Lil Durk, Chief Wuk - Big Dawg lyrics

[Lil Durk, Chief Wuk - Big Dawg lyrics]

She want that big bag
She don't want that lil' girl shit
I just get mad when you
On that lil' girl shit
(ATL Jacob, ATL Jacob)

Drink a six down
Tell bro to stop to get a kit worth them Ms
Now me and my lil' brother got a stick
Drunk a Xan down
Woke up and forgot what I had said
My shit jet brown
New Dior sneakers kinda slick
(Why would I lie on him?)
Think he slick 'cause he tried
To take his brother off
(Why would I lie on him?)
One nigga can't stop the killings
Only money talk (Why would I lie on him?)
Gotta watch the sneaky hoes
Snatchin' rubbers off
(Why would I lie on him?)
I told you to your face you're a snake
So cut the brother talk (Why would I lie?)
Tryna skrrt off, you get clapped though
Let the thirty off
Ever shot at in a Maybach
Knock your curtains off
I feel like niggas gonna tell
You start the prayer talk
I aggravated you, you dumb
You scratched the numbers off
Oh, hell nah, Chicago star
Don't want them bell bums
Could've got out early
But they caught him with a cellphone
You can't tell me nothin'
I'm with the murders, i'ma stand on it
You can't tell me nothin'
Them niggas different
Can't compare 'em to me
Pull up with a stick, pull up with a big gun
Pull up with a stick, pull up with a stick
Uh hit up with a switch
He don't even know where he hit from
Worry 'bout my bitch
You don't even knowin' what your bitch done
I'm so rich I bring the barber in the club
I'm so rich, I'm with the robbers in the club
You end up snitchin'
Then you not a part of us
Bitch, this a Patek, this is not a Cartier

Where you get that shit from?
Where you get that shit from?
Where you get that shit from?
Where you get that shit from?
Where you get that shit from?
Where you get that shit from?
Where you get that shit from?
Where you get that shit from?

This nigga called my phone
Fifty grams, nigga, that's patty cake
I don't even fuck around
With no scales, nigga, that's petty weight
All my bitches be in the kitchen cookin'
Got they ass bakin' cakes
Could've went to school for culinary arts
I would've went every day
Thought I'd have my CDL license
Fucked up that interstate
Hit the road, gettin' to that cash, bitch
I'm a heavyweight
I'm a big dawg, I'm a big dawg, I'm a big
(Go, go, go, man, what?)
I'm a big dawg, I'm a big dawg
I'm a big dawg (Go, go, go)
I'm a problem with that trappin' shit
Don't call my phone if you ain't
Never fuckin' wrapped a brick
A thousand-eight grams, I cop out
I need my whole lick
Got reputation in the trenches
I don't ever miss

Where you get that shit from?
Where you get that shit from?
Where you get that shit from?
Where you get that shit from?
Where you get that shit from?
Where you get that shit from?
Where you get that shit from?
Where you get that shit from?
Where you get that shit from?
Where you get that shit from?
Where you get that shit from?
Where you get that shit from?
Where you get that shit from?
Where you get that shit from?
Where you get that shit from?
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About the song Lil Durk, Chief Wuk - Big Dawg

Many commenters appreciated the noticeable growth in Lil Durk's artistry, reflecting a sense of maturation since his earlier tracks. One fan noted, "Wuk done got better. This flow is fucking different," emphasizing a perception of increased complexity and originality in his music. This sentiment was echoed by another listener who mentioned Durk's transition into the "top tier of rappers," commending his ability to adapt to modern trends while staying true to his distinct style.

A recurring theme within the feedback was a clear comparison between Lil Durk and other prominent artists, often putting him in a favorable light. Many supporters declared Durk superior to the entire NBA album, suggesting that his latest track outshines the entire body of work by other artists. Some explicitly stated, "Durk better," emphasizing their preference for his style over others in the genre.

Notably, many of his fans have been loyal since his career's inception. Numerous comments attested to having been listening to Durk since 2011, and his continuous delivery of quality music has not disappointed them. The sense of a shared journey between Durk and his fans is a testament to his consistent evolution as an artist and his ability to maintain relevance in an ever-changing music landscape.

Durk's potential for commercial success was not overlooked by his fans either, with one stating, "We topping Billboard with this album!" This response speaks volumes about the high expectations from his supporters. Moreover, with listeners anticipating that the track will trend on TikTok, it suggests Durk's reach extends beyond traditional music platforms and into the realm of social media.

However, not all feedback was positive. Some criticized Durk's repeated use of bars in his music. But this was a small fraction of the reactions compared to the overwhelmingly positive feedback.

From the devout fan who hoped for Durk to receive his deserved recognition and 'flowers,' to the supporter who praised the song as a potential 'Album of the Year,' it is clear that Lil Durk's latest release has resonated deeply with his fanbase. Despite the ups and downs, his evolution as an artist has truly been a journey that many fans are grateful to have been part of.

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