Not me, I'm the definition of a pimp and how shit's 'posed to be
My life's real, I don't know about yours (Oh)
You might have a lot of bitches but I got much more (That's right)
Talk that unrealistic shit (Right)
Not me, I'm the definition of a pimp and how it's 'posed to be

[Verse 2: Jermaine Dupri]
I got hoes that ain't got shit but a mouthpiece
Those the ones I just take out to eat
I got hoes tellin' other hoes, "That's my man
I'm his main bitch, you just one of his fans"
I got hoes that's cops, that keep me alert
That even though they hit my records think I got the work
I got hoes at BET and MTV
That play my shit twenty times a week

[Verse 3: ROC]
I got hoes talking about when ROC shit dropping
Want to call Jermaine and ask, "What the fuck is stopping?"
I got hoes, man, it's so many, I done lost count
'Bout a hundred sixty [?] a ridiculous amount
I got flows, more so I flow for them hoes
'Cause I could flow to any tempo over the [MP?]
I got flows, young and don't forget it, who be coming with it
Ducking from the critics every time I check my [?]
I got hoes, lots of those, Jers' to Atlanta
G strings and bandanas, in Los Angeles evening
I got hoes, 'cause the ROC is the definition of a P.I.M.P.-alogy
I got hoes that lay low, that's faithful, split forty-four for the pesos
They boogie and they gutter I just fuck 'em and they know
Once I bust 'em, I'ma disappear (Yeah)
I'm out the door [?] still in the air [?]

[Outro]
I got hoes shaking it up in the club for me
I got hoes on the block stacking ones for me
Want to wash my hair and massage my feet
Because they know the meaning of pimpalogy
I got hoes that'll ride or die for me
Slap the shit out of a nigga just for looking at me
[?] 2001, baby
I got my hoes and his hoes, and her hoes, oh no
I got hoes

Jermaine Dupri

Inspired at 12 years old by producer Teddy Riley, Jermaine Dupri Mauldin wrote his first song for the female rap group Silk Tymes Leather at 14. In his teens, he was also a dancer for Run DMC and Whodini, and worked as a DJ for the rappers of Fresh Set.

Later, Dupri would become most known for creating the record label So So Def and launching or furthering the careers of many artists such as Kris Kross, Da Brat, Xscape, Janet Jackson, Bow Wow, TLC among many others. As a producer, he’s been the man behind several chart-topping singles for Jay-Z, Mariah Carey, Usher, Nelly, Ashanti, Ludacris and Fabolous. Dupri also has many successful singles as a solo artist including “Welcome To Atlanta” (featuring Ludacris) and “Money Ain’t A Thing” (featuring Jay-Z).

Dupri won a Grammy in 2006 for his work on the Mariah Carey song “We Belong Together”. In 2018, he became the second hip-hop artist ever to be inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame.