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Lil Keed - Intro Lyrics

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In this energetic opening track, Lil Keed sets the stage for his album by showcasing his success and lifestyle. Through a stream of consciousness, he touches on themes of wealth, street credibility, and personal relationships. The lyrics emphasize his… Read more

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Intro Lyrics

(Let's go, Mario)

Yeah
Zoo gave me the idea so I'ma do it real fast
Trap goin' harder than a motherfuckin', um
Yeah

Rockin' these Michael Amiris
I put the motherfuckin' drip on, shit, this an advisory
Yeah, you know I fucked that lil' bitty ho, know she feelin' me
Yeah, they diggin' everythin' I'm sayin', I know they hearin' me
And these diamonds shinin' out
.40 on his head, know they peel his top, yeah
I blow a motherfuckin' opp, yeah
I take his top off, yeah
Pickin' up drop-offs
Now I'm straight to the club fresh as fuck
I'm in a Lamb', Lamb', damn, I don't do no TransAms

All of my phones just ring, ring
I was just drippin' with Uzi, Lil Vert
I was in the trenches with Ming-Ming
Walkin' in, just gave him a verse
I swear to God it's so easy
Thot pussy wet but her ass so greazy
I had eight hundred racks, yeah, I was hangin' with Trippie
Hittin' his block, it's a track meet
Niggas playin' both sides, shit, it must be an earring
Yeah, we serve the red and the pee-pee
Yeah, Keed pullin' up, I got the fire where it should be
Yeah, I call for the bands and the belt, the shoes I sold it to PP (Keed talk to 'em)
Come for a flame, and sold it to Tootie
I'm with the young bro, we screamin' out loud, "Long live Rudy"
Back to back whips, you know they exclusive
Hell nah, that ho went out
I put the drip on her, now she actin' bougie (yeah, she actin' bougie)
Yeah, yeah, when I put that drip on her, she actin' bougie
Yeah, yeah, when I put that drip on me, I'm catchin' some pussy
Yeah, yeah, havin' real power moves like I'm Yugi', yeah
Ho, come and ándale
These niggas stealin' all my drip so they got a price to pay, ayy, yeah
I was in the fuckin' trap where they skrrt-skrrt on the bowl, yeah
All I gotta do is rap, know that slime wipe your nose

Rockin' these Michael Amiris
I put the motherfuckin' drip on, shit, this an advisory
Yeah, you know I fucked that lil' bitty ho, know she feelin' me
Yeah, they diggin' everythin' I'm sayin', I know they hearin' me
And these diamonds shinin' out
.40 on his head, know they peel his top, yeah
I blow a motherfuckin' opp, yeah
I take his top off, yeah
Pickin' up drop-offs
Now I'm straight to the club fresh as fuck
I'm in a Lamb', Lamb', damn, I don't do no TransAms

Writer(s): Jonathan Demario Priester, Raqhid Jevon Render
Copyright(s): Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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What is the Meaning of Intro?

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In this energetic opening track, Lil Keed sets the stage for his album by showcasing his success and lifestyle. Through a stream of consciousness, he touches on themes of wealth, street credibility, and personal relationships. The lyrics emphasize his extravagant fashion sense, connections with other artists, and resilience in the face of adversity. Keed's references to luxury brands and high-profile friends underline his rise from humble beginnings to fame. Moreover, the song conveys a sense of pride and defiance, as he navigates the challenges and dualities of his environment while asserting his dominance in the rap game.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Who are the writers of the song 'Intro' by Lil Keed?

    The song 'Intro' by Lil Keed was written by Jonathan Demario Priester and Raqhid Jevon Render, who is better known by his stage name Lil Keed.

  2. What recurring themes can be found in the lyrics of 'Intro'?

    'Intro' features several recurring themes typical in trap music such as wealth, lifestyle, and street credibility. Lil Keed mentions wearing designer clothes like Michael Amiri jeans, having significant wealth ('eight hundred racks'), and engaging in street activities. The lyrics also touch upon gaining respect through material success and toughness.

  3. Are there any specific cultural references in the song 'Intro'?

    Yes, Lil Keed makes a few cultural references in 'Intro'. He mentions Uzi referring to rapper Lil Uzi Vert, and uses the term 'Yugi', which could be a nod to Yu-Gi-Oh! for making powerful moves. These references serve to connect his experiences with broader popular culture elements.

  4. What is the significance of mentioning different cities or locations in 'Intro'?

    'Intro' does not explicitly mention various cities or locations but focuses on personal experiences and lifestyle that could be reflective of urban environments typical in rap narratives. The emphasis is more on personal status and actions rather than specific geographical locations.

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