Released: December 4, 2015

Featuring: J. Cole

Songwriter: Samuel Joachim Ron Gilmore Shlomoh Jeremih KQuick Cedric Brown J. Cole Bas

Producer: KQuick Cedric Brown

[Intro: Jeremih]
I won't let it out until you let me know if you love it
Ayy, baby, I'ma take it low

[Verse 1: Bas]
I'm on my night job
My niggas riding, my city understand us
See a hundred bandits, each put a hundred bands up
They can't call us bandits no more
Same hood, same corner store
But them same old hoes ain't wearing panties no more
I'm on my night job
Slim waist with them fat thighs
Never been baptized
But she soak me all in her holy water
I'm one of five, she the only daughter
She ain't used to sharing
I ain't used to caring
Let's play truth or dare
'Cause lately my lifestyle's like dynamite
I'ma go lights out, Black Dynamite
Smoke one, that I might
I'm on my night job
Always knew how to play these cards of mine
Fuck rap, we seen harder times
Jump back like Vinny Carter prime
I'm on my—

[Bridge: Jeremih]
I won't let it out until you let me know if you love it
Aye, baby, I'ma take it low

[Verse 2: J. Cole]
I'm on my night job, y'all niggas jivin', I'm back up in position
Earnhardt, I'ma catch some nigga slippin'
Burn hard on a track and get to whippin'
I'm on my night job, why is it always blacks that get detention?
For my nigga with the pass to get the flip in
Boy, that trap is a accurate description
I'm on my night job, finally got Bassy off the corner
'010 niggas thought he was a goner
He ducked shots, now it's "Bas we got a phoner"
I'm on my night job, flew the posse out to Rome and
Won't tell you 'bout no Basquiat, don't want 'em
Nigga, word to Selassie I, I'm zonin'
I'm on my night job

[Verse 3: Bas]
Got old niggas tryna bite cause they can't capture
The feeling from days 'fore the game passed 'em
Niggas out here lookin' like a bunch of Dame Dashes
Nicorette, that's patchwork
That ain't better than your last work
Cigarette, let the ash burn
Omen said don't worry 'bout the last word
I'ma hit the gas, swerve on 'em—Skrr!

[Bridge: J. Cole]
Too high to riot, that's my best excuse for being lazy
Being an artist, that's the best excuse for being crazy
I've been so infatuated, went to Clark and graduated
Now she on my face time and, my nigga, she just masturbated

[Verse 4: J. Cole]
Fuck a album release party, I'm out in the streets, shawty
How many rappers I killed—counted at least forty
Nah, I ain't God, but shawty down on her knees for me
I'm horny like that Coltrane album
A Love Supreme, that's Cole fave album
Lately, I've been dancing like a Soul Train album lately
Silly making songs talkin' 'bout how they hate me
They've been loving me this whole time
My only adversary was my own mind
Killed my ego now I'm snappin' like it's '09
With a gold mine of inspiration for y'all
Fuck your co-sign, that nigga can't fuck with Cole neither
Don't ask for a feature, we bring a whole liter of ether
To eat ya, we got heat for niggas, keep reachin'
If these bullets was heat-seeking
They wouldn't even reach you niggas
I'm on my...

Bas

Abbas Hamad, better known by his stage name Bas, is an American rapper born in Paris, though he was raised in Queens, New York. He signed to J. Cole’s Dreamville Records and Interscope Records after the release of his second project Quarter Water Raised Me, Vol. II.

His first studio album, Last Winter, was released on April 29th, 2014, only two weeks after the release of his Two Weeks Notice mixtape. Nearly two years later Bas was included in Dreamville’s collective project, Revenge of the Dreamers II. Shortly before the release of the collective project, Bas announced the release of his sophomore album, Too High To Riot, which released March 4th, 2016.