Range Brothers Lyrics

Bad bitch, pardon me, I say, “What’s up?”Educated, so I put her in the cutI need a girlfriend, I need a girlfriendTwo hoes and I think I did too muchI got two phones and I don’t know who to trustI need a girlfriend, I need a girlfriendBet that girlfriend lonely, introduce her to my humorIt’s a lot of bitches that they sent home in their UberUh, high-profile niggas in my circle dodgin’ rumorsI been tucked away dodgin’ blood suckin’ maneuvers

Huh? Okay, just say you not readyOkay, okay, comin’ in heavyOkay, they ain’t in shape, I’m petty, okay, okayOkay, y’all be on E, un-leadyOkay, okay, hold the confettiOkay, okay, just say you not ready

They wanna bite the hand that try to feed ’em, prudesYou cannot hide behind the shades, I see right through itYou ain’t stand up on your word, then you’s a foolThey’re not, chea, they’re not, chea, they’re not bool

I be wanna see me whole gang on TV, PG my RollieTurnin’ down tops and the top bitches, that remind me of the old daysSneakin’ in hoes with the backstage passWhat they all in, huh, for the poet? Huh?I’m a young poetic nigga, I just go at it, niggaI’m a whore at it, niggaYou could ask my mama, we poetic, niggaI was raised in the projects, we could go at it, niggaI can’t wait no time on a co-edded, niggaBro-code, me and Dave count through seven figuresRaised around bottles and dope fiendsOn a high seat since the day I turned sixteen747, I’m starin’ at plane wingsPrayin’ the Lord’s seen, Grandma prayin’ for me (ayy)

They wanna bite the hand that try to feed ’em, prudesYou cannot hide behind the shades, I see right through itYou ain’t stand up on your word, then you’s a foolThey’re not, they’re not, they’re not bool

Everybody wanna be greatBut the word don’t relateTo the life be mistakin’ the truth, niggaI remember bankin’ with Chase like four-hundred KStarin’ at it, I ain’t know what to do, niggaNow I look at money like a resourceEvery contract gotta put my kid’s family in schoolHealth and wealth, goin’ deep for itDo right for my next lifeLet me get some tooI remember roaches, mama lost focusI was at home, no lights, no foodHeard that the joke is, “Hykeem broke”And head to the ground when I walk in schoolGoin’ through the motions, mad impulsiveGranny, I won’t abide by the rulesI shall reside with advisers to boomFuck that, booman, let me get some tooLife ain’t always about your name in they mouthAnd the cars and the clothes and the jewels (jewels, oh)Every lil’ bitch that’s born lookin’ like soft pornOnly meant for your ego to bruise (bruise, oh)Bet when the hoes get bored and the points ain’t scoreYou gon’ live in this world confused (‘fused, whoa)Every day the hate restored and the faith get shortFuck that, let me get some tooNigga, my livelihood was understoodThat the roof I’m in not boolNigga, the shoes I fill are huge“Keem, wanna share that ho?” Bro, moveNigga wanna fake sneak diss‘Cause I fucked his bitch in a black hatchbackI front in the pics when the heart don’t matchTake care of the kids, gotta go where they at, ayy

Hold on, let’s get this shit, let’s get this shitLet’s get this shit, let’s, hmmTop of the mornin’, top of the mornin’, top of the mornin’Top of the mornin’, top of the mornin’, top of the mornin’Top of the mornin’Hold on, let’s get this shit, let’s get this shitLet’s get this shit, let’s, hmm (like what these niggas on, like?)

Ain’t shit changed, still fuckin’ and rappin’Two bad bitches here, Cartier glasses, huhHer friend got pornography habits (give me that bitch, but, sir)Rollie gang, Rollie gang, Rollie gang (pgLang, fool)Hundred thousand on her, she know she gang (she’s hot)Rover gang, Rover gang, Rover gang (Rover gang)Range brothers out the roof, we’re not the Wayans (we’re not the Wayans)Bitch, I hate to tell the truth, we’re not the same (he’s Baby Keem)I’m with my Rover brother and we’re runnin’ game (a Range Rover)Rippin’ rubber bands on the meatloafOverseas, tidy up for me ‘fore I get homeTake one, take two, take three, heave itStop hidin’ comments under your sleeve, nigga, believe itWhy your boyfriend keep on lookin’ for me, is he Jesus?

Let’s get this shit, let’s get this shitLet’s get this shit, let’s, hmmTop of the mornin’, top of the mornin’, top of the mornin’Top of the mornin’, top of the mornin’, top of the mornin’Top of the mornin’Hold on, let’s get this shit, let’s get this shitLet’s get this shit, let’s, hmm

Baby Keem

Baby Keem is an American rapper and singer born on October 22, 2000. His musical style incorporates hip hop music, R&B, trap, dancehall, reggae, and soca. He grew up listening to artists such as Drake, Kanye West, Future, Meek Mill, J Cole, Migos, Travis Scott, Young Thug, and others.

In 2017, he signed with Interscope Records and Atlantic Records. On July 14, 2018, it was announced that he had been dropped from both labels due to creative differences.

Keem released his debut album, titled Blue Chips, on September 13, 2018, under his production team Themselves.

Themes

Blue Chips is primarily inspired by the life experiences of Keem and his family members. The album features guest appearances from several rappers including Lil Wayne, 2 Chainz, Gucci Mane, YG, Yo Gotti, Ty Dolla $ign, French Montana, Wiz Khalifa, 21 Savage, Quavo, Offset, Big Sean, Nicki Minaj, Jay Rock, Kendrick Lamar, Kodak Black, K Camp, Jeremih, Pusha T, Rae Sremmurd, and many more.

Keem’s lyrics are often focused on relationships, love, money, and partying, among other topics. Keem says that he writes about real life issues and struggles because he wants people to relate to him.

10 Things You Didn’t Know About Baby Keem

1. He isn’t actually related to Cardi B.

2. His father died when he was young.

3. He used to be a DJ.

4. He was bullied and picked on growing up.

5. He had a girlfriend named Mia who broke up with him because she thought he wasn’t serious enough.

6. He was kicked out of school for fighting.

7. He was once arrested for shoplifting.

8. He played football in high school.

9. He got into trouble with the law again in 2018.

10. He wants to become a lawyer one day.

Early Life

Hykeem Carter grew up in the Bronx, New York City, where he attended P.S. 64 public school. He began playing piano at age four and guitar at eight. At age five, he learned how to play drums. His parents are both musicians; his father plays bass and his mother plays keyboards. He stated that his family had always been musical, having played together since he was young. In high school, he took lessons in classical pianist while learning about hip hop and R&B music.

STORY:

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Keem’s love for rap stemmed from growing up in the Bronx, NY. He watched his aunt burn CDs on her computer and listened to them on her stereo system. He remembers one particular day sitting in her room listening to Kanye West’s 808’s & Heartbreaks. He says it inspired him to start making beats, which led him down the road to becoming a rapper. As a child, he loved hip-hop music, but it wasn’t until he heard Kanye West’s album 808’s & Heartbreaks that he really got into it. He recalls listening to the album over and over again, trying to learn every part of the song. He eventually bought his own copy of the album and taught himself how to produce songs.

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While attending Public School 64, Keem used to hang out with friends who played video games like Call Of Duty and Halo. One night, he saw another kid playing a game called Minecraft. He asked his friend what it was, and he told him that you could build anything within the game. After seeing the potential of building things within the game, Keem thought he might want to make his own version of it. He soon realized that there weren’t many people doing what he wanted to do. So he started creating his own game and named it All Mighty Modz. Keem began posting videos of his creations on youtube, and soon enough he gained popularity.

STORY: “Minecraft”

In 2013, Keem released his first mixtape titled The Beginning. It featured artists such as Yung Berg, Lil Durk, and more. He also made an appearance on the track “I’m Not A Player”. In 2014, he released his second mixtape titled The Return Of The King. It featured artists such like Ace Hood, Yo Gotti, and more. He then went on to release his third mixtape titled The Last Chapter. This mixtape featured artists such as Future, Rick Ross, and more.