Released: November 6, 2020

Songwriter: Cash (XO) Wheezy NAV

Producer: Bobby Raps Wheezy

[Intro]
(Wheezy outta here)

[Verse 1]
I could fly three of my homies on a twenty passenger jet (Let's go)
I could put her in my rotation, then she'll never get upset (Never)
I could make sure when I touch down, I go straight into my Wraith (Shh)
My Goyard bag hold two-fifty, put a mortgage in my safe (Safe)
Got M's in my account, feel like I can finally take a break (Bandos)
Divin' inside the ocean, and my neck look like a lake
All of my pockets stuffed with lots of cheese that you can't grate (Cheese)
100K plus for a show and I'm booked state-to-state (Let's go)
Pinky ring, big centеr stone with lil' VVS's all around it
I know that it's all there, but I still lovе the feelin' every time I count it (Shh)
Shawty got a lil' makeup on, fuck her, tell her, rub her mask off
Cop shit, pop the tag off, take LSD and blast off

[Chorus]
Ain't see me since high school, it's been a minute
Can't you tell I'm litty? Bust down cost one-fifty
Lift my door, go get in (Get in)
Big tool to handle my business
Got foreigns like Fivio, big drip (Big drip)
Pourin' up drank, take a big sip
R.I.P. Nip', got blue strips
Wake up, I gotta go get it
They told me I couldn't, I did it
I'm a man of my town and my bity
No security, I keep my blicky
Feel notorious like Biggie
Hundred round drums, big titties (Brr)
Lost 100K, no biggie
Make it right back, no kizzy

[Verse 2]
Fucked up my re-up so many times, now I know how to make it back
New artist that I never heard of want a feature, tell me, "Where the paper at?" (Woah)
All my cars go real fast, got horses in 'em, like where the stable at? (Skrrt)
Countin' paper like loose leaf and it stick together like, where the staple at?
Shorty really got no chance of raggin' me
If she pullin' up and her feet look raggedy
Never let her post a picture taggin' me
Just to find out that she turned her back on me
Everything I do, I do it properly
Ain't talkin' money, then please don't talk to me
Bought new watches and all 'em factory
Investin' money, got a lot of property
Really came up, can't believe it
Stay in four seasons every season
Soon as I came, when she leavin'
Get me nothin' but head like Beavis
Lately, I been on autopilot
Help me focus, they don't wanna try it
Gettin' paid 'cause I put the time in
Me and Money reunited

[Chorus]
Ain't see me since high school, it's been a minute
Can't you tell I'm litty? Bust down cost one-fifty
Lift my door, go get in (Get in)
Big tool to handle my business
Got foreigns like Fivio, big drip (Big drip)
Pourin' up drank, take a big sip
R.I.P. Nip', got blue strips
Wake up, I gotta go get it
They told me I couldn't, I did it
I'm a man of my town and my bity
No security, I keep my blicky
Feel notorious like Biggie
Hundred round drums, big titties (Brr)
Lost 100K, no biggie
Make it right back, no kizzy

NAV

Navraj Singh Goraya (born November 3, 1989), popularly known as NAV, is an Indian-Canadian recording artist, record producer, and engineer from Rexdale, Ontario, Canada, a district of Toronto. His parents are both from the state of Punjab in India and are fluent in the Punjabi language; NAV himself is fluent in both English and Punjabi and practices the religion of Sikhism, the religion the majority of Punjabs practice.

Following in the footsteps of Canadian singer The Weeknd, the co-founder and leader of XO and a frequent collaborator of his, NAV has preferred to let his SoundCloud do the talking in the early stages of his career. Although going largely unnoticed at the time of its release, NAV’s first noteworthy production credit was in July 2015 when he helped co-produce Drake’s diss track towards Meek Mill, “Back to Back.”

After hearing a string of successful SoundCloud hits, including the self-produced “Myself,” in 2016, Amir “Cash” Esmailian,, the co-founder and manager of XO, reached out to NAV, giving him an opportunity to expand from the revolutionary music platform. NAV has grabbed numerous features since linking up with The Weeknd and the rest of XO, consisting of Belly, 88GLAM, and Black Atlass. His first and arguably most recognizable feature (which he also solely produced) is Travis Scott’s September 2016 song, “beibs in the trap,” from Travis' sophomore studio album, Birds in the Trap Sing McKnight.