I said right foot creep, ooh, I’m walking with that heater Look around, stay low, make sure they don’t see you Catch ’em bad, walk down, face ’em with that heater The devil under your feet, you’re on your way to see him (let’s go) Stretch me one, I can’t sleep, bang out when I see you Play with me, you can’t sleep, we gunnin’ to decease you You won’t have no case, rearrange your shape soon as they face you You won’t have no space, we in your section ’til we spray you
Put your mask on, yeah, they comin’ out Soon as they close that door, we just gon’ walk down They say we dead wrong ’cause we knocked him off But he who got caught lackin’, tell that bitch that that’s his fault If we draw down, guns get let off At all them clowns, including his spouse Kept that blick inside my drawers Every time I walked to Dalton I worked for Tim and sold CD’s You throw a diss and you get tossed Say you ain’t catch that, cross my name up, ain’t no talking (yeah) If they had a bang-out at the store, from my papa window, I could see it sparkin’ But I ain’t seen that since Jordan Dixon made some niggas some targets Big 40, got that shit on me in a stolo, nigga knowin’ that it’s retarded I spit that shit that cause a massacre at the party, believe that
I said right foot creep, ooh, I’m walking with that heater Look around, stay low, make sure they don’t see you Catch ’em bad, walk down, face ’em with that heater The devil under your feet, you’re on your way to see him Stretch me one, I can’t sleep, bang out when I see you Play with me, you can’t sleep, we gunnin’ to decease you You won’t have no case, rearrange your shape soon as they face you You won’t have no space, we in your section ’til we spray you
When I jump out the back, I’ma hit it I’ma aim with the strap at his fitted Throwin’ out the murder bags in my city Play-by-play while I’m standin’ on Billy Dirty Drac’, take the top off the Hemi Fully equipped it when we go on a mission Take his face, I ain’t showin’ no pity Closed case, tell them all good riddance Zombieland where the dogs can scent it Sprinter van and we all be in it Catch him first, get a raw percentage If you want, I put a coffin in it I could get you one from inside my home I just want to check the bitch out for attendance Tell them niggas I say fuck ’em all And I’ma kill all you bitches (that’s on your mama, bitch)
I said right foot creep, ooh, I’m walking with that heater Look around, stay low, make sure they don’t see you Catch ’em bad, walk down, face ’em with that heater The devil under your feet, you’re on your way to see him Stretch me one, I can’t sleep, bang out when I see you Play with me, you can’t sleep, we gunnin’ to decease you You won’t have no case, rearrange your shape soon as they face you You won’t have no space, we in your section ’til we spray you
YoungBoy Never Broke Again
The rapper YoungBoy Never BrokeAgain announced his return to music Tuesday (Feb. 26). He shared a video titled “Jump To Navigation,” where he raps about how he wants to jump to the top of the charts again. In the song, he references himself as a young boy and says that he never broke. He goes on to say that he was ready to come back because he wanted to make sure that he still had what it takes.
Kentrell Gaulden was one of three children born into a single mother household. His birth name was Kentyell Gaulden Jr., but he later changed it to Kentrell Gaulden because he felt like “Kentyll sounded too much like Kenny Rogers”. At age 2, he suffered a broken neck during a wrestling match with his brother. This required him to wear a head brace until the spinal cord healed. The scarring on his forehead was caused by the brace.
Gaulden was raised mostly by his paternal grandmother, due to his father having been sentenced to 55 years in jail. When he was 8, she passed away from heart failure.
After his release from juvenile detention, Gaulden began living with his friend and fellow local rapper, NBA Three (also known as OG Three), whom he met when he was 12. They became close friends and began recording music together.
The two then used acts of criminal activity to begin to pay for their studio time. By the time he turned 14, Gaulden had already recorded several songs and performed live sets. In 2009, he signed a record deal with Atlantic Records.
In 2010, Gaulden released his debut mixtape, The First Two Minutes, under the moniker Kentrell Gaulden. The tape received positive reviews from critics and fans alike, earning praise for its production and lyrics.
He followed up The First Two Minutes with a second mixtape titled I’m On My Way. Again, the project received critical acclaim and was well received by fans.
