King Lil G, Young Drummer Boy - Blue Hundreds lyrics
[King Lil G, Young Drummer Boy - Blue Hundreds lyrics]
(Ayy, ahh ahh, this gangsta shit, boy)
Bitch I do wrong hit licks and duck cases
I'm banged out blue Chucks and Blue Laces
I stack dough all hundreds and Blue faces
I swerve hoes i bounce with no traces
Got my body tatted gang unit started trippin
Call me Lil G, 1800 what I'm reppin'
In the cold streets I was
In the wrong direction
Bitch imma try to fuck if
You come and kick it
(Ahh) ayy G go and tell em where you from
See that all black chopp
It'll make em all run yeah we banged out
And we rollin' with them thangs out
Fully automatic better pray this
Shit don't ring out
Ayy Drum you gotta check it out
I'm bout to pull up with this bitch around 11
Dawg I'm checkin out
2 hoes I gotta pick em out
I made these hoes tongue kiss
Hell yeah I'm bout to dig em out
Chunkin up the hood we getting
Money in this bitch (In this bitch boy)
We getting money in this bitch
Talkin bout the murder everybody getting hit
(getting hit stupid) everybody getting hit
Lil G and Drummer give a fuck about a bitch
(bout a bitch boy) give a fuck about a bitch
Chunkin up the hood we getting
Money in this bitch
(getting money in this bitch)
We getting money in this bitch
Pulled a whip out it was a movie
I only fuck around with
Them hoochies and groupies
Free the Lil homie
Got caught with the toolie
When he let it bust you woulda
Thought it was a Uzi
If G gave a fuck about a bitch
I always be broke
I'd neva have no motherfuckin Louie to smoke
You better get it cause the King been alone
I'm in Pomona and I'm smoking with my bro
Quit playin with me
You getting money in this bitch
He was talking loud so I'm
Getting cuddy with his bitch
See I'm too strong
And you know I got that shit on
You barely getting to it this the
Type of shit we've been on
Make a left on Cornuta and Alondra
Helicopters, gangbangers, and big choppas
They wanna plot
That's why I got the Glock on me
AKs, we the ones on top homie
Chunkin up the hood we getting
Money in this bitch (In this bitch boy)
We getting money in this bitch
Talkin bout the murder everybody getting hit
(getting hit stupid) everybody getting hit
Lil G and Drummer give a fuck about a bitch
(bout a bitch boy) give a fuck about a bitch
Chunkin up the hood we getting
Money in this bitch
(getting money in this bitch)
We getting money in this bitch
Bitch I do wrong hit licks and duck cases
I'm banged out blue Chucks and Blue Laces
I stack dough all hundreds and Blue faces
I swerve hoes i bounce with no traces
Got my body tatted gang unit started trippin
Call me Lil G, 1800 what I'm reppin'
In the cold streets I was
In the wrong direction
Bitch imma try to fuck if
You come and kick it
(Ahh) ayy G go and tell em where you from
See that all black chopp
It'll make em all run yeah we banged out
And we rollin' with them thangs out
Fully automatic better pray this
Shit don't ring out
Ayy Drum you gotta check it out
I'm bout to pull up with this bitch around 11
Dawg I'm checkin out
2 hoes I gotta pick em out
I made these hoes tongue kiss
Hell yeah I'm bout to dig em out
Chunkin up the hood we getting
Money in this bitch (In this bitch boy)
We getting money in this bitch
Talkin bout the murder everybody getting hit
(getting hit stupid) everybody getting hit
Lil G and Drummer give a fuck about a bitch
(bout a bitch boy) give a fuck about a bitch
Chunkin up the hood we getting
Money in this bitch
(getting money in this bitch)
We getting money in this bitch
Pulled a whip out it was a movie
I only fuck around with
Them hoochies and groupies
Free the Lil homie
Got caught with the toolie
When he let it bust you woulda
Thought it was a Uzi
If G gave a fuck about a bitch
I always be broke
I'd neva have no motherfuckin Louie to smoke
You better get it cause the King been alone
I'm in Pomona and I'm smoking with my bro
Quit playin with me
You getting money in this bitch
He was talking loud so I'm
Getting cuddy with his bitch
See I'm too strong
And you know I got that shit on
You barely getting to it this the
Type of shit we've been on
Make a left on Cornuta and Alondra
Helicopters, gangbangers, and big choppas
They wanna plot
That's why I got the Glock on me
AKs, we the ones on top homie
Chunkin up the hood we getting
Money in this bitch (In this bitch boy)
We getting money in this bitch
Talkin bout the murder everybody getting hit
(getting hit stupid) everybody getting hit
Lil G and Drummer give a fuck about a bitch
(bout a bitch boy) give a fuck about a bitch
Chunkin up the hood we getting
Money in this bitch
(getting money in this bitch)
We getting money in this bitch
About the song King Lil G, Young Drummer Boy - Blue Hundreds
In a highly anticipated collaboration, renowned Chicano rappers King Lil G and Young Drummer Boy have joined forces once again to deliver a hard-hitting track titled "Blue Hundreds." The release has garnered significant attention from fans worldwide, eliciting mixed reactions and generating buzz within the music industry. This article delves into the reactions, reviews, and overall opinions surrounding the song, presenting a detailed analysis of the collaboration's impact. With its catchy beats, dynamic flow, and thought-provoking lyrics, "Blue Hundreds" aims to reignite the duo's musical prowess and solidify their position in the rap scene.
