Featuring: Rick Ross

Producer: Block Beattaz

[Intro: Stalley]
MMG
BCG
Milq City what up
You know, 3-3-0

[Verse 1: Stalley]
I been in so much gold lately, pistol close and it's off safety
Niggas smilin' in my face, but they all hate me and it's all gravy
See I ain't playin' no games, I'mma ball crazy, I ball baby
Throw this money up high, now let it fall lazy
Tip drills for the quick thrills, don't tease I wanna feel it all baby
Clicquot and Dom Peri, can't forget that loud pack
Bud smoke everywhere, I'm around that
Made a lil money this year, now everybody they countin' that
New house with a new spouse, cars parked out where the fountain at
I love that feeling of bouncing back
Blue Collar still my grind, green bags on my mind
Nobody workin' harder than I, my nigga still throwin' out that iron
Tryna iron out they situations with feds all on they line
So we talk low and we park slow and watch out for one time
These wild niggas that's out they mind
They'll crowd your whip and pound that nine
Till the clip is empty, they'll rip your Bentley with shells all in your spine
That's just jealous envy, see Hell ain't picky, when it's your time, it's your time

[Interlude: Rick Ross]
Real niggas done linked up world wide now...
It's untouchable now, it's unstoppable now...
Regardless of how it go down nigga, you gon' die a legend nigga...

[Verse 2: Rick Ross]
I got a star on my sneakers, they go by Chuck Taylor
I'm a star in the ghetto I swear C-Murder my neighbor
Bought me a Corvette motor, put a supercharger on it
From the bus stop it's sounding like a damn train rollin'
Ain't a damn thing foldin', everything still standing
Pull up, hop out, shoot up this bitch like Jonathan Mannion
All the cars still candy all the girls light skinned
And they all educated, it's still niggas stuck on stupid
I say fuck all my haters, then I fuck all they ladies
Who the fuck you think you are in this fuckin' Mercedes
It's the boss bitch, so go tell your boss bitch
Hammerman off the hook, don't make me hit your off switch

[Interlude 2: Rick Ross]
Like a damn train rollin', ain't a damn thing foldin'...
He strapped, I'm strapped...
You got that right?...
Come on...

[Verse 3: Stalley]
I'm strapped up like bamboo, talons and hollows my ammo
Shoulder straps like Rambo, don't fill them clips too high though
I learned that from B.I., don't keep too many in my ride
Learned that from T.I. and stay away from them P.I.'s
Got the Milq buzzin' like beehives, nobody does it like these guys
Ski-mask when we rides, jump out boys we known to take
Home invasion with guns in your face, kids tied up and thrown in the lakes
We ain't choppin' fingers, we poppin' ninas and skate
We just some dirty kids that ain't ate, tryna fill up that plate
We done chopped grams, and plotted plans to plan our escape
But we still in this trap though, and it's feelin' like a trapdoor
Slow motion, money that slow, pick up the van then pick up my mans
We comin' for that cash-flow, beard longer than Castro's
Put fear up in these assholes, Mac-11 with the air holes
Tearin' souls when I bear hold this trigga
When I'm blackin' out ain't no backin' out, I be clear with a nigga

Stalley

Stalley, born Kyle Myricks (October 30, 1982), grew up in Massillon, Ohio. He was heavily influenced by the dripping wet candy paint and Vogue culture of classic Southern Hip Hop, but still thinks “B.I.G. did it the best”.

After a series of successful independent mixtapes, he signed to Maybach Music in April 2011. After releasing Savage Journey to the American Dream, he embarked on the successful BET Music Matters Tour, in collaboration with Top Dawg Entertainment, which eventually helped to spread his growing popularity.

Many see Stalley as Ross' protégée, and the fact that Rozay featured Stalley on the cumulative masterpiece, “Ten Jesus Pieces”, speaks to the confidence MMG’s Don has in the similarly bearded Honest Cowboy.