Top Songs By Young Dolph
Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Young Dolph
Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Adolph Robert Thornton Jr.
Songwriter
Bryan Simmons
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Ari Morris
Engineer
TM88
Producer
Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Ay, what you smokin' on, bruh?
Ay, what you smokin' on, bruh?
(OG) Let me hit that
[Verse 2]
Eight-hundred dollar sweatsuit (Okay)
And some motherfuckin' Timb boots (Swag)
I don't fuck with basic hoes, they too simple (I can't do it)
Work a basic bitch like a pimp do (Bitch, please)
Nah, she ain't sellin' ass, she drivin' with the gas
Rolled a Superman blunt, half-cookie, half-hash
Your bitch love to ride with me because my car go really fast
Left her, now she feelin' sad, I'm too busy gettin' cash
She said, "Where the love at?" (What?) I said I don't love back
(Who's that?)
Told her I keep my love the same place I keep my slugs at
Fuck all that, picked up my phone, where my **** cuz at?
(Cuz, where you at?)
Keep a baby bottle like Tommy from the Rugrats
[Verse 3]
Now I ain't got no job, like Tommy off of Martin (Nah)
All we do is smoke weed, fuck, shop, and party (Party)
Ghetto ass bitch, but she swear that she a Barbie (Bitch, please)
4 a.m., she lurkin' in my hotel lobby
Am I about to bend her over? Shit, probably (Might as well, bruh)
She told me that she got that schloppy (Ha ha, ay, pull up)
I cooked that bitch like Hibachi (Ay)
Go to Magic City just to eat steak and broccoli (Yup)
Uh, they hatin', but they can't stop me
Uh, my side bitches wear Cavalli (Uh-huh)
My Mexican girl, I call her hot tamale
Fifty p's of strong in the empty apartment (Whoa)
Got married to the streets and Fizzle was the best man (I do)
Went and found the plug and turned him to my best friend
(Man, we best friends)
I told the plug we till death do us part (Forever)
Started runnin' plays like Patrick Ewing and John Starks (Uh-huh)
[Verse 4]
It's Dolph
Who, me?
Yeah, I'm the plug best friend
That's me
Yeah, that's my best friend
Yeah, that man
Real **** shit, man
These **** don't see me with this shit, man
Ay
Written by: Adolph R Thornton, Bryan Simmons