| The green llama strikes
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| Yeah, yeah
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| Yeah, yeah
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| Yeah, yeah
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| Yeah, yeah
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| Yeah, yeah
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| Yeah, yeah
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| Yeah, yeah
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| Yeah, yeah
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| Hold up
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| Yeah, yeah
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| Yeah, yeah
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| Yeah, yeah
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| Yeah, yeah
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| Yeah, yeah
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| It’s my job to stay true to do what we do
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| We can’t jump on the bandwagon (I follow you)
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| We gotta still be who we is
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| Even if the record sales don’t depict back
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| Because that ain’t what it’s about
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| I would rather not have a million record sales
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| And have my credibility as far as being a real nigga for what I do
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| Instead of getting record sale based on me following a nigga
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| And three years from now I can’t perform that song
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| Cause it ain’t hot no more
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| Yeah you right
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| You know what happen
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| Not even three years — three weeks
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| Some of these niggas ain’t lasting three weeks
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| Right now all you need is a good record
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| And a cold hashtag nigga and you hot, straight up
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| You feel me?
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| Yeah so it’s always going to be something new
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| When a person decides to be themselves
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| They offer something no one else can do
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| Yeah cause once you be you, who could be you but you?
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| Right
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| That’s what’s wrong right there
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| Everyone trying to rap the same style with
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| I don’t know who created it, if it was Future or Migos
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| Butll them niggas sound the same
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| Yeah, yeah, yeah
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| Ha — ha — ha — ha
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| That’s right nigga had me in the studio one night
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| Tryna do that shit
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| I’m like man cut this shit out
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| F*ck am I in here doing?
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| Nigga I don’t rap like that
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| Like that — like that — like that |