Released: October 12, 2019

Featuring: Danny Swain

Songwriter: Earl Sweatshirt

VERSION 1:
[Verse 1: Earl Sweatshirt]
Don't blink, bitch
Real niggas on the brink of extinction
Livin' like he on a mothafuckin' hit list
Gunnin' for your bitch next, finnin' off a pissed ex
Declining your lips stretched
Mr. Anonymous probably sent your clique threats
Fist full of dollars, that collar sit on his thin neck
And most imitate me, I'm popular, so I trend set
The smoke irritating my ocular while the pen jets
Plane switch lit as these lane switchin'
High as your praise given and daddies who stayed distant
We stayed in LA, that's hard liquor and fame, women
You skinny, you weight lifting, [?] and gain tension
See, me, I was raised different
Black elite beatin' down your block with the bass kickin'
Highway to hell with the tank empty
Niggas faces never was pain stricken
Even though that heart 'bout as dark as the days endin', remain tinted

[Verse 2: Earl Sweatshirt]
Fade to black, grey to white
Hungry like I need a motherfuckin' place to stay tonight
Out the water screaming "Fuck a satiated appetite"
Sweatshirt got the block hotter than some cajun spice
'Bout as hot as bacon pop
Steam a couple hundred spliffs my nigga Sagan copped
Scheming on a mouth full of gold and some pagan thoughts
Drinking, head spinnin' like dreidel top
Keep my eyes open like the gate is on a vacant lot
So I can see these shady niggas soft as baby apricots
Reassert I'm hard as conversation with a racist cop
Out the stomach, hit the ground runnin' and I'm stayin' in socks
Junk still shakin', tell Lativa send a baker box
Plus, ill circa bag, lunch and a bus pass
Tatted half cabs in the shadow of a mustache
Double cuff kakis and a sale price Huf hat
Pushin' down Fax, lookin' dirtier than smudged glass
But that was as an ashy sophomore
Cashed his first check and finally learned what them pockets for
Profit, lock it down, that's word to apartment doors
Coke and soda rockin' 'til it's harder than some mommas' chores
Ridin' 'round town shotgun in a armored Ford
Doin' drive-bys armed with nothing but a sharpened sword
Wolf Gang before you ask me what I'm barking for
Plus the fuse sorta similar to John Stockton's shorts

VERSION 2:
[Verse 1: Earl Sweatshirt]
Don't blink, bitch
Real niggas on the brink of extinction
Livin' like he on a mothafuckin' hit list
Gunnin' for your bitch next, finnin' off a pissed ex
Declining your lips stretched
Mr. Anonymous probably sent your clique threats
Fist full of dollars, that collar sit on his thin neck
And most imitate me, I'm popular, so I trend set
The smoke irritating my ocular while the pen jets
Plane switch lit as these lane switchin'
High as your praise given and daddies who stayed distant
We stayed in LA, that's hard liquor and fame, women
You skinny, you weight lifting, [?] and gain tension
See, me, I was raised different
Black elite beatin' down your block with the bass kickin'
Highway to hell with the tank empty
Niggas faces never was pain stricken
Even though that heart 'bout as dark as the days endin', remain tinted

[Verse 2: Danny]

[Verse 3: Earl Sweatshirt]
Fade to black
But that was as an ashy sophomore
Cashed his first check and finally learned what them pockets for
Profit, lock it down, that's word to apartment doors
Coke and soda rockin' 'til it's harder than some mommas' chores
Ridin' 'round town shotgun in a armored Ford
Doin' drive-bys armed with nothing but a sharpened sword
Wolf Gang before you ask me what I'm barking for
Plus the fuse sorta similar to John Stockton's shorts

Earl Sweatshirt

Thebe Neruda Kgositsile (born February 24, 1994), known professionally as Earl Sweatshirt, is a rapper, producer, DJ, and a former member of the LA-based collective Odd Future. He produces under the alias RandomBlackDude.

Earl first met fame with his debut mixtape in 2010, Earl. Along with Tyler, The Creator’s Bastard and the group’s Radical, the mixtape was released for free, helping the collective rise to prominence, garnering critical acclaim as well as controversy surrounding the group’s lyrical content.

Due to personal problems, Earl’s mother sent him to Samoa for 2 years at the Coral Reef Academy. In 2012, he returned to his home in Los Angeles, where he would contribute to The OF Tape Vol. 2 and Frank Ocean’s debut album, channel ORANGE.