Released: August 5, 2014

Songwriter: Charlie Heat Lil Uzi Vert

Producer: Charlie Heat

[Intro]
Tell her got bankroll
I tell her got bankroll
I tell her got bankroll
I tell her got bankroll

[Chorus]
Got so much money, I'm a flexer
Need me some money, so I'ma finesse ya
One hunnit hondo, nigga catch up
Now ya bitch want me, get ya checks up
Got so much money, I'm a flexer
Need me some money, so I'ma finesse ya
One hunnit hondo, nigga catch up
Now ya bitch want me, get ya checks up

[Verse 1]
I'm getting money, not a stressor
If ya bitch on me, I'ma F her
Put her on my squad, they gone stretch her
Nigga ain't stupid, If he try test us
Cuz we got them uzi's, or them techs uh
We got extendos, bruh you get wet up
We got them things now that'll stretch ya
We don't do body, aim at yo neck up
Count money photos, that's a no no
Cause if you owe bro you catch this 4-4
Count money photos, that's a no no
Cause if you owe bro you catch this 4-4

[Chorus]
Got so much money, I'm a flexer
Need me some money, so I'ma finesse ya
One hunnit hondo, nigga catch up
Now ya bitch want me, get ya checks up
Got so much money, I'm a flexer
Need me some money, so I'ma finesse ya
One hunnit hondo, nigga catch up
Now ya bitch want me, get ya checks up

[Verse 2]
Paper don't fold now, got bankroll now
Rock yellow gold now, that shit old now
Platinum my Rollie, need like four now
Making me millions, that's my goal now
Say you ain't know me, why you jaw me
Running through hit hoes, that don't owe me
Say you ain't know me, why you jaw me
Running through hit hoes, that don't owe me

[Chorus]
Got so much money, I'm a flexer
Need me some money, so I'ma finesse ya
One hunnit hondo, nigga catch up
Now ya bitch want me, get ya checks up
Got so much money, I'm a flexer
Need me some money, so I'ma finesse ya
One hunnit hondo, nigga catch up
Now ya bitch want me, get ya checks up

Lil Uzi Vert

Symere Bysil Woods (b. July 31, 1994), popularly known as Lil Uzi Vert, is an American recording artist from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

In an interview with Vibe Magazine, the Francisville, North Philadelphia native explained the origins of his stage

Some guy was just like ‘You rap fast, man. Like a little machine gun,’ and from that moment I was Lil Uzi.