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Lyrics Double OTI'm a new threeSaucin', saucin', I'm saucin' on youI'm swaggin', I'm swaggin', I'm swaggin', oh-ooh (swaggin')I'm ballin', I'm ballin', Iverson on you (swish, ooh, ayy)Watch out, watch out, watch out, yeahThat's my shot, that's my shot, that's my shot, yeahSpendin', I'm spendin' all my f- payI got me some braids and I got me some -Started rockin' the sleeve, I can't ball with no Joes (ball with no Joes)You know how I do it, Concords on my toes(This shit is hard) oohI ain't rich yet, but you know I ain't broke, ISo, if I see it, I like it, buy that from the store, I (store, I)I'm with some white girls and they lovin' the - (they lovin') like they OTDouble OT like I'm KD, smokin' OG (smokin' OG)And you know me, in my 2-3s and my gold teeth (and my gold teeth)I'm smiling, b- you see me from the nosebleeds (nosebleeds)I'm the new three, and I change out to my new 3s (to my new 3s)White Iverson, when I started ballin', I was youngYou gon' think about me when I'm goneI need that money like the ring I never won, I wonSaucin', saucin', I'm saucin' on youI'm swaggin', I'm swaggin', I'm swaggin', oh-oohI'm ballin', I'm ballin', Iverson on youWatch out, watch out, watch out, yeahThat's my shot, that's my shot, that's my shot, yeahSpendin', I'm spendin' all my f- payOoh, StoneyCigarettes and a headbandCommas, commas in my head, manSlumped over like a dead manRed and black, 'bout my bread, manI'm the answer, never questionLace up, learn a lessonBitch, I'm saucin' (wow), I do this often, don't do no talkin' (no)My options right when I walk in, jump all them Jordans (ooh)I'm ballin', money jumpin' like I'm Davis from New OrleansOr -, I'm Harden, I don't miss nothin'Practice, this shit just happens, know y'all can't stand it (ayy)I have it, I never pass it, I work my magicHigh average, ball on these -, it makes me happyIt's tragic, I make it happen, and all y'all Shaqtin'White IversonWhen I started ballin', I was youngYou gon' think about me when I'm goneI need that money like the ring I never won, I wonSaucin', saucin', I'm saucin' on youI'm swaggin', I'm swaggin', I'm swaggin', oh-oohI'm ballin', I'm ballin', Iverson on youWatch out, watch out, watch out, yeahThat's my shot, that's my shot, that's my shot, yeahSpendin', I'm spendin' all my f- payOoh, oohOoh, oohOoh, oohOoh, oohWriter(s): Austin Richard Post, Andre Dwayne Jackson, Trocon Markous Roberts Jr., Rex Kudo, Idan KalaiLyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com

Bigger things — who got the chance to shine in our pages. And let’s not forget all the talented writers who honed their craft as they chronicled the culture: dream hampton, Rob Marriott, Bönz Malone, Michael Gonzales, Bob Morales, Sacha Jenkins, Karen R. Good, kris ex, Jeff Chang, and on and on till the break of dawn.The first editorial page of Vibe’s test issue was an incandescent manifesto written by the inimitable Greg Tate, a renowned music journalist, guitarist, co-founder of the Black Rock Coalition, and author of the seminal essay collection “Flyboy in the Buttermilk.” Having inspired and championed a generation of hip-hop journalists, Tate, who died in 2021, was recently honored with a posthumous Pulitzer Prize. “VIBE is the reason I got to interview Sade, Richard Pryor, Santana, Lenny Kravitz in the Bahamas, Lisa Bonet in Topanga Canyon, Erykah Badu in Fort Green,” Tate recalled at one point. “The Richard Pryor interview is from the days when VIBE was definitely ballin’. I did that interview with my friend and Howard University J-School classmate Peter J. Harris. They’d send you out to Los Angeles for like a week, set you up at some great hotel, you’d go hang out at Richard Pryor’s house or Sade’s hotel room. A whole other moment.”Yes, for a minute there Vibe was ballin’ — and so was its founder. So much so that it could be tempting to refer to him as a media mogul, which Scott did in that 1995 cover story. But

[Verse 1]I done drank Codeine from a broken whiskey glassI done popped my pills and I smoked my share of grassSlaved for the man and I broke my fuckin' backSo you can take your nine-to-five and shove it up your assAnd I won't go on, like a highway to hellGoing too damn fast, I spilled drink on my ChanelAnd I woke up and my room's fuckin' trashed like a damn hotelWhere I go next, now, only time will tell[Hook]Whoa-oh, whoa-oh, whoa-oh, whoa-oh[Verse 2]I done spent some time chasin' women that don't give a shitI done learned my lessons and I ain't never gon' forgetStarted callin' this shit, started ballin' and shit, started flickin' that wristThey ain't never listened now I'm makin' them hits so I'm fuckin' your bitchNo it ain't nothin' fickle for me to forget that you ever existBet you remember my name when I pull up in that whip that doesn't exist, skrrrSpill lean on Supreme last SaturdayLet that shit splash, motherfucker talk sauceyPass me the drugs, motherfucker let me shineAt the White House, call my homie Joe Biden, he flyin' out weedSmokin' my dope, beggin' that that be the codeMan, don't be silly, that shit you rockin' is oldLike it's been years since you been to the storeFeel like Meek Milly but I ain't from PhillyI'm poppin' a wheelie, I show off my grillieI do this for real-y and for my fam-ilySome shade every night, man, it's all so famil-yThe bitches they killin' meLike, bitch are you kiddin' me?Ballin', that shit Jason Kiddin' meYou can't get rid of meNow you want my chain and my jeans but you no good at chemistry[Hook]Whoa-oh, whoa-oh, whoa-oh, whoa-oh

