Stefflon Don - Dat A Dat lyrics
[Stefflon Don - Dat A Dat lyrics]
Top gyal never sell p*ssy yet
Never f*ck a man fi go land
Pon a jet, yuh never f*ck my man dutty gyal we did leff
Tell twinky say a this mi a say one man to me middle come in
Like yuh forgot dem gyal full a man like dung a dovecot
Them nah kill nobody but dem a buss shot, fifty man
How yuh do yuh body like dat?
Talk say a just money man can give yuh slam
And from morning yuh not even nyam
Yuh too beggy beggy yuh no have ambition
Yuh a sell out yuh body but a hype pon eh gram
And dat ajust dat if me buss me rifle nuh gyal no comeback
As yuh tag me fast yuh no see me go answer
Think me fraid fi say a you, you a who? yuh caan talk
Fi me fraid yuh a nuh no gangster
Tight tight p*ssy gyal nuh fight over man but you a get wrong bang if you play wid di don
Back road gyal a never you me a chat if di cap fit yuh fi wear it dat a dat
Put di buddy inna trance you a whine you a jiggle two
Leg inna di air two hand pon di nipple
Yuh now inna dancehall dancehall a run through a bagga
Man one man inna yuh middle
Top gyal never sell p*ssy yet
Never f*ck a man fi go land pon ajet yuh never f*ck my man still a box yuh fi get
Tell di coke head a this me a say one man to middle come in
Like yuh forgot dem gyal full a man like dung a dovecot
Them nah kill nobody but dem a buss shot, fifty man
How yuh do yuh body like dat?
Talk say a just money man can give yuh slam
And from morning yuh not even nyam
Yuh too beggy beggy yuh no have ambition
Yuh a sell out yuh body but a hype pon eh gram
Waste gyal yuh no inna my league
Me a real top gyal unu caan style me
Waste gyal yuh no inna my league
If yuh nah sing no song nuh at me and dat ajust dat
Mi nuh miserable me nuh siddung and chat
Me a elevate and me nah look back
Some gyal fi go look a life
Wah mek yuh feel like say yuh
Deh pon fi me level, yuh b*mboclaat mad!
Never f*ck a man fi go land
Pon a jet, yuh never f*ck my man dutty gyal we did leff
Tell twinky say a this mi a say one man to me middle come in
Like yuh forgot dem gyal full a man like dung a dovecot
Them nah kill nobody but dem a buss shot, fifty man
How yuh do yuh body like dat?
Talk say a just money man can give yuh slam
And from morning yuh not even nyam
Yuh too beggy beggy yuh no have ambition
Yuh a sell out yuh body but a hype pon eh gram
And dat ajust dat if me buss me rifle nuh gyal no comeback
As yuh tag me fast yuh no see me go answer
Think me fraid fi say a you, you a who? yuh caan talk
Fi me fraid yuh a nuh no gangster
Tight tight p*ssy gyal nuh fight over man but you a get wrong bang if you play wid di don
Back road gyal a never you me a chat if di cap fit yuh fi wear it dat a dat
Put di buddy inna trance you a whine you a jiggle two
Leg inna di air two hand pon di nipple
Yuh now inna dancehall dancehall a run through a bagga
Man one man inna yuh middle
Top gyal never sell p*ssy yet
Never f*ck a man fi go land pon ajet yuh never f*ck my man still a box yuh fi get
Tell di coke head a this me a say one man to middle come in
Like yuh forgot dem gyal full a man like dung a dovecot
Them nah kill nobody but dem a buss shot, fifty man
How yuh do yuh body like dat?
Talk say a just money man can give yuh slam
And from morning yuh not even nyam
Yuh too beggy beggy yuh no have ambition
Yuh a sell out yuh body but a hype pon eh gram
Waste gyal yuh no inna my league
Me a real top gyal unu caan style me
Waste gyal yuh no inna my league
If yuh nah sing no song nuh at me and dat ajust dat
Mi nuh miserable me nuh siddung and chat
Me a elevate and me nah look back
Some gyal fi go look a life
Wah mek yuh feel like say yuh
Deh pon fi me level, yuh b*mboclaat mad!
About the song Stefflon Don - Dat A Dat
In the realm of dancehall, where beats echo stories of love, rivalry and raw authenticity, the clash between Stefflon Don and Jada Kingdom has sparked a flurry of reactions from fans. Battlefield? "Dat A Dat", a proven hit, became the epicenter of a feud reminiscent of legendary clashes in the dancehall world.
Stefflon Don, whose Jamaican roots pulse through her music, unleashes a barrage of lyrical prowess on "Dat A Dat." The track resonates with fans who appreciate her ability to seamlessly blend British and Jamaican influences to create her unique sound. The rhythms, flow and unique atmosphere of the dance hall set the stage for a fight of epic proportions.
Fans were divided, passionately expressing their allegiance to either Team Steff or Team Jada. Lyrics, sharp as a machete, cut through the airwaves, leaving listeners in awe of her undeniable talent. The clash, reminiscent of the historical rivalry between Vybz Kartel and Mavado, brings a refreshing energy to the dance scene.
Not one to back down, the Kingdom of Jada is quick to retaliate. The situation escalates as she navigates the rhythm perfectly, parrying the blows with her own fury. The lyrical exchange turns "Dat A Dat" into more than just a song; it becomes a battleground where two queens vie for supremacy.
Some applaud Stefflon's lyrical dexterity, praising her for creating a track that embodies the essence of dancehall. Others find solace in Jada's response, pointing out the difficulty of her counter and the raw power of her serve.
The clash goes beyond the lyrics, with fans analyzing every social media post, interview and personal connection between the artists. The drama adds complexity to the encounter, reminiscent of dancehall's golden era when lyrical battles were fought not only over the music, but also over the personalities behind the verses.
In the midst of this, it is important to recognize the influence of rhythm, Byron's instrumental composition serves as the battleground for these lyrical warriors. Beats reminiscent of a classic dancehall atmosphere elevate the clash to a level beyond simple musical rivalry.
Stefflon Don, whose Jamaican roots pulse through her music, unleashes a barrage of lyrical prowess on "Dat A Dat." The track resonates with fans who appreciate her ability to seamlessly blend British and Jamaican influences to create her unique sound. The rhythms, flow and unique atmosphere of the dance hall set the stage for a fight of epic proportions.
Fans were divided, passionately expressing their allegiance to either Team Steff or Team Jada. Lyrics, sharp as a machete, cut through the airwaves, leaving listeners in awe of her undeniable talent. The clash, reminiscent of the historical rivalry between Vybz Kartel and Mavado, brings a refreshing energy to the dance scene.
Not one to back down, the Kingdom of Jada is quick to retaliate. The situation escalates as she navigates the rhythm perfectly, parrying the blows with her own fury. The lyrical exchange turns "Dat A Dat" into more than just a song; it becomes a battleground where two queens vie for supremacy.
Some applaud Stefflon's lyrical dexterity, praising her for creating a track that embodies the essence of dancehall. Others find solace in Jada's response, pointing out the difficulty of her counter and the raw power of her serve.
The clash goes beyond the lyrics, with fans analyzing every social media post, interview and personal connection between the artists. The drama adds complexity to the encounter, reminiscent of dancehall's golden era when lyrical battles were fought not only over the music, but also over the personalities behind the verses.
In the midst of this, it is important to recognize the influence of rhythm, Byron's instrumental composition serves as the battleground for these lyrical warriors. Beats reminiscent of a classic dancehall atmosphere elevate the clash to a level beyond simple musical rivalry.
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