Featuring: Wale

Songwriter: Chrisette Michele Wale Askia Fountain J-Rob

Producer: J-Rob

[Wale]

She so ahead of the curb, peter get on the nerves
A thrift store for furs, and I’m hoping that miss knows her worth my loafer
She deserve of this thats and mores
Williamsburg with the riff raff of course, bills gonna fall behind
For the ills and the fashion forward
Ok, smile for the photo, cafe and tryina find a couple sohos
Approximately, my street, just watch me
The cops do, but cabs don’t I’m dark skin
Chris dior, mangella, Givenchy
Cool people in costumes how I see it
Greene sheet, I’m just playing some nas here
If I ruled the world better ghetto with non fear
The complex will cover Obama and Romney
And the only lucrative beef is to fucking rely on me

Spend a lot of money at the tattoo shop on weekends
Spend a lot of dividends on nb concert tickets
And I might just fly to Amsterdam, to hang with a friend of mine
Raybans shades hide the party I had at my spot last night
At 4:30 make it to Chrishan’s day I feel so fly
Oho, the coffee run I’m so tired
Starbucks please I’m so buy
Tryina change the world, die

I’m a rich hipster, I hang with 30000 fans, yeah
A really, really rich hipster, the richness lives in here
One to your heart

Home made t shirt, tattoo, converse, uniform
Yet not the norm
Home made t shirt, tattoos, converse, uniform
Look nice, yet not ignored
We all try to be different but we’re all alike
Sharing art and love we all bleed red tonight
When I hit the club, promise to show me love
No matter who you are, we all can get along
Meeting a new stranger, making new friend
Never know maybe a friend to the end
American delight and I’m back again
Wave your love when you wave your flag
I said wave your love when you wave your flag
Be Rich

I’m a rich hipster, I hang with 30000 fans, yeah
A really, really rich hipster, my richness lives in here

I’m a rich hipster, I hang with 30000 fans, yeah
A really, really rich hipster, my richness lives in here
I’m a rich hipster, I hang with 30000 fans, I do, aha
I’m a rich hipster, my richness lives in here

Chrisette Michele

While most recognized for her featured artist contributions, Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Chrisette Michele has produced a #1 album and numerous Billboard-charting records to her own credit. Born Chrisette Michele Payne on December 8, 1982 in Central Islip, New York, she grew up in a church-heavy household in Patchogue, New York, and her life as a performer began early as she sang with the choir of her parents' church congregation. After a high school teacher gave her a CD to Astrud Gilberto’s “The Girl From Ipanema”, her first exposure to secular music, she enrolled vocal performance programs at Five Towns College, where she would study Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holliday, and Frank Sinatra as models for her career prior to her graduation.

At the same time, Chrisette began showcasing within small-scale New York City venues, including at the Village Underground club in 2006, where she was discovered separately by India.Arie, who offered her an opening act role on the Testimony Tour, Vol. 1, and by representatives of Island Def Jam Records, where she would eventually sign under the direction of L.A. Reid. By the next year she had scored featured artists credits on records alongside Jay-Z, Nas, and Kanye West and her debut album, I Am, was released with strong success. Most of her first effort consisted of music Chrisette had begun recording or writing prior to signing to Def Jam; with assistance from John Legend, Salaam Remi, and Babyface, the album earned a Gold certification, topped at #5 in the R&B/Hip Hop chart, and a Top 30 spot in the Billboard 200. Her Grammy came from the song “Be Ok”, featuring Will.I.Am, for ‘Best Urban/Alternative Performance’ in 2009.

After opening up for Kem and Angie Stone on their tours, Chrisette co-headlined The Art of Love Tour with Raheem DeVaughn and opening artist Solange Knowles in 2008. She took on more features and songwriting gigs with The Roots, Ghostface Killah, The Game, and Wale, solidifying her growing hip hop fan base in time for her second album, Epiphany on May 5, 2009, which is still her best-selling album to date. It debuted at #1 with 83,000 first-week sales, knocking over Bob Dylan’s Together Through Life from the top of the Billboard chart. With major production or assistance from Ne-Yo and Darkchild, the singles “Epiphany” and “Blame It On Me” took over urban radio and made her one of Def Jam’s top artists. In 2010, as she completed her first solo headlining tour, The Epiphany Tour, she was featured on the Rick Ross hit “Aston Martin Music” with fellow singer-songwriter Drake, another Top 30 release and her best-selling feature to date. Her next album, Let Freedom Reign came out on November 30 of that same year and was Chrisette’s third consecutive Top 30 Overall/Top 10 R&B/Hip Hop Billboard album.