Millyz, Jadakiss - Moon Roof lyrics
The popularity of "Moon Roof" extends far beyond the United States, with fans from Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Canada, and various other countries expressing their admiration for the track. Millyz's international appeal and Jadakiss's legendary status have contributed to the song's widespread recognition.
[Millyz, Jadakiss - Moon Roof lyrics]
Yeah
Pop the stizzy turn the foreign up
This cuban chain feels like Antarctica
Costra Nostra in my veins we got the mob with us
Big blue hunnits in my pockets say in god we trust
Blowin′ the smoke up out the moonroof
Hundred thousand for the stones bustin all of my pieces
I'm blowin smoke up out the moonroof
I told em catch the opposition leave em resting in pieces
Half a ticket on designer splash
Glock 43 inside the stash
Pop the stizzy, hop out with it and sign an autograph
Times change I used to re and break apart a half
I never knew I′d need accountants to do all this math
Blanco Pop got me higher than my bills on the monthly
Ain't tryna' to buy the drink unless you
Crack the seal right in front me
Independent baller, sellin out these shows out the country
Suckers talkin down cuz they washed, 40 fold them like laundry
Feel like I′m microdosin
Scriptures in my raps, this my bible open
Wish I′d fall off all my rivals hopin
It hurts to see me on the upswing
Im hustling
Six figure deal conducting
The plush benz, omerta be the code it's a trust thing
I fell out with some relatives that don′t relate to loyalty
Liquor in my body kill the pain, but it might poison me
I broke bread when they was starving, they got up and then avoided me
Now that it's sewed up like embroidery, they plottin on destroyin me
Yeah
Pop the stizzy turn the foreign up
This cuban chain feels like Antarctica
Costra Nostra in my veins we got the mob with us
Big blue hunnits in my pockets say in god we trust
Blowin′ the smoke up out the moonroof
Hundred thousand for the stones bustin all of my pieces
I'm blowin smoke up out the moonroof
I told em catch the opposition leave em resting in pieces
I′m in the kitchen tryna whip me up a gourmet pie
Fetanyl, the more they die, the more they buy
Soon as they lower the casket, the more they cry
That's the more they hurt, when they pour that dirt
Did you love him or what
Because when they cover him up
Ain't no bringing him back
Thats the meaning of that
Y′all, I was fuckin them bitches and y′all was slingin' them packs
Y′all was loading them clips, and y'all was cleaning them gats
We was doing it big
They was doing it small
They was wearing the same shit
We would ruin the mall
They would catch a couple events
We was doing it all
We was conquering land
We was moving the soil
Everything solid, big bags monthly
Gripped up crazy, even out the country
100% goon-proof
Now I′m in the back of the Bach
Blowin smoke up out the
Moonroof
Pop the stizzy turn the foreign up
This cuban chain feels like Antarctica
Costra Nostra in my veins we got the mob with us
Big blue hunnits in my pockets say in god we trust
Blowin' the smoke up out the moonroof
Hundred thousand for the stones bustin all of my pieces
I′m blowin smoke up out the moonroof
I told em catch the opposition leave em resting in pieces
Pop the stizzy turn the foreign up
This cuban chain feels like Antarctica
Costra Nostra in my veins we got the mob with us
Big blue hunnits in my pockets say in god we trust
Blowin′ the smoke up out the moonroof
Hundred thousand for the stones bustin all of my pieces
I'm blowin smoke up out the moonroof
I told em catch the opposition leave em resting in pieces
Half a ticket on designer splash
Glock 43 inside the stash
Pop the stizzy, hop out with it and sign an autograph
Times change I used to re and break apart a half
I never knew I′d need accountants to do all this math
Blanco Pop got me higher than my bills on the monthly
Ain't tryna' to buy the drink unless you
Crack the seal right in front me
Independent baller, sellin out these shows out the country
Suckers talkin down cuz they washed, 40 fold them like laundry
Feel like I′m microdosin
Scriptures in my raps, this my bible open
Wish I′d fall off all my rivals hopin
It hurts to see me on the upswing
Im hustling
Six figure deal conducting
The plush benz, omerta be the code it's a trust thing
I fell out with some relatives that don′t relate to loyalty
Liquor in my body kill the pain, but it might poison me
I broke bread when they was starving, they got up and then avoided me
Now that it's sewed up like embroidery, they plottin on destroyin me
Yeah
Pop the stizzy turn the foreign up
This cuban chain feels like Antarctica
Costra Nostra in my veins we got the mob with us
Big blue hunnits in my pockets say in god we trust
Blowin′ the smoke up out the moonroof
Hundred thousand for the stones bustin all of my pieces
I'm blowin smoke up out the moonroof
I told em catch the opposition leave em resting in pieces
I′m in the kitchen tryna whip me up a gourmet pie
Fetanyl, the more they die, the more they buy
Soon as they lower the casket, the more they cry
That's the more they hurt, when they pour that dirt
Did you love him or what
Because when they cover him up
Ain't no bringing him back
Thats the meaning of that
Y′all, I was fuckin them bitches and y′all was slingin' them packs
Y′all was loading them clips, and y'all was cleaning them gats
We was doing it big
They was doing it small
They was wearing the same shit
We would ruin the mall
They would catch a couple events
We was doing it all
We was conquering land
