Gillie Da Kid

Released: June 12, 2014

Featuring: Star Studded The Game

Songwriter: Star Studded The Game Gillie Da Kid

[Hook]
My niggas ain't broke
My niggas ain't broke
Addicted to this money, every day I overdose
Bout to go from coast to coast
You know my niggas ain't broke
Hard as gold, go roll for roll
You know my niggas ain't broke
My niggas ain't broke
My niggas ain't broke
You know my niggas ain't broke
My niggas ain't broke
You know my niggas ain't broke

[Verse 1: Gillie Da Kid]
My nigga's ain't broke, get money over here
Trap 40 on the watch, see the rocks up in my Audemar
Ya'll nigga's just broke
Know this shit, not fear
Nigga's can't pay the rent, always been gettin' high
[?]
Don't worry about me, fuck around with ya hard body
All my nigga's voodoo, move coke, crack on the stove, and a little molly
Now, which one of you nigga's, wanna try and rob me?
Now, which one of you nigga's wanna R.I.P.?
Hmm, I don't think so
My family matters, that's Winslow
[?]
Dead presidents, I came for
I fiend for, I'm addicted
If gettin' money was a felony then all my nigga's convicted
Philly nigga, I'm vicious
Box of money, Joe Frazier
I don't even wanna talk to ya'll if you ain't talkin' no paper
Face mob and these fake guys, I don't fuck with these haters
Shades on [?], my bitch bag is Marc Jacob

[Hook]

[Verse 2: Game]
I got a whole lot of money, all I do is try to spend it
Brand new Maserati, I ain't buy it just to tint it
See me when I'm in it, 2Pac me if you got me
I'm bout to buy a bird, can't no motherfucker stop me
Throwin' racks in the club, nigga grew up a bastard
Spend it while I'm here, can't stuff it inside my casket
Know how to cook that China, and wrap it up in that plastic
Task force hit the block, let us sit in that [?]
Trap lord nigga, I ain't make it off no rappin'
If he ain't sellin' dope, how the fuck is he in that Aston
Nigga stop asking, I don't like questions
I don't like my dope cut, that's why I fuck with Mexicans
Can't be a broke nigga, at the crib stressing
Baby momma in the window, can't afford to dress her
It's enough money for everybody
But, this dope shit nigga ain't for everybody

[Hook]

Philadelphia hardcore rapper Gillie da Kid was first thrown into the national spotlight in 2006 from a controversy with Cash Money Records and its star rapper, Lil Wayne, when he claimed to have ghost-written for some of the label’s artists, particularly Wayne. Years before the embroilment, Gillie da Kid, real name Nasir Fard, and his Major Figgas clique were heavyweights in Philadelphia’s underground scene from pushing several independent records and mixtapes. The seven-person crew eventually signed to the Houston, TX-based Suave House Records toward the end of the ‘90s, but when the label lost its distribution with Universal, Gillie went elsewhere to pursue a solo career. The boasting MC crossed paths with Cash Money CEO Bryan “Baby” Williams backstage at a concert in Philadelphia, and almost within a week, he was signed to the New Orleans label. Because of disputes over his publishing, however, a solo record never materialized; instead, he remained behind the scenes as a ghostwriter (though Cash Money still denies it). As did major talents B.G., Juvenile, and Mannie Fresh before him, he departed Cash Money, but still remained on good terms with Lil Wayne – that is, until 2006 when Wayne put out a set of unwarranted jabs against Gillie on one of his mixtapes. When Gillie let the cat out of the bag, the hip-hop press (both print and Internet) gave him tons of exposure. Mixtape gurus like DJ Kay Slay and DJ Drama were even seeking the rapper out to issue new material. He later inked a deal with rising indie label Babygrande Records, which issued The Best of the GDK Mixtapes compilation in March 2007. In 2008 he released the single “Get Down on the Ground”, which would be covered by Soulja Boy in 2013 as just “Get Down.”

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