Released: January 7, 2013

Producer: LA Leakers

Bring your best unit
You say you're risin' then I Lisa left you there
Primetime Deion, high steppin' he gone
Death to the A&R that let you niggas be on
Beat em 'til they scatterin'
Make em all sabbatical
Steinbrenner bread, you get CC Sabathia
Weed keep me happy but them freaks keep me happier
That's why I be with hoes between the scrotum like an abacus
The flashiest, arrogant, DC on the map again
Prada Columbian, and I talkin' travelin
Out of this galaxy, stratosphere when I appear
Then I appear I treat the beat like Rowdy Roddy Piper's gear
Killed it, revived it and rebuild it
If all these hoes is sweatin' then we prolly in the buildin'
Wassup shawty? I'm here
I'm happy you was listenin'
And all my hoes the same, everyday is Sister Sister
A young fly gigolo
Tryna' get that Jigga dough
Shawty got that fire head, Bam Bam Bigelow
Trey boutta hit a note, hit 'em with a little flow
Stockton and Malone to these hoes, that's that pick and roll
Livin' so golden, nigga so focused
Liquor so potent so we ain't even smokin'
I am the epitome of highly important
Y’all are the epitome of Ryan Leaf throwin’
Oh shit, they bitter ‘cause my whole team winnin’
Start to fly in the fog, bet they won't see a winner
A gluttonous nigga, bet you won't see your dinner
And your ho so easy all the cavemen did her

Wale

Hailing from the city of Washington D.C., Olubo “Wale” Victor Akintimehin is a Nigerian rapper known for his polysyllabic and punchline filled lyrics. He’s been a member of the label Maybach Music Group along with Rick Ross and Meek Mill since the year of 2011. With his DC hometown, his fashion sense, and affinity for the ladies, Wale relates to the fun side of Rap often left behind. Wale’s career features several popular mixtapes and a few albums.

He has earned many platinum and gold plaques. The Gifted and The Album About Nothing both received gold certifications selling over 500,000 units. His 2011 hit “Lotus Flower Bomb” ft. Miguel received a platinum certification selling over 1,000,000 units.

Wale on his introduction to