Released: October 31, 2014

Songwriter: Chief Keef

Producer: Chief Keef

[Intro]
Sosa on the beat
Sosa on the beat

[Chorus]
Car color soo woo
Seats same color crip
I'ma do me or do you
'Cause I got this thang on my hip
Baby I'm a fuckin' loose screw
'Cause I used to hang on the deck
All these fuckin' niggas fufu
I'm flashin' from my chain to my wrist

[Verse 1]
I'm smokin' on that fuckin' TuTu
With a fuckin' bang on my hip
Walk up on me, I do you
Ain't shit change over here
But my address and my jewels
All I do is blang over here
All the rims on the truck or my coupe
All I do is switch lanes over here
Hop up in that fuckin' soo woo
Then I go and hang with the crips
Hop up in that fuckin' Blue's Clues
But bitches blood gang over here

[Chorus]
Car color soo woo
Seats same color crip
I'ma do me or do you
'Cause I got this thang on my hip
Baby I'm a fuckin' loose screw
'Cause I used to hang on the deck
All these fuckin' niggas fufu
I'm flashin' from my chain to my wrist

[Verse 2]
Bang with the gang, gang bang gang
All I do is blang, look at my wrist Big Tymer's bling bling
I done named my son your highness, bitch that's a young king name
Pull up in that thing, what's her name
Trunk go wang wang, gang gang
Caught you at the light, that gun go bang bang, bang bang
Pull up in that ride in the left lane lane, lane lane
Baby I'mma fire on that flames flames, flames flames
All I do is get higher bitch I'm coolin' with the rain rain
Chopper bullets make 'em rain, rain
Pull up in that all red gang 'stang
All with that money up in my veins gang
Best to stay in back cuz you can't hang with gang

[Chorus]
Car color soo woo
Seats same color crip
I'ma do me or do you
'Cause I got this thang on my hip
Baby I'm a fuckin' loose screw
'Cause I used to hang on the deck
All these fuckin' niggas fufu
I'm flashin' from my chain to my wrist

Chief Keef

Chief Keef was born Keith Farrelle Cozart and grew up in the most dangerous neighborhood of Chicago, “O Block,” on 64th street and MLK drive.

Keef is widely known as the forefather of “drill rap,” and for being the reason that modern rap is where it is today.

He started his path to Stardom in 2011