Featuring: Jhonni Blaze

Songwriter: Fetty Wap

[Hook: Fetty Wap]
If I call would you ride, baby?
Need you right by my side, baby
Show 'em how to ride or die, baby
Hold me down, never lie, baby
If I call would you ride, baby?
Need you right by my side, baby
Show 'em how to ride or die, baby
Hold me down, never lie, baby

[Verse 1: Jhonni Blaze]
I don't give a damn what they say
She can never take my place
I know that I'ma ride or die baby can't you see?
Can't nobody, do it like me
I be the one that, be bringin' it back babe, I got what you want
Don't ever test me, I got your back daddy, just say what you want
All that I need, is you baby
I'll never leave, you baby

[Hook: Fetty Wap]
If I call would you ride, baby?
Need you right by my side, baby
Show 'em how to ride or die, baby
Hold me down, never lie, baby
If I call would you ride, baby?
Need you right by my side, baby
Show 'em how to ride or die, baby
Hold me down, never lie, baby

[Verse 2: Fetty Wap]
She can't take your spot, I won't let her try
Throw you hella guap, I keep you on top
Diamonds all she rock, diamonds in my watch
He run up, he get popped, watch his body drop
I’m juggin' of the block, she juggin' on the clock
Fuckin' around with my baby, you end up beheaded
Cruisin' in my Mercedes, baby, my seats is red
All headshots my nigga if you ain't get the message
I can't wait to put my hands on you baby
Let me show you all around the Zoo baby
I'm that nigga and you know it's true baby
You need me and I need you, baby

[Hook: Fetty Wap]
If I call would you ride, baby?
Need you right by my side, baby
Show 'em how to ride or die, baby
Hold me down, never lie, baby
If I call would you ride, baby?
Need you right by my side, baby
Show 'em how to ride or die, baby
Hold me down, never lie, baby

Fetty Wap

Willie Junior Maxwell II (b. June 7, 1991), better known by his stage name Fetty Wap, is a rapper and singer coming out of Paterson, New Jersey. He describes his musical style as “ignorant R&B.”

“Fetty” means money and “Wap” is a homage to “Guwop,” a nickname for Gucci Mane (though “Guwop” can also mean money).

Fetty’s known for his breakout hit “Trap Queen” and other songs like “679,” “My Way,” “Again,” and “Jimmy Choo.”