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Black & Yellow (West LA)

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Black & Yellow (West LA)

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Mo' Money, Mo' Problems, so what?

Young nigga but my dollas so grown up

Cliché; that line wasn't original

But it relates perfectly so I spit it bro

New swags ain't Mann with a different flow

The more respect I get, the more I start to feel myself

Only can think of one word when I hear myself; swag

People be like that lil' nigga dope

I look on Twitter, and see these people tweet my quotes

Follow me @MANN in case you didn't know

But I'm a say it again 'though it was said befo'

All these hating niggas meet my ass under the mistletoe

Tell a friend 2 tell a friend about that nigga Mann

Double the N's, always going a hundred-and-ten percent

Hard body; karate, must be chopped bricks

And eat these rappers up. Where my chopsticks?

One thing I do know you are is not sick

But I'm it, no motherfucker I'm I'll like long fish

I'm all that and a bone grip, word to Wiz

Been rocking Chuck Taylors, before we heard of Wiz

Them the shoes acting LA niggas preferred to get

Smooth and fly, never heard the word turbulence

First class, leave me 'lone, don't disturb the bricks

I'm in the business of writing five verses and going in

Radio songs playing over and over again

It's not common a rapper can do both

Especially one coming from the West Coast

But all this spectated, I had to let know

You can do it without crossing over to Techno

Never let go, got money, so what give mo'?

Confident on my own two, these niggas on they tip toe

Why you fronting fo'? Tell me what you fronting fo'

That's the regular pattern of these artists; come and go

They all in for a single, then they album thrash

But that's how most of these so called "rappers" last

But it's cool cause now socal rap is back

Birthday grown Aftermath, we the aftermath of that

Jerking for the kids, and quiveling to the Atlanta Snap

After East Coast battle rap, hit that off the trap

See it's all lyrics and swag so we had to adept

Put the city back on the map; West LA to be exact

Since I signed a contract with Def Jam/Beluga Heights

They ain't know I could do it like... that

You know what it is...

You know what it is...

I'm from a town where nobody ever hesitates

To get that money, it's on time, yeah, they never late

And I be fly all day like every day

Where you from fool? West LA, West LA

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