Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Stuntin, artist - Lil Dude.
Date of issue: 23.11.2017
Age restrictions: 18+
Song language: English
Stuntin |
Hop out the whip on your main bitch, she like, «Damn, a nigga living, stunting» |
She only wanna roll with me 'cause she know I’m bringing that money |
And a nigga trying to run it up, nigga, I’m trying to get to the hundreds |
She only wanna go with me 'cause she know I’m bringing them hundreds |
She only see the money in me, she don’t really see nothing else |
And girl, I got a gang with me, I don’t really need no help |
And I’m like a trophy, girl, I ain’t never leaving that shelf |
And I’m like a trophy, girl, I ain’t never leaving that shelf |
Balling on a nigga like what |
Flexing on a nigga like «help!» |
Girl, is you waiting outside? |
I didn’t want you to find out |
I ain’t even wash my mouth |
I need to watch my mouth |
Niggas trying to watch my house |
Flex so harder than these niggas |
Gang gang harder than these niggas |
Gotta get smarter than these niggas |
I don’t want no partnership with niggas |
They be flaking, moving south |
How I’m out here on my own |
If you know I’m doing, shit illegal |
Girl, then why you wilding out? |
Hop out the whip on your main bitch, she like, «Damn, a nigga living, stunting» |
She only wanna roll with me 'cause she know I’m bringing that money |
And a nigga trying to run it up, nigga, I’m trying to get to the hundreds |
She only wanna go with me 'cause she know I’m bringing them hundreds |
Hop out the whip on your main bitch, she like, «Damn, a nigga living, stunting» |
She only wanna roll with me 'cause she know I’m bringing that money |
And a nigga trying to run it up, nigga, I’m trying to get to the hundreds |
She only wanna go with me 'cause she know I’m bringing them hundreds |
She only see the money in me, she don’t really see nothing else |
And girl, I got a gang with me, I don’t really need no help |
And I’m like a trophy, girl, I ain’t never leaving that shelf |
And I’m like a trophy, girl, I ain’t never leaving that shelf |