Gee u can't listen to rap ur whole life then just ignore it when u hit 30 or 40 cause society wants u 2 grow up..im 38 btw and I've got both migos albums and 75% of my collection is rap (cause u kno by 38 yrs old u have a "collection" of music that includes CDs and cassette tapes lol)
Dayum, was just rewinding and listening to this last month. Take went off on this song, his verse and refrain here been replaying in my head for years... And his solo album also a masterpiece, it's gonna turn 4 years old tomorrow btw.
@@theonlyriver Mama told me not to sell word. work is for cocaine. 17.5 is a lowest price u can get. same color t-shir, means its white same color as the cocaine. ever heard the track Mr.17.5 by ? u need to understand the words bruh. but anyway even tho u dont understand a shit, this track is lit
Not for me it doesn't. This tune was nice and they got a couple more but your comment is how I feel about Pop smoke RIP. Mad because he probably wrote even less lyrics than what they do. But that nigga was FIRE!
I've been listening to Migos for almost a decade, there was a time I didn't really listen to some of their new stuff because rap started to let me down with the loss of many rappers the last few years. I didn't want the time for me to get back into Migos was when Takeoff died... I really want gun violence to stop. We lose too many people.
I don't know how many other people like the male vocalizations at 00:46. I don't know if this is done by one of the Migos or a backup singer. Also, the female vocalizations that go along. This is one of my favorite parts of the song, even more than the lyrics.
I remember my friends and I would joke around that the most talented of the 3 is takeoff, which is ironically the quiet one that stays out of the media. RIP Take, never forgotten 🕊
