Released: June 7, 2019

Songwriter: DJ Ayo Polo G

Producer: DJ Ayo

[Chorus]
Gave you one hundred strikes, you was askin' for it and your wish was granted
Felt like you would jeopardize what I had goin', nigga, I couldn't chance it
And I know you bitch-made so I don't expect you to understand it
I know you furious 'cause I'm banded up and my diamonds dancing
Hoppin' out of first class in another state, my plane just landed
All you had to do was play your role, I wouldn't've left you stranded
Ain't how I wanted shit to go, that wasn't the way I planned it
'Cause I been there before, know what it's like to feel abandoned

[Verse 1]
Why everybody think that I owe 'em somethin'? That shit be strange
It ain't my fault that you fucked up, I ain't the one to blame
Still ain't got off your ass yet, all you did was complain
Grown ass man lookin' for a handout, you should be ashamed
Once you stop fuckin' with 'em, they start throwin' dirt all on your name
But every nigga deep in my circle know that I'm still the same
I always kept it a hundred so how the fuck I change?
No, I never been the type to go against the grain
Ain't wanna cut you off, you don't think that caused me pain?
I had to separate myself and just stay in my lane
Everybody ain't real, lot of niggas just be in this shit for fame
That social media been fuckin' up these niggas' brains
They'll sell they soul for a lil' attention, man, that shit be lame
Did certain shit that you can't take back and you can't explain
Been tryna keep my composure, they gon' make me go insane
Might put them shooters on your ass, and they got perfect aim

[Chorus]
Gave you one hundred strikes, you was askin' for it and your wish was granted
Felt like you would jeopardize what I had goin', nigga, I couldn't chance it
And I know you bitch-made so I don't expect you to understand it
I know you furious 'cause I'm banded up and my diamonds dancing
Hoppin' out of first class in another state, my plane just landed
All you had to do was play your role, I wouldn't've left you stranded
Ain't how I wanted shit to go, that wasn't the way I planned it
'Cause I been there before, know what it's like to feel abandoned

[Verse 2]
Nigga, for my family, did what I did, I don't need validation
My mama the only one ever came to bond me up out that station
Sittin' in that cell, I used to feel like my potential wasted
I finally know what the top feel like, I come from that basement
Everybody latching on, tryna benefit from my situation
I ran that bag up, you in your head making up calculations
Every time I look up, it's a soft ass nigga clout chasing
I grinded hard for the spot I got, they wish we traded places
I'm living lavish now and I guess you wanted an invitation
I'm tryna understand what make you think that I'm obligated
No, I can't kick it with you no more, my nigga, that ball deflated
I knew you was never really rootin' for me, I used to peep the hatin'
So many times I was in denial, but I just had to face it
Gave you an inch, you took a mile, now look what I created
Always lookin' for your cut, worried 'bout what I'm makin'
Posted with you, that's what I went through on a daily basis

[Chorus]
Gave you one hundred strikes, you was askin' for it and your wish was granted
Felt like you would jeopardize what I had goin', nigga, I couldn't chance it
And I know you bitch-made so I don't expect you to understand it
I know you furious 'cause I'm banded up and my diamonds dancing
Hoppin' out of first class in another state, my plane just landed
All you had to do was play your role, I wouldn't've left you stranded
Ain't how I wanted shit to go, that wasn't the way I planned it
'Cause I been there before, know what it's like to feel abandoned

Polo G

Taurus Tremani Bartlett (born January 6th, 1999) otherwise known as Polo G, is a breakout star from Chicago known for his impeccable delivery, rowdy drill records, and heartfelt personal tracks.

Born on the north side of Chicago in the Cabrini-Green district, G experienced the grisly and unforgiving realities of the street life within Illinois' largest city. Growing up on the block, experiencing the deaths of friends and loved ones, and facing jail time became the staples of Capalot’s childhood, which he in turn implemented into his music as a means to escape what he witnessed and was raised on.

The rap genre became an outlet for the Windy City teen to cope with the violent loss of several family members and friends. In 2017, he started releasing tracks on SoundCloud and YouTube via WorldStarHipHop, which slowly gained him a following.