Released: May 26, 2011

Featuring: Bun B Wale Big Sean

Songwriter: Big Sean Wale Bun B Kirko Bangz

[Verse 1: Kirko Bangz]
Girl what it do
I'm coming home with you
Your girlfriend trippin' on you
You can bring her too
Your bra up over here
No panties under their
Gotcha biting on you lips baby while I pull your hair
And she kissing on your navel
Come give me that halo
All up in my jeans and I'm gunna' hit her with that
Sta-Flo hard dick
Kirko paint her walls
Maco baby I'm a Leo and I think that she a Virgo
And you know who I am
Cause u know that this my jam
I got ya girl drippin'
My voice make her wet
She say I make her shiver
And I ain't even there
She in love with a nigga
And we ain't even met...Dam!

[Hook]
All I wanna know girl what yo name is, I see them other niggas they be on that lame shit
And I can take care of you and them girls you came with
But first you gotta tell me what yo fuckin' name is
What yo name is girl

[Verse 2:Big Sean]
I'mma treat you like my whip
Hop in and let me test drive
Throw it in reverse
Then put it into sex drive
Bitch you know my name!!
Throwing money because I make it boomerang!!
My dick the finish line she racin' for my draws I unbuckle my belt
Know give me a head start
Yea I'm livin' right these niggas dead wrong
She suck my dick while I'm on a call
Know I just call it head phone
Like dammit you the shit you do it so well
You do it so well I'mma throw some change and make a wish
Fuck around and pay your rent lets go in my car and fake the tint
Yea the windows clear as day but we fuck like they 8 percent..

[Verse 3:Wale]
Don't know her name those ain't really important
I heard that loves forever my love gonna be much shorter
I intend to hit it, get it twist it till her man can't feel those boarders
I intend to hook em' I hook em I book em so much you don't need no boarders
Foreplay rewardin' her on her long day
Though you my side piece you still my entree
I fucks with her the long way she don't really wanna' stay
Cause I treat her like a groupie I just fuck her like her soulmate
No kids, no ring herd she do your own thing
That's why they salty every where I swear its like a snow day
Ya'll don't move em' you dudes is at that slow pace
I don't toot my own horn but I'm a cold train

[Verse 4:Bun B]
What yo name is girl let me tell you mine
I'm the trill OG and I be out here on the grind
The game ain't pretty but I'm reppin' for my city
Keep dirty money on me like my name was P Diddy
Call me Bun B'da you know I stay G'd up
I'm rollin' with ya bopa on them choppers with her feet up
I'm sittin' on candy I'm sippin' on brandy
I'm coming down clean and man them boys can't stand me
They mad cause they girl be on my tip like tinny
I'm riddin' glass house so it won't be hard to find me
My game so grimmey my rims so shinny
And ya can't get like me then boy you besta' get behind me

Kirko Bangz

Kirk Jerel Randle (b. August 20, 1989), better known by his stage name Kirko Bangz, is a rapper from Houston, TX. Debuting around 2009, Kirko represents H-town to the fullest while mixing in some next generation flows. He has both the singing voice that makes the ladies drool and the free-styling ability that makes any SLAB rider turn their head. The sound of his voice has led to comparisons with some of his peers in the hip-hop industry, but his lyrics and flow are undeniably Houston.

Kirko is known for his two lines of the Procrastination Kills series and the Progression series. One of the few Houston rappers to become nationally known outside of the 2004-2005 boom (e.g., Slim Thug, Paul Wall, Mike Jones), Kirko is probably best known for his Sound M.O.B.-produced single “Drank In My Cup”, which was on the 2011 mixtape Progression 2: A Young Texas Playa. He has also spawned other well-known singles such as “What Yo Name Iz?” and “Keep It Trill”. He was also on the cover of XXL’s 2013 Freshman.

After seemingly taking a brief hiatus from recording from 2014-2016, Kirko came back with the Back Flossin album in 2016. He followed in 2017 with the mixtape Progression 17, continuing his line of Progression series. Although most fans outside of Houston may have forgotten him post-“Drank In My Cup”, Kirko is still a favorite in Texas, and is seen as one of the faces for the new school of Houston artists.