Released: March 10, 2011

Songwriter: Lil B

Producer: Toto

[Intro]
Aye aye aye aye, It's Lil B
I need y'all to uhh vibe with me
Check it, uh, yeah
One time
Aye aye I'm a a a man a mother fucker so legendary bruh
This shit's amazing what I'm doing
Illusions Of Grandeur mixtape

[Verse 1: Lil B]
You can't break the best, best believe it
Niggas be like me I'mma regret this evening
Long hard nights, fate was calling
Seen demons on the street on my way trip New Orleans
Try to stay cool, I was just being cautious
Niggas gave me advice caught the ball and he lost it
Now how you think I'm gonna respect my peers when my people killing people over shoes n shit?
And I just lay back, I be blowing on dope
211 for a zip bitch, row that boat
Microwave the rock bitch, huh zip that coke
Spend your whole life in jail for that dope you sold
Serving niggas mommas
Boy you going to hell
I got conscience for the pain that I caused
I guess I just grew up
I guess I just evolved
I guess I'm just that raw
For real it's Lil Boss yeah

[Outro]
Yeah man, so you know a muh fucka like me man I'm uhh
Like that uhh, 89
1989 I was born
But really..
I mean uhhh, mother fucking uh
What is it?
Oh yeah, I'm in uhh denial, that's what it's called
Cuz Im a 90, I was born in the 90's fuck it
Ha, I mean the uhh..89, 89
1989 I was born
But..my life was in the 90's
So it's like I be acting like I'm from the 80's but really, I'm in the 90's
It's Lil B
Shouts out to my boy Dustin nigga
Shouts out to all the BasedWorld man
Collect this, I got new history coming soon man
Let's get it
2011
BASED

Lil B

Brandon Christopher McCartney (b. August 17, 1989), better known by his stage name Lil B, is a rapper coming out of Berkeley, California. He began his career as a member of the Bay Area collective The Pack.

Following some success with The Pack, most notably the song “Vans,” Lil B started his solo career with the album I’m Thraxx.

Lil B’s follow up project, 6 Kiss, dropped in 2009 and helped solidify him as an internet legend. Often considered the first real “cloud rap” album, songs like “I’m God” and “Birth of Rap (B.O.R)” helped turn both Lil B and producer Clams Casino into blog-darlings. Lil B’s bars flowed freely over Clam’s spacious beats in a way that would go on to influence many artists who come after them.