We was moving the soil
Everything solid, big bags monthly
Gripped up crazy, even out the country
100% goon-proof
Now I′m in the back of the Bach
Blowin smoke up out the
Moonroof
Pop the stizzy turn the foreign up
This cuban chain feels like Antarctica
Costra Nostra in my veins we got the mob with us
Big blue hunnits in my pockets say in god we trust
Blowin' the smoke up out the moonroof
Hundred thousand for the stones bustin all of my pieces
I′m blowin smoke up out the moonroof
I told em catch the opposition leave em resting in pieces
About the song Millyz, Jadakiss - Moon Roof
"Moon Roof" has ignited a flurry of positive responses from fans across the globe. Listeners have praised Millyz and Jadakiss for their undeniable chemistry and the seamless fusion of their styles. The beat itself has been a subject of interest, with fans eager to know about the sample used. Moreover, Millyz's ability to effortlessly switch between rapping and singing has drawn comparisons to Drake, albeit with a rawer, more authentic approach. This versatility has resonated with audiences, especially those from New York and Massachusetts who feel a strong sense of hometown pride. Several comments highlight the song's nostalgic essence, with one stating, "To me, this has a 90s NYC hip-hop feel." The track succeeds in recreating the grit and authenticity associated with the golden era of New York rap.
One of the standout aspects of "Moon Roof" is the depth and introspection within the lyrics. Jadakiss, known for his powerful delivery and lyrical prowess, doesn't disappoint with his hard-hitting verse. He tackles the subject of addiction with remarkable insight, shedding light on the painful realities and the vicious cycle it perpetuates. Listeners have appreciated the profoundness of his words, expressing gratitude for addressing such a challenging topic. Millyz's contributions have also been commended, with fans acknowledging the impact of his verses and their relatability.
Jadakiss, a veteran in the rap game, continues to prove his prowess on the mic. One comment exclaims, "God damn, has 'Kiss EVER had a bad verse?" Fans applaud Jadakiss for his consistency and appreciate his contribution to the track, considering him to be one of the top five rappers alive. His collaboration with Millyz on "Moon Roof" only solidifies his status as a respected figure in the genre.
The collaboration between Millyz and Jadakiss has been praised for bringing together the best of both worlds in East Coast rap. Their distinct styles, when combined, create a potent blend of hard-hitting bars, smooth jazz influences, and a touch of quiet storm R&B. Listeners have marveled at the chemistry between the two artists, with some suggesting that this partnership rivals some of the greatest rap duos.
While "Moon Roof" receives overwhelmingly positive feedback, some listeners express a desire for an extended version of the song. With its captivating vibe and cold atmosphere, many believe that the track could benefit from an additional verse, allowing Millyz and Jadakiss to further explore the potent energy established.
The popularity of "Moon Roof" extends far beyond the United States, with fans from Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Canada, and various other countries expressing their admiration for the track. Millyz's international appeal and Jadakiss's legendary status have contributed to the song's widespread recognition.
One of the standout aspects of "Moon Roof" is the depth and introspection within the lyrics. Jadakiss, known for his powerful delivery and lyrical prowess, doesn't disappoint with his hard-hitting verse. He tackles the subject of addiction with remarkable insight, shedding light on the painful realities and the vicious cycle it perpetuates. Listeners have appreciated the profoundness of his words, expressing gratitude for addressing such a challenging topic. Millyz's contributions have also been commended, with fans acknowledging the impact of his verses and their relatability.
Jadakiss, a veteran in the rap game, continues to prove his prowess on the mic. One comment exclaims, "God damn, has 'Kiss EVER had a bad verse?" Fans applaud Jadakiss for his consistency and appreciate his contribution to the track, considering him to be one of the top five rappers alive. His collaboration with Millyz on "Moon Roof" only solidifies his status as a respected figure in the genre.
The collaboration between Millyz and Jadakiss has been praised for bringing together the best of both worlds in East Coast rap. Their distinct styles, when combined, create a potent blend of hard-hitting bars, smooth jazz influences, and a touch of quiet storm R&B. Listeners have marveled at the chemistry between the two artists, with some suggesting that this partnership rivals some of the greatest rap duos.
While "Moon Roof" receives overwhelmingly positive feedback, some listeners express a desire for an extended version of the song. With its captivating vibe and cold atmosphere, many believe that the track could benefit from an additional verse, allowing Millyz and Jadakiss to further explore the potent energy established.
The popularity of "Moon Roof" extends far beyond the United States, with fans from Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Canada, and various other countries expressing their admiration for the track. Millyz's international appeal and Jadakiss's legendary status have contributed to the song's widespread recognition.
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