Reactions and Reviews: Upon its release, "Blue Hundreds" has sparked a range of reactions from fans, with opinions varying across the spectrum. While some listeners express enthusiasm and praise for the track, commending the artists for their seamless chemistry and dynamic delivery, others voice their disappointment, citing unoriginal beats and lackluster lyrics as drawbacks. Let's take a closer look at the different perspectives:
Positive Reviews:
Catchy Beats and Dynamic Flow: Fans appreciate the infectious beats and energetic flow present in "Blue Hundreds," praising the duo's ability to captivate listeners with their rhythm and delivery. The collaboration demonstrates the artists' undeniable chemistry and their knack for creating memorable tracks.
Reigniting Musical Prowess: Many fans commend King Lil G and Young Drummer Boy for reuniting and showcasing their individual talents on "Blue Hundreds." This collaboration serves as a testament to their musical prowess and reminds listeners of their past hits.
Nostalgic Vibes: The song's utilization of a recognizable sample, reminiscent of 50 Cent and The Game's "How We Do," evokes a sense of nostalgia for some fans. They appreciate the homage paid to the classic track and believe that King Lil G and Young Drummer Boy brought their unique touch to the beat.
Negative Reviews:
Unoriginal Beats: Some listeners express disappointment, claiming that the artists relied on sampled beats instead of creating original ones. This lack of originality is seen as a missed opportunity to showcase their unique style and create something fresh.
Lackluster Lyrics: Critics argue that the lyrics in "Blue Hundreds" fail to leave a lasting impact. They suggest that the artists could have explored more profound storytelling or provided a stronger narrative to enhance the overall quality of the song.
Comparison to Other Artists: Several fans compare the collaboration to other Mexican rappers, citing artists like Chito Ranas and Swifty Blue as examples of individuals pushing the boundaries of the genre. This prompts calls for King Lil G and Young Drummer Boy to innovate and explore new sounds.
Reactions and Reviews: Upon its release, "Blue Hundreds" has sparked a range of reactions from fans, with opinions varying across the spectrum. While some listeners express enthusiasm and praise for the track, commending the artists for their seamless chemistry and dynamic delivery, others voice their disappointment, citing unoriginal beats and lackluster lyrics as drawbacks. Let's take a closer look at the different perspectives:
Positive Reviews:
Catchy Beats and Dynamic Flow: Fans appreciate the infectious beats and energetic flow present in "Blue Hundreds," praising the duo's ability to captivate listeners with their rhythm and delivery. The collaboration demonstrates the artists' undeniable chemistry and their knack for creating memorable tracks.
Reigniting Musical Prowess: Many fans commend King Lil G and Young Drummer Boy for reuniting and showcasing their individual talents on "Blue Hundreds." This collaboration serves as a testament to their musical prowess and reminds listeners of their past hits.
Nostalgic Vibes: The song's utilization of a recognizable sample, reminiscent of 50 Cent and The Game's "How We Do," evokes a sense of nostalgia for some fans. They appreciate the homage paid to the classic track and believe that King Lil G and Young Drummer Boy brought their unique touch to the beat.
Negative Reviews:
Unoriginal Beats: Some listeners express disappointment, claiming that the artists relied on sampled beats instead of creating original ones. This lack of originality is seen as a missed opportunity to showcase their unique style and create something fresh.
Lackluster Lyrics: Critics argue that the lyrics in "Blue Hundreds" fail to leave a lasting impact. They suggest that the artists could have explored more profound storytelling or provided a stronger narrative to enhance the overall quality of the song.
Comparison to Other Artists: Several fans compare the collaboration to other Mexican rappers, citing artists like Chito Ranas and Swifty Blue as examples of individuals pushing the boundaries of the genre. This prompts calls for King Lil G and Young Drummer Boy to innovate and explore new sounds.
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