24's
by T.I.

Album: Trap Muzik (2003)
Charted: 78
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  • Yeah, yeah
    For all my real ATL niggas, that's right
    This the dope boy anthem
    Come on (hey, I said we gettin' all the-)

    Money, hoes, (ah, and the)
    Cars and clothes (why?)
    That's how all my niggas roll (how we ride shawty?)
    Blowin' dro (uh oh)
    24's (woo)
    That's how all my niggas roll
    Money, hoes, (ah and the)
    Cars and clothes
    That's how all my niggas roll (ah, how they ride pimpin'?)
    Blowin' dro (uh oh)
    24's (okay)
    That's how all my niggas roll

    I'm in a drop-top Chevy with the roof wide open
    My partners looking at me to see if my eyes open
    'Cause I've been dranking and I've been smoking
    And flying down 285 but I'm focused
    It's a 454 SS, I race Porsches
    White leather seats, as fresh as Air Forces
    I say I'm doing 'bout a hundred but the track still bumping
    Number eight on N.W.A., "Straight Outta Compton"
    Pull up at your apartment sitting on 20 somethings
    And the dope boys hollering "What's happening?" kid running in
    The cliques start dancing and the broads start choosing
    And the cars been parked but the rims keep moving
    Sign pictures, buy an onion of good and throw the deuces
    'Cause I ain't Hollywood, I come from the hood, I'm used to it
    If your rear view shaking and your seats vibrating
    24-inch Dayton's got the Chevrolet skatin' makin'

    Money, hoes, (ah, and the)
    Cars and clothes (why?)
    That's how all my niggas roll (how we ride shawty?)
    Blowin' dro (uh oh)
    24's (woo)
    That's how all my niggas roll
    Money, hoes, (ah and the)
    Cars and clothes
    That's how all my niggas roll (ah, how they ride pimpin'?)
    Blowin' dro (uh oh)
    24's (okay)
    That's how all my niggas roll

    Give me a million and I'm satisfied, I'll get the rest
    Underaged civilian in the tightest ride, I want the best
    I refuse to get a 9 to 5, rather flip my keys
    Been paying my dues ever since '89, tryna get my cheese
    Diamonds gleam when I'm on the scene, they know it's me
    Ain't no dream or no fantasy bitch, it's T-I-P
    Broad busting, like a baby do a binky
    Five karat VVS's on my motherfuckin' pinkie
    Half of Hennessy and Belvedere's what we drinking
    Pimp squad send for broads, what the hell you niggas thinking?
    Young nigga spending weekends on the islands in the fall
    24-inch rim shining when I'm riding 'cause I'm balling
    I'm calling out shots like a pool shark
    My tools spark in the dark when I fool marks
    Y'all fools hearts in the wrong place
    At the wrong time, I got a strong mind
    To grab my chrome nine and shoot at your ass for a long time
    But I'ma get that ass hauled off, fuck around with the clique
    They'll be looking for your dick with a stick, nigga y'all soft
    So y'all lost, I'ma ball out at all costs, spit game to a dame
    Make her ride on this thang
    'Til she falls off and sucks balls off, I got the

    Money, hoes, (ah, and the)
    Cars and clothes (why?)
    That's how all my niggas roll (how we ride shawty?)
    Blowin' dro (uh oh)
    24's (woo)
    That's how all my niggas roll
    Money, hoes, (ah and the)
    Cars and clothes
    That's how all my niggas roll (ah, how they ride pimpin'?)
    Blowin' dro (uh oh)
    24's (okay)
    That's how all my niggas roll

    Ayy, I ain't bouncing little shorty, I'm relaxing right now
    I'd probably still be trapping if I wasn't rapping right now
    Bragging about pistols at the house, well, I'm strapped right now
    Keep on talkin', folk, I'll lay you on your back right now
    Want to act right now, get smacked right now
    Ayy, I'ma buck a motherfucker, I don't know how to back down
    Clown down here fakin', frontin', talking 'bout what you making, nothin'
    I'm 21 and 10 years deep, that shit to me ain't nothing
    I'm raised by the niggas getting head from the jays
    Lose your leg when I spray, end up dead from the K
    Stay ready for the raid, paid heavy from the yay'
    I told my class, kiss my ass, I make eleven every day, I'm gettin'

    Money, hoes, (ah, and the)
    Cars and clothes (why?)
    That's how all my niggas roll (how we ride, shawty?)
    Blowin' dro (uh oh)
    24's (woo)
    That's how all my niggas roll
    Money, hoes, (ah and the)
    Cars and clothes
    That's how all my niggas roll (ah, how they ride pimpin'?)
    Blowin' dro (uh oh)
    24's (okay)
    That's how all my niggas roll
    Money, hoes, (ah, and the)
    Cars and clothes (why?)
    That's how all my niggas roll (how we ride, shawty?)
    Blowin' dro (uh oh)
    24's (woo)
    That's how all my niggas roll
    Money, hoes, (ah, and the)
    Cars and clothes (oh, why 'cause)
    That's how all my niggas roll (ah, how they ride pimpin'?)
    Blowin' dro (uh oh)
    24's (okay)
    That's how all my niggas roll Writer/s: Aldrin Davis, Clifford Joseph Harris
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group, Warner/Chappell Music, Inc.
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