Of Nas’ “One Love,” Maxo narrates a letter to an incarcerated friend. The song hits an emotional peak when the beat drops and Maxo starts talking about his own family, ripped apart by prison sentences and drug addiction. –Marc HoganListen: Maxo Kream, “Meet Again”300 Entertainment/1501 CertifiedMegan Thee Stallion: “Cash Shit” [ft. DaBaby]As a joint thesis statement from two of rap’s biggest breakout stars, “Cash Shit” is almost suspiciously on-the-nose. Megan Thee Stallion and DaBaby—both witty Southerners with distinct if borderline-conventional rap styles—seize the Lil Ju beat as a stage. The production booms and yet is barely there, and actually elevates their vocals. The pair delivers some of the year’s most-recited lyrics: Megan’s capitalist-feminism (“Yeah I’m in my bag but I’m in his too”) was inescapable, both as a club staple and as a trending social media philosophy. DaBaby, as 2019’s reigning steal-your-girl lothario, made for plenty of Instagram captions, too. But even in its ubiquity, “Cash Shit” didn’t get old—arguably, in part, because Megan and DaBaby both rap about sex like they have plenty of it, a transcendent feat among their peers who’ve been clouded in a low-libido haze. Two much-hyped music videos were subsequently abandoned, making it quite clear: The song itself is plenty. –Rawiya KameirListen: Megan Thee Stallion, “Cash Shit” [ft. DaBaby]Mustard: “Ballin” [ft. Roddy Ricch]After defining West Coast hip-hop with his signature minimalist sound in the decade’s first half, L.A. beatmaker Mustard has spent the last several years flexing his range behind the boards on chart-topping R&B, moody pop, and glossy rap singles. On “Ballin’,” the centerpiece of his underappreciated album Perfect Ten, he connects all the dots, flipping girl group 702’s 1997 hit “Get It Together” into a top-down smash. Any weed carrier could’ve done this groove justice—it’s that good. But Mustard is a savvy curator, so he taps the West Coast’s premier melodic storyteller, Roddy Ricch, to turn his wizardry into a you’re-broke-I’m-not anthem. Give Mustard his flowers. –Alphonse PierreListen: Mustard, “Ballin” [ft. Roddy Ricch]Naira Marley / Zlatan: “Am I a Yahoo Boy”In Nigeria, the government has made it their mission to crack down on so-called “Yahoo boys” who participate in online fraud. With “Am I A Yahoo Boy,” UK-based, Nigerian-born artist Naira Marley and Nigerian rapper Zlatan tease the authorities over a track that blends afropop rhythms with trap and UK grime. Though the song boasts one of the smoothest grooves of the year, the Nigerian government didn’t appreciate being mocked, or how the two rappers were representing the country. A day after “Am I a Yahoo Boy” was released online, both Naira Marley and Zlatan were arrested on charges related to online fraud. Five days later they were released. Let the scammer anthems breathe. –Alphonse PierreListen: Naira Marley / Zlatan, “Am I a Yahoo Boy”NoCap: “Ghetto Angels”In a year where a certain bold-name rapper tried to use gospel as a part of his performative redemption arc, Mobile, Alabama crooner NoCap provided a more convincing take on hip-hop repentance with “Ghetto Angels.” “Why do

And corrected. Never bashed. That’s just what I think. I will like everything I see u post just off general principle because nobody deserve to be in the negative just because they didn’t know any better. Thread Starter #7 Bobbytwonames, thank u. And can u like all my comments to get me out of the negative too lol I’m n the negative too? i only need 25 likes to get back to 0 lol! Please people get me out of the negative. I would pull anyone of y’all out of the pit if u are a good person. Let’s be good people and pick each other up rather than throw someone under the subwoofer. #8 Certain words and advice on here are instant death by the typewriter police.1. Skar2. Pre-fab3. Soundstream4. Any cheap amp brand (autotek, performance tecknique, audiobahn, etc....)5. Rear fill6. Coaxials in the front doors7. Stock Head Unit or LOC8. Two different subs the same size Everybody feel free to add to the list Thread Starter #9 I’m pulling u out of the negative. Help me out, Bobby #10 @Jeffdachef help this guy out on Dayton instructions. It doesn't come with an instruction manual. I'm 51 years old and said, "fugk it." Crossover, I'm not tinkering with ****. Thread Starter #11 Let em bash, but I watched videos on the Dayton thing and even bought a polarity tester, impulsively, and have decided I might just get a regular crossover. That Dayton thing is too complicated. But I might have a change of heart because the Asian that sold me the polarity tester didn’t cancel my order lol! I’m ballin on a budget. $10 can get me through the day lol! But when it gets here I might keep it but most likely I’m gonna get eBay involved and get my refund and say screw the complicated Dayton thing lol or I might do more research. I need to know how to hook up 4 speakers and 2 tweeters (all 4 ohms) to a sundown sae 100.4 with that complicated Dayton Audio eq and crossover thing or a regular crossover(s). Regular crossover(s) preferably. #12 Let em bash, but I watched videos on the Dayton thing and even bought a polarity tester, impulsively, and have decided I might just get a regular crossover. That Dayton thing is too complicated. But I might have a change of heart because the Asian that sold me the polarity tester didn’t cancel my order lol! I’m ballin on a budget. $10 can get me through the day lol! But when it gets here I might keep it but most likely I’m gonna get eBay involved and get my refund and say screw the complicated