Released: October 31, 2015

Songwriter: London on da Track Young Thug

Producer: London on da Track

[Intro]
We came a long way and that's why I say

[Chorus]
'Bout time, 'bout time, 'bout time, 'bout time, 'bout time
'Bout time, 'bout time, 'bout time, 'bout time, 'bout time
'Bout damn time, I swear to God
God damn time, ayy

[Verse 1]
I done ran that money up, 'bout time
I used to stack a five, now I'm stacking dimes
I don't care if none of y'all ain't my kind
Your watch cost 5000, you wasted your time
And I'm finished, why you still at the line?
If you ain't Damu nigga, you must be blind
And I ain't turning down, turn down for what?
I'ma turn up every time, every time
Every time, every time
I cop a ten thousand pimp belt
I told the bitch she gotta suck and fuck
Ooh, in front and back and make her double nut
Wrapped up in towel, got out my cat plug
I swear to God she wetter than a tub
I supply real niggas and they show me love
I fuck three, four hoes every time I'm in club
Crack pack count, I gotta see these fucks
Mommy wassup? No gives, I got kilos
She'll cook up a four
I wanna be that nigga, my Denali truck stand tall
I can't even see these niggas
If I wanted to I still couldn’t see these niggas

[Chorus]
'Bout time, 'bout time, 'bout time, 'bout time, 'bout time
'Bout time, 'bout time, 'bout time, 'bout time, 'bout time
'Bout damn time, I swear to God
God damn time, ayy

[Bridge]
I came from the bottom, 'bout time, yeah
I know these niggas want fuck with me, 'bout time
I'm a footballer bitch, for a long time
Came from smoke in the cup, quite a long time, yeah

[Verse 2]
These bitches know I wanna fuck 'em all
Young Money shit
These bitches know they come round me with no drawers
('Cause what?) I'm on that horny shit
This that horny shit, I don't care, I got horns bitch
A capella now, I'ma beat your fucking clique
I might mail this shit, I won't never tell no bitch
All my bitches thin and brown, this that pretzel shit
Miss Chelle, Miss Chelle
She got bumps and rumps all over BB
I buy her CC, then I turn that shit to BB
I'm like feed me, feed me, feed me
I don't wanna eat ye

[Chorus]
'Bout time, 'bout time, 'bout time, 'bout time, 'bout time
'Bout time, 'bout time, 'bout time, 'bout time, 'bout time
'Bout damn time, I swear to God
God damn time, ayy

[Outro]
It's 'bout time bitch
He ain't have nothing to say nigga
Ain't going back, nigga
I drank pints a day, bitch
Loaded, ayy

Young Thug

Jeffery Lamar Williams (b. August 16, 1991), popularly known as Young Thug, is an innovative trap artist from Atlanta known for his experimental vocal styles on versatile production ranging from hard trap beats to experimental pop records. Thug is known as a pioneer for much of the 2010s generation of rap, and his constant cosigns, features, and chart presence cement his status as a leader in the streaming era and current rap scene.

While Young Thug released his first mixtape in 2011, it wasn’t until fellow ATL trap artist Gucci Mane took Thug under his wing in 2013 that he began to see great success as an artist. That year, Thug released his first major hit, “Stoner,” which quickly gained viral traction on social media, then “Danny Glover,” which propelled him to an even larger scale of success. After Gucci Mane went to prison in 2013, Thug saw success by re-aligning himself with Cash Money Records’s own Birdman and his newly-formed Rich Gang collective with the hit single “Lifestyle” and a collaborative mixtape before officially signing to 300 Ent. in 2015. Under 300, Thug continued to release many more singles, mixtapes, and features, gradually boosting his popularity before releasing his debut album, So Much Fun, which topped the Billboard 200 on August 31, 2019.

After 2015’s “Best Friend” became Thug’s first platinum single, his 2016 collaboration with Travis Scott, “pick up the phone,” became his new highest-charting song on the Billboard Hot 100. This would later be succeeded by “Havana” with Camila Cabello, the best-selling single of 2018. However, his current highest-charting song as lead artist is “Hot,” which topped the Rolling Stone 100 and peaked at #11 on the Billboard Hot 100, surpassing his previous biggest hit, “The London,” which peaked at #12 on the Billboard Hot